The Washington herald. [volume], June 11, 1916, Page 8, Image 24

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MtOerA. 141% Is tme 3ACins NO5 W blh. Peseementaere of this kind ueed
8n mer. In j rt way Is ovely Nnd go"
In summer so many afftre begin in ts ta Completing the dresy touch
the late afternoon and continUe I on a sown If used In the wrent way. it
the evening that it is quite aeessuy sounds the deach kn of style right at
for every woman to number among bar the str for ther is nothing worse
gowns a frock which loks well both tha plasted looking pementerle.
in sunlight on the lawn and later for go my peopl, labor under the delusion
dinner or dancing under electrie Ight that a touch of psementerie i the
I hive sketched for you a dres f mark insible on a dresY gown.
old blue Georgette crepe and taffeta
trimmed with bands of embroidery in Cutting and Wimmisg Ues.
In this dressG the new orgette e .t
bounce Is cut to reach from the hie
waist line to the taffeta bnd above the
hem of taffeta. It Is shied to a wide
belt of webbing. A bo plait Is laid In
the middle of the f iosL A band of em
brokdery Is set on either side, reaching
from the under arm seem to the first
bend of taffeta. A scar of Mype about
'A> twelve inches wide. picot finished. in
taled across the back, drops over hip
and disappears under the box plalt In
front, where It ftes on one side. If
you have sufficient goods the taffeta
bands e best iut on the bias. They will.
however, work out on the straight on
unt of the fullness of the Georgette
nce s tO rahfomtehg
P lan ng the Waist.
The waist is attached to a lining Of
cotton neo the upper part and ofeeve er
brutdtrai Geoetherep and, rahpng
band of taffeta Ao metr of aropunabout
bust end a little extra extension about
two inches deep and about eight inches
acroi. eups the place for the silver
buttons. This bend may be cut with a
seam under the arm. There iorgan
pipe" plaits hold teflns nt h
bend of embroidery, which falls loesely
over the linee of shirring, which mark
the waist line. The neck line may be
finished by picot or small cord covered
with crepe. This latter will prevent
stretching. The collar of white crepe Is
wired to stand up In the back. The tight
cuff of taffeta finished with self-cov
ered buttons is attached to a seeve lin
Ing of net, to which three "ora piped
plaits In the long sleeve of e are
tached. A circular cuff of cpe co
three shades of blue with a silver pletes en unusual sleeve. The beck of
threbd wrought in and out: metallic the waist is identically like the front.
b~uttons of Wler. and a collar of white with the exception of the fastening. It
Georgette crepe. In this gown the closes down the middle of the beck, bul
bends on skirt, the wide-shaped bend may be miade t fasten on the left whOu
which runs around the bust and the der and under the arm. The hat of black
cuffs were cut from taffPta obtained malne and lace trimmed with ond blue
from an old dress which had been ribbon and a pink rose Ic attrac
trimmed with embroidery in shades of appropriate for we r with su ch arck
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navySblueilinen, wasmgiven an up-to-date
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lowr artoftheol skrtweeusd o d t a
theeMnrovecuwat ap nes aicting In song
cave to tan the trule. to of thin ning When the pilots of the
nwa u-t4 1ps-a Ynoo-Amr.aen Fling CWeie were
Heaquater ofan viaiesGro p
andd~fee~tlok y te ddtio o amin theiFreh w rtay thavtinOm p h
kimono yoke abd seewes. and a circular and daylgt bad just Peed baer the
rufle of blue and white x~d ien. bon when Capt. 8-"1 commander
poton to the ol skit In poli. The Of the group, ed de" "ing out the
lower part of the old ukrt wa used for machies!
the collar, novel cuts and strape across There was. nothing nw In this to the
the front Of the waist. If you do not seven Amrican pilots who have been
care to take the trouble to make the flying In dierent group on different
cuffs, a more simple turn-back cuff may Parts of the front for uward Of a year.
be used ln.;teiid r'f the one Illustrated. They bad all of them been out with the
AMP%.nightingale a few hundred mornings, but
it announced their first expedition to
gether an a separate unit of the trench
aviation oorps over German teritory.
Twenty.gbt Maghtue. Gelitest.
Long planed machinee resembling eti
shed and short winged machine that.
beside them, dwindled to the Proportions
of devil files. roiled to the field and were
pushed on the run to their places until
twenty-eight were lined up as In battle
array. Capt. H- gaed maliciously at
the low lying clouds-rexcelent mask for
a flotilla crosing the enemy's Itnee-and
tordered. oell the Ameran s to he
ready!"
The Americans. grouped behind their
swift chasrs and looking something like
divers In their working outfit listened
to final Instructions from Capt. T-.
who commands the Franco-Amenlcan
flotilla. The din was then too great for
verbal orders to be heard, and a soldier
field while pilots and machine gunners
leaped into their seats. The white flag
was raised while the motors bused like
supplied in foulard and taffeta that yeu
should have no trouble In remodeling
rowr. of this material
Beautiful ginghams are brought out In
a variety of striped designs. There is no
material on the market whoet color
stands the wear of washing so well as
this fabric. whose softness of weave also
Slends Itself to graceful lines In the ex
cessively wide skirts, This model made
up In a plain lavender combined with
lavender and white stripes, with pearl or
self-covered buttons, would be most at
The deep cuff Is slightly fitted by means tractive and, given any kind of chance
of a searn running up the back of thein the laundry. "September Morn" would
cuff. The other little cuff extenngfind the color almost an clear as when
above is cut slightly circular., T to I ait& u ied out in June.
whl gives it the flare. This idea of ap- Thev hat flustrated isn of two ehades
pbna new stried goods will adapt it- finen the darker linen being used for
self to many orl the one-piece dresses, the facing. Feather-edged ribbon tied in
So many lovely designs In stripes are nfdat bows, supplies the trimming.
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deds. The "hMter.," as the Meser
a=a=b e are ealled. overhauled the last in h rears m
hanteri of~~~~e the Wa r an d went out at sigb ht ~ okKdspesrdsat
- aed of while Thaw's Iris wad bsrh ow tn osoe60 8
CaPL T- ' Fra, the two "pet deWs"'the wi bup h n a woo" a b.
E e the com were still barking after dred Yards and seps,
Even~~~~~~~~~ ther u mL-MOa ftefwpif l
.e ~~~~Even 0oldiers habituated to thin colspigee- abetemddsM
-tacle for neery two years te hart of o &
Its grandr; they watch the last t e Chegun- AM d
chOne until it to out of eight, then turbiplanes are n nd p~sts e d
back without comment to the sheds to desaealsacsa h k os
Q,&64v Reum withawait the return. The ailence and osy
solemnity of the camp after the bustle of lAitng Iea t
Machine, the departure ar depressing. The sev- fored down.- mid Pilot.
' enty soldiers know that some of those Tob ae lluth
-_bravomen may be missing when the roll ide,' @&M another. Tha & cg. m
Is called, from the fled. A @Peck bad )aft amteroel
a swrm of Mantl bumblebee. The from the ceude ad Cbapman. dque oft
11ag MI An -'s bg 1 1 4ek at Last Minute. o his cous by the etig tn WW
eee with peWerM grace into the air to Thee passes rapidly on fighting expe- Thaws propeller wae damagsd had
lead the columa The fag was raised and ditions. aviators may, but the two hours finally fun his way and la" W"
dropped at intervals of ahout thirty see- mnaemun wait in camp to see if they teft e Of gasoline In his reseir
onds ad *a& dowe a pubr of the bigger all get back, which doesn't always hap- "The Mleustig thing about it.g
01aoldme w util ninete-a ef-them, Pen in this group. Is always long. Thaw. while the mechanlas were
wild pses, were Bying Watches are out after ninety minutes an Inventory of the dame,
towa the adversarys lines,. and eyes are turned in the direction the fellow, over t- acs t
The big mahie, were oe, bth taken by the flee. At th ninety-ninth wouln't om out to sght"
noise grow loder a the prepellre of minute & $Peck appears high above the
the smaller but mere powerful and swift- hoion.
or biplane were met tonmotaq. It was . hf they come!' Is the word that reV w Ito
timePae around camp nd e on I Agave Americana is the well-kw.
time frThe firetbl ahne ealt Jithe field. "It's a chaser." says one. No. CetutY Plant. There are many varl.
peed. T f is bombarder," says another. In ties some making vey beautiful -p
proaching the clouds when, with a few minutes twenty-seven specs are namental plants They are equally
bound. Capt. T- rose into the air at so cue t
high an angle that it startled the two e
civiliass preeent; then followed IUeut. o~ces ar hushed. A "hunter" circles on terracee. In borders in the open
William Thaw, gset E llot Cowdin a round the camp, dive, downward at a ground during summer. and also for
Corp Vitor hapan. f 29wYork; diary pace, skims along the field without rock work. They are slow-growing
Corp. Victor Cra'ea. of New slowing up. until breaking against the Plants, and after kd;ng up a flower
Sergt. Norman Prince, ef Pride, Croe
ing. Mane.; Corp. KNlMU Rockwell. of At- ind It comes to a thrilling atop. The spike the plant die, as eoon a this
sctator who doesn't know what the Matures, There are a few azeeptlons.
lanta. G&.; Corp. J. M. McConnell, of new French air chasers are feela his hair ome varieties lowering year aftet
Carthage, N. C., and Sergt. Hall, of Gal rial g. The Pilot waves his arm out of year- if given suakcent heat thig
veston, Tt. his hole to signal that all tI well-and plant will ower when ton or twelve
Dangsun le 91gis. the spectator wonders how he avoid"e a eams d. New Plant& are freely pro
The little biplane, are the result of the S hduced in the form of thkee around
The faster machines, last away are the be of the old onew. Give goo
evolution of aviation during the war- first back, for the fuel supply with 'them drainage and an aMPle supply of wa
built to Match the heat German Miachine*te sometimes a close fit and not a seond ter during summer. uring winter
in speed. carrying only the pilot, a ma is to be lom Seven chasers land at the protection from frost must he aaore
chine unfand the minimum requirement same breakneck pace with the same pre- ed. when the plants will require wer
U% conbustible. They don't rim, gisd- cislon and With the &ame effect on the little water.
ually Into the air like the larger M&- civlan's hair. The eighth seems to fut- One of the most beautiful varieties
ohinee. but bound upward with an asoe=- ter as it approaches, tips and dives fit- in Victorie Regina- The leave, are
sional power heretofore unattavned. They fully. Field glasses are leveled at him. forty to ffty in a rcaeile rosette. stiff.
oda s in a fit that the Pilot "He' c had his tailpiece carried away." rigid. anceolata. growing about ex
has to go Into the adversarrs territor cries one. It Is Thaw. says another. Inches long, one and one-hlf to two
o hunt an enagement. That wawhat *an theu's something wrong with his Inche broad, gradually narrowing to
the Americans. specially Choeen for thee, propeller" Alternately rearing. diving an obtuse point. The olor is dul
machines. were about to do. and sliding on its wing, the machine greenmargined with a white border.
Thefe were nine of them with nineteen comes down convulsively like a wounded Thin Is a beautiful and effective plant.
of the big bombarding biPlanes in sight bird. heasily grown, and It I strange that it
in the air together for an Instant. then "He's going to smash wood a bit' e- Iis so ittle knownt-Philadelphia North
the head of the line disappeared in thel plained a French solditer, exessing In American.
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