THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. JULY 13. 3002.
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3WHAT THE BEWITCHING SUMMER-RESORT MAID IS WEARING AT ATLANTIC G1TY
Exquisite New Gowns, Hats and Veils That Are Being Brought Out at That Celebrated Trysting Place of Fashion
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A HANDSOME SUNSHADE.
Walking along .the beach you see a beaitderiag array of .pretty
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WaWIU R3B HOI BUNDAT RSPOTSIJC.
Atlaatte Ctty. July lilt The mimmer gtrl
kj bn bniy for several months prepar
fnjc for her lumntr campajgn. She has been
btrused by her dressmaker, disappointed
by her milliner ma has suffered all the toH
teres neceasary to getting together a ult
.ble outfit to wear at the seaside. Bet now
Jsar reward has come. The big hotels are
all epea. the cottagers have taken posses
sion of their rummer homes and she can
array herself, as Bolomon did. In "all her
glory," and attract the attention of tbe op
posite sex and the envy of her. less fortu
sata sisters.
Take It here at Atlantic City: the sura
saer girl has a splendid opportunity to dis
play her fine raiment. The hotels have
large r'a"11 -which she can promenade
rhea she. knows she Is looking at her best.
aid, tbe Jsjncms board-walk offers still bet
ter opportunities. Jfere every ens congre
gates in the evening and one' tries to cut
shine the other in dressing beautifully.
Here are to be seen gowns from the fa
mous dressmakers of Paris. London, Ber
lin and Vienna and cot forgetting some of
the exquisite creations from her own work
rooms. It Is true in this vast congregation
of women there are many simple dresses
seen, showing clearly the hand of the am
ateur, but they only set off the more ele
gant ones more prominently.
Dress of Irish Lace
Over White Chiffon.
The other evening a woman was prome
nading on the walk. Bhe wore a gown of
Irish lace over white chiffon. It was made
severely plain, but with good taste. A pic
ture bat of white lace and ostrich feathers
completed this beautiful easembls. .Walk-
ftig dose beside her was young gtrl who
probably came from some near-by town,
and who had Just come to Atlantic City for
the day. Her dress was of some cheap
wash material, made at home, no doubt,
and her hat corresponded with the rest of
her costume, and all togethtr.she would cot
attract the attention of one In 1.000 of that
great crowd, while every one stopped to
look at the other. 7hy? Because the coun
try girl was badly dressed. Her face and
her figure were far more beautiful than
that of the woman In the lace dress, but
one had the means and tbe good taste to
dress becomingly, while the other had
neither. The art of dress can do wonders
for a woman, and those who scoff at thrlr
sisters who give so much attention to their
personal appearance are raak'nr; a big mis
take. It is not necessary to devote one's
entire time to dress, but every woman I
Fhould give ft Mme thought. Demi go in
shop and buy a sown, o hat or even a neck
ribbon unless It Is becoming to you.
Suggestions in Eegard to
Buying Appropriate Hats.
It "may be pretty and It may be stylish.
but that Is cot the first eocslderatlon. Tou
should stop and say to yourself. Will that
add to my height or will It make me look
shortT Am I too stout to wear that style?
Will that hat make me look too dark? No
matter how elegantly you are gowned yon
will not look well unlecs It la at the same
time becomlmr. Don't let your dreKvnnkrr
or your milliner tnlk you Into nparlns
fomethlng-jilmriy l"ca"e It Is swell. Studv
your good points and dress accordingly, and
then your" friends will wonder why you
always outshine them, although you do not
rp'Un any mn money than the) o. aura
sometimes less.
This Is certainly a shirt waist season.
Shirt waists of silk and lawn are seen
I everywhere. But they are having a strong
HVA4 1(1 iu at,, i.uat suiu a liu nuiucu
have found In their shopping tours they
can get such pretty suits at such moderate
prices that they -have quickly availed
themselves of the opportunity. They are
made of linen, chambray, madras, pique
and other fabrics of this kind. The large
majority are very simply trimmed, having
a few tucks, fancy stitching or braid. The
Idea I to keep them as strictly tailor-made
an DovlMr. A woman known that to b
claborntrly ilresl In the morning Is en
1 tln-ly out cf place
The swell girl -wears a simple shirt-waist
I suit, sailor bat. stock collar and broad
I shoes, adopting the mannish style to a great
extent. In -her wise mae neaa sue nn.we
how much more beautiful she wfll look In
the evening with her dainty gown of ruf
fles and lace. This was aptly illustrated
here at the beach the other day. A gen
tleman was Introduced to a well-known so
ciety girl stopping at his hotel. She was
dressed to go golfing and had on a kilted
walking skirt, made of the new coronation
cloth, a white madras shirt waist, red stock
and sailor hat of white, trimmed In red
and white. Her hair was braided, and that,
too. in the prevailing style. In the evening
this same young lady came down to dinner
In her dancing gown and was surprised to
note that the gentleman whom she had met
In the morning had forgotten her. "you
seem to have a very short memory." she
maid to him later In the evening, very much
chagrined, "ily dear Miss S ," he said
."why, you don't Iocs: like the same girl.'
Ana you coma nardly nram mm. She ws
dressed In white organdl. The entire skirt
was made of small ruffles, edged with dain
ty lace. The bodice teas cut with a square
neck and the sleeve reached to the elbow.
With this was worn a -vlilta satin sash,
with ends reaching alraon to tho hem of th..
long train. Her hair was worn vn the top
of her head which la alwiys- best with tven
lng dress and was adorned with a Du Barry
sword of white satin ribbon. Imagine this
contrast and you can readily tec how be
made the mistake.
A parasol Is a good frame for a pretty
face. A pair of coquettish black eyes peering-
from beneath a red sunshade are cer
tainly bewitching-., while a pretty blond
with her white iwrasol makes a charmlnsr
picture. Many green parasols are seen, al
thauch seme women won't cany them.
as they know they are very trying to the
'complesioc