The Mannsville Monitor (Mannsville, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, June 12, 1914 Page: 2 of 8
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FINEST OF LINGERIE
UNDERTHINGS ARE OF DAINTIEST
POSSIBLE MAKE
Dailcate Combination Slip That May
Bo Mado Up Either In Crepe de
Chine or Fine White Batlato
—Easy to Copy
' Although underthlngs are as con-
spicuously negligible as possible they
receive more consideration than ever
It Is Important not only that each sep-
arate article shall Incorporate the
minimum of weight and bulkiness but
also that the lines of it shall be quite
perfect Just now when empire ef-
fects hold sway similarly w&lst lines
of undergarments are raised and of
PARTY FAVORS WORTH WHILE I IN SEPARATE WAISTS
Really Useful and Pleasing Trifles
May Be Devised for Both Men
and Women
Alluring Empire S(Jpe Are Worn Un-
der Lacy Frocks
course there Is no great amount of
fullness In petticoats to Interfere with
the "hang" of a skirt
Every one knows the inconvenlenoe
experienced in adjusting the regula
tion corset cover to the low-cut eve-
ning gown Greatly preferable Is a
model that consists merely of a
straight strip with eyelets along the
top through which Is threaded a nar-
row tape of elastic If the design of
the gown permits it bebe ribbon may
he tied over the shoulders and a satin
ribbon substituted for the elastic
which will not then be required
All sorts of pretty conceits are be-
ing shown in the fascinating specialty
shops In Vienna In bodice and petti-
coat slips to wear under transparent
lacy dresses and In themselves they
are so charmingly dainty that It would
seem a shame if they didn’t show just
a little bit through the veiling of one’s
gownT
0 For example there Is this very
quaint and delicate combination slip
of the sketch which Is made up either
In crepe de chine or finest white ba-
tiste The short-walBted bodice Is ta-
ken In to a narrow shirred belt and is
topped by a narrow heading oltself
'Tormed by running a fine elastle
through an Inner stitching of the hem
The shoulder straps and arm shields
are of fine net puffing and they are
canght to the cover under flat chiffon
rosea The fastening is down the cen-
ter back made Invisible by the use of
very small snappers under the flap
The petticoat has its upper portion
only of the crepe de chine for the re-
mainder of the length Is composed of
trips of lace and bands of net puffing
'The finishing ruffle la of net and this
continues up the side slashing and is
topped by two chiffon rosea
Naturally these elaborate under
things are exorbitantly expensive In
the shops but If one Is at all handy at
wing they are really quite simple to
make and can be turned but at little
expense Anyway It seems as If every
'wqman should treat herself to one or
possibly two of these lovely slips just
to keep specially for her finest frocks
for in these days of delicate lacy out
ergarmente fine lingerie Is absolutely
necessary
If the model I have sketched seems
just a little elaborate for 'your Own
particular requirements It can readily
be copied In plainer materials and
made quite as attractive and effective
But I really couldn’t resist sketching
Ithe very prettiest one to be seen In
one of these alluring little Viennese
‘white shops — Lillian E Young In the
Washington Star)
A few of the really useful favors
which may be provided for a small
party are well worth considering
For the girls there are the daintiest
possible card cases of pasteboard cov-
ered with pale-toned Japanese crepe
and decorated with a hand-painted
flower design that cost very little
whether made at home or made to or-
der Then there are the work bags in
Bulgarian colors that can be made of
the blue and red wide ribbons which
have recently gone out of fashion for
sashes and girdles but which are the
prettiest materials Imaginable for
‘Taney" things
Any girl will gladly welcome a favor
in the shape of a narrow-stemmed tall
Chinese vase in blue and white or blue
red green and black for It makes an
Ideal receptacle for hat pins when not
needed for the single fresh flower
which should be on every daintily-
equipped dressing table -
It Is also a good idea to give single
teacups and saucers In oriental ware
because nearly every girl Is now col-
lecting a harlequin set
The men will like the latest thing In
oriental neckwear the brown andi
white ties of Tanryoka crepe de chine
which can be home-made from the pat-
tern procured by buying one shop speo-'
lmen If It Is too much bother to
make these ties the party hostess may
provide watch guards In plain and sub-
stantial black silk ribbon These
guards are exceptionally good-looking
and smart
If there is to be only one sort of
favor provide bridge sets consisting of
two packs of cards and a score pad
leather case inclosed Everybody plays
auction these days and everybody likes
to own an Individual bridge outfit
NEWEST VESTS AND COLLARS
8evere Little Fitments of Pique Give
Charming Effect to Almost Any
Kind of Costume
The extreme value of the white linen
waistcoat front of pique has been
proved especially when fitted with the
stiff outstanding pointed collar
With navy blue gowns black and
white check coats and skirts In fact
with all and every material these
rather severe little fitments are inde-
scribably attractive They look - so
fresh and crisp and are so easily re-
newed although they are naturally a
little trying to brunettes
Quite a number of black and white
and dark blue and white check coats
and skirts are specially ordered and
one was planned so simply and yet so
attractively It certainly deserves de-
scription The skirt was arranged with
some loose shallow folds in the Im-
mediate center front that seemed to
mysteriously melt away into nothing
at the sides the whole silhouette be-
ing kept very straight and slim And
the coat was just a loose vague little
affair hip length and closing with one
large barrel-shaped cut jet button just
at the waist and so revealing one of
the above-described vests and stiffened
collars
SMART FOOTWEAR
This is a pretty negligee ooznblnlng
neatness daintiness and grace The
blouse portion was of cream shadow
In this colonial patent lce over cream net The revere and
sleeves are finished with lace edging
Like the fashionable frock of the
season the smartest footwear shows a
combination of materials and a bright-
ness of coloring that makes It unusual-
ly attractive
leather Is combined with gray suede
in the slender long shape that prevails
this year Simulated straps cross the
tongue and are held at one side with
gray pearl buttons In suggestion of
the fashionable buttoned effects in
boots and low shoes With an after-
noon frock of black or gray as well
as in colors here is a proper finish
Color Contrast
The color contrast is a marked fea-
ture of dress at the moment and If
It cannot be obtained in any wsy the
flower at the waist or tucked into the
corsage accomplishes It A deep red
rose a golden chrysanthemum a pur-
ple peony will lend just the contrast-
ing touch desired s
Peacock feathers are now being
gilded before they are poised on hats
of gold or blue hemp
MOST PICTURESQUE STYLES ARE
- OFFERED
Essentially Feminine and the Materl-
lie of Which They May Bs Made
Are Practically Innumerable
—The Kimono 8houlder
By MARY DEAN -
Separate waists are a feature of the
smart wardrobe thlB season — not the
shirtwaist type but a picturesque
blouse Not even ’ the plainest and
most severe models could possibly be
called ‘shirtwaists for they have no
semblance whatever to the masculine
style of chest but rather go to the
other extreme and are very feminine
The materials used for their de-
velopment are almost Innumerable-
cottons Bilks and linens sharing alike
In popularity but
the soft sheer and
clinging weaves
are given the pref-
erence Printed
and embroidered
figured- goods
both In silk and
cotton are lovely
when combined
with plain fabrics
the plain material
usually v forming
the vest and col-
lar and cuffs The
popularity and de-
sirability of the
crepy weaves of
silk and cotton are too well estab-
lished to dwell upon The fact that
cottons of this 'class do not require
Ironing places them at the top of the
list of materials for warm weather
wear ' "
Linens are more used for blouses
this season than they have been for a
long time The soft fine French
weaves are the ones selected and they
are charming Jn the vivid colorings
now in vogue Smart high rolling col-
lars of the same weave of white linen
usually complete blouses of this style
which are- especially intended for
street and business wear
Even for these linen waists which
as waists go today are of rather severe
type the V neck and three-quarter
length sleeves hold good This year
Mrs Grundy has either forgotten to
speak or her warnings of propriety
are not heeded for the most conserva-
GRACEFUL NEGLIGEE
MEDICI COLLAR
Cures Ivy Poisoning
For ivy poisoning apply Hanford
Balsam It is antiseptic and may b
used to kill the poison Prompt relief
should follow the first application
Adv
Seeing Is Believing
Wright — But there is such
ness about his writing:
Penman — Oh no there Isn’t
he’s ambidextrous — he writes
both hands you know
a iam
Why
with
Smile ton wash day That's when on use
Red Croos Ball Blue Clothea whiter than
now All grocers Adv
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If you are going to kick at all
perhaps just as well to do It with hoi
feet
One boy in school
a poolroom
beats a dozen
UABLB
No costume Is complete - without
some sort of collar and the dress the'
blouse or the coat be It ever so sim-
ple Is bare looking enough as far as
style goes If this accessory Is omitted
These collars may be bought In the
shops ready made and ready wired or
may be put together quickly from
pieces of lace or organdie of batiste
machine embroidery and fitted Into a
band to be basted to the garment
Here Is one In the flaring Medici ef-
fect that frames the face becomingly
and can be wired with collar wires or
with fine millinery wires
perfectly plain
save for groups
of tiny plntucks
across the shoul-
ders which gave
the necessary ful-
ness to the blouse
There lm a high
standing Medici
collar vest and
turnback cuffs of
sheer white linen
with hemstitched
edges A black
velvet ribbon en-
circled the neck
and a little double ruche of lace Is
held at the back of tbe neck by a
strand of pale bine and pink chiffon
rose These same little flowers com-
bined with green silk cord are used
as frogs across ths front and catch np
the eleeves The skirt portion Is of
plaited pink crepe de chine Tbe girdle
of pink serin ribbon Is looped In a bow
at the front - - -
’Pearl Roee
single flower worn at the waist
'proved such an attraotlve fancy that
Jin London and Parle designers have
perpetuated the dainty custom by
Introducing a jewel roseA rose made
iof pearls la very pretty Indeed and
though the material la strange tbe
'effect la good It Is a big blossom and
ths pearls are seed in different stses
and tints
Chenille
Marquisette
and is tied In a bowknot below the V'
opening
Most attractive little organdie
blouses are also made upon the same
lines and come in all the delicate
tints — pink blue lavender and green
and they all have collar and cuffs of
white With hemstitched or plcot
edges '
Of course the kimono shoulder Is
the rule whether the whole sleeve la
cut In one with the waist or whether
the shoulder Is draped and a short
square sleeve Is set in
WEAR A KISS-ME-QUICK CURL
Any Kind of Flufflness That May Be
Desired Is the Order of
' the Day - -
“And ' every tendril of her hair la
curled about my heart" sang the poet
but if the tendrils today curl about
men’s hearts there must be a great
many hearts for It Is a season of curls
— temple curls cheek curls little bob-
bing curls at the nape of the neck and
alluring little ringlets fluffing out un-
der the hat brim
First In favor are the flat stiff curls
that now adorn the cheek or the tem-
ple of the up-to-date woman These
curls can be made with care— and
brllllantine — from one’s own hair bat
tbe hairdressers who are of course
up to the minute In such affairs are
supplying these curls In any shade
and these false ones have the advan-
tage of having a sort of mucilage on
one side so they can be pasted down
— like a false mustache and these are
always In one place no matter how
hard the wind may blowl
The popularity of the high coiffure
weeping away from the brow baa in
tbe natural sequence of events
brought about the temple curls tor
there are but few women who have a
forehead sufficiently low and beautiful
to wear their hair In this fashion
These temple curls are no more
than fluffy little curie that tumble
with teeming abandon down over the
eyes softening the lines and lending
a delightful girlish effect to the coif-
fure even of tbe older woman
Tbe return of the knoj high on the
head la In the same way responsible
for tbe curls at the nape of the neck
These are held In place by the new
wide combs which are set st an angle
at the back breaking the line of the
hair from the throat to the high knot
Because of Terrible Backt
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rive dressers dare this style of blouse
for wear on all occasions
A charming little linen blouse Is
shown In the new shade of tango red
the linen being of the sheerest weave
and ' it Is made
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Many a spoiled boy has developed
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Geers, C. W. The Mannsville Monitor (Mannsville, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, June 12, 1914, newspaper, June 12, 1914; Mannsville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1918149/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.