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Consider the California Climate When Planning the Trip - The Long Train
r Journey AVill Demand Relays of Fresh Blouses and Lingerie-White the
Ideal Raiment for Sightseeing Not Forgetting the Dance Frock ' :i
v Which No Modern Woman Travels Without - Footwear. .
IGJlT?EKiS;a la IterapMtlv, bu
Iv .trtti.r"tmnt'of m 'fur1."
hu Ita bardahlin, nd bator
. th spaa of lha daya haa run, mar
ia.ra btwiM mrcnvouti and alern
4ufy which moat ba performed tt tu
fa( .end of nervoua atranglh In order
that there may b no recreta when the
trip la viewed again in rpetWtv
The woman planning for thla reara
mil Exnoaltlon In California; ihould
, chooe. bar wardrobe with car and
. with a lw to ha gitateat fre af
comfort for haraelf In eoaalderltlon of
; weather oandltlon ; ; - - .
Tramptnt about looklhg at thlnsa,
re)lvtnf Impreaalotia, bata Joetled by
rrtiwda, trying to ttoro memory (or
future delight, with the thermometer
climbing In the nlnatiea will domasa
very ounca of phyaksai aad nerroua
forea, . Clo.tb.lnf muat be light , and
cool; footwear muat be Comfortable:
liata abould be ahady. There muat
-aie ) eweuf h -wearabHafor frequent
haaea. ri luftgago may not ezeaad
a certain practical meunt. It will be
barter to carry a email amount of lug
Araga and be a bit larlah la laundry
cxpenaea than to burden ana'a aelf
rtt.n an ejeeaa of coetutnaa. .
Wbita OKhea Ceoteat aad Moat
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Under the California aun, whMe garb
vill be found moat comfortable, and
rilt alio Utok moat eomfortable. The
experienced -tripper" who alwaya
pena of laundering' will be well worth
white. yh9 woman emerarinc from bar
botal avaiiraiornltif, treeU; dainty aAd
eool In while linen, with white hat and
veil, white paraaol end atockinga. will
probably enjoy her day much more
than the practical minded "tripper
who baa merely bruahed the duat of
yaatarday rrom ber eturdy blue aerge
and donned oaa of her dark, Inteneely
practical ailk blouaeev For the con
aciouaneaa that aha la looking fraeh
and charming goea a long way to
make woman feel fraeh and charming,
no matter bow weary aba actually la.
Footwear A Moat Important Coaaid
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On word of warning! Do not pro
ride black ahoea for elgotaeelng houra;
and above all. do not wear black etock
mga. If you are unwilling ta wear
. There will ba Juxurtoua wheeled
riaira a-pUnty at the Expoeitlov i o
womeit who n.pfrijrl tbmr
who "algh taeaa(rom one of -"Uieaa da
llerbtful eoulpagee need . sot worry,
about tired (eat and ewotlea anklea.
She may wear patent leatber pumpa,
an' aha will, or high-heeled allppera;
but. It .thara la . much walking to bo
dona, eaay-ntUng. Haced boota of tan
calf or white buck will bo the beat
choice.
The) Qwelloa) Of Loggmg.
The trunk packed full of elothea for
wear In California, will Hot be opened
until ene'a destination la ranched; ' ao
a rather roomy aultcaaa will have to
bo carried along with wearablea (or
tha Journey. If one plana la atop on
route, a email et earner trunk may bo
taken la addition to tha regular dreaa
trunk which hold the California
wardrobe: but It la always wlaeet to
oonflne one's aelf to a single trunk,
for delay and loan of baggage are leea
likely to occur when tha alngle trunk
ts earrlod along baatdo tha driver of
aab or taxi and ona'a boionglnga are
kept la eight.
i For the train Journey provide
changes of lingerie, freeh blouses and
a soft ailk kimono not too conaplcuoua
la color. A (raah blouse for ovary morn
ing wilt ba none too generous a pro
vision, (or railroad traveling Id mid
aummor Is not conducive to daintiness
at appearance unleaa ona Is well sup
lied with changea, (Us blouses of tub
silk ar aoflt fine bat late and a wall
out separate skirt of mixed worsted,
or poplin, will bo found a bettor equip
ment (or tha railroad trip tha a a silk
frock which, however dainty and eool
It may look -aftbs start-wilt surety
, become d raggled' ah untidy ktter ""a '
couple of daya of traveling by train.
Blnco A- eoat, of aay sort will ba
imposalble la the Pullman, arid onb
the aklrt of a smart tailored suit would
see the light of day from beginning
to end of the Journey, tha wine woman
will not bother with a wool tailored
suit st all but will save apace by
wearing a eeparate aklrt wlin coot
blouaea and carrying a) good looking
top-coat, or sport-coat which may be
slipped on whenever there Is need. An
admirable traveling costume of this
type la pictured. The coat la of very
light tan covert cloth and Is almple
and comfortable in Una with raglan
aleevee and fullneea at the bark con
trolled by a broad, buttoned belt. The
coyar faateoa close to the' throat- bul
tha fronts of the coat may be unbut
toned and turned back to form, rvr
and an open neck If desired. This
coat accompanies a smart tailored
aklrt of serge. In flare cut, and In the
abbreviated, length now fashionable.
The-hat U a now high-crowned Panama
wound with a plaid silk pugaree
and washable white glovea complete
the costume.
Another picture ahowa Miss New
Tork In an attractive costume of dark
silk, with a email hat. eaay to pack,
which - -ehe-wlll. .wearr on special 0C
casions when something more Impres
sive than the traveling garb Is required
(or Instance on an afternoon when
he takea tea aboard ona of Uncle
Ham big men-of-war anchored off
the Exposition grounds, o'r on som
other equally festive ocraaion. This
ooatuma la practical as well as attrac
tive. A will be aeen. It may be packed
without Injury- There are ao trim
mings Which require pressing, and the
chemisette and flare collar, of net can
be whipped out Ina twinkling and a
freeh one L Iriaerted. '
.The frock ta of taupe colored puaay
willow taffeta Vhkh shakea free of
creases the mlnnte It Is lifted from a
trunk- The pleated skirt Is attached
to a yoke at the hip, hut tha wide
box-pleata fait softly without pressing
with a hot Iron. The bodice Is very
simple, opening over a chemisette of
cream net. The graceful necktie
scarf of putty colored faille, with- Ita
border of taupe ostrich Is a eeparate
attachment, donned as a. drrse-accessory,
for on eome daya the ostrich
trimmed scarf would be a bit too
warm for comfort. J -
Wlth thla useful taupe taffeta (rock,
Mlsa New Tork wears av pretty little
hat of taupe mtlan faced with taupe
taffeta ilka the frock, and trimmed
flatly with green leaves and two pink
roses:' a tittle hat that ca W-ams-.
f1ams1W1tw-forW MtlmK
tray among aoft bits of- finery without
fear of Injury,
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- Blue HsU-oKaLcK
Stmptcr The Mgtitsorlng Oostume,
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Back to considerations of practical
ity gees , Miss New Tork In another
picture which ahowa her dressed (or
a day1 at the Exposition. She wears
in thla Instance a belted coat and
severely tailored aklrt of gray-blue
linen, itbe coat smartened by huge cult
and a .very -o44r turned down, revet of
white Jinan. -White. bmJukin footwear
sjid a "Uroad-btliinned' enady hat !
blue Yallle silk add the finishing
touches to a most pleasing morning
Wt-tile-wtUbe moyt ,
-Cocnforlable rot0 Califbrms
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costume. Tha eoat baa a panel dowa
the front with buttons and buttonholes
at both edges, and the top of this
naneL faced with whits linen, turns
down to make the unusual rever which
Sdda ao much style. The skirt has but
tons and buttonholee at eitner aiae m
tbs front and la circular-gored la
hapa. The bat, o( dark blue faille
la made over a light frame, and U
buttonholed at tha edge and on the
crown with whits worsted. There !
a white worsted pompon at the back ,
a very smart hat thla, and. one do
llghtfully light and comfortable.
in her stunning tallleur of wblts
taffeta. Miss Now York looks both cool
and dainty, and ready (or a apodal
occasion lunch at a smart restaurant
perhaps. Such a -tallleur aa thla la.
onto- (o special wear, but It will clean
,7ha6ntHy :wsa arises.. And H
eool as s oreeew -
rrit dav. Its frssh smartness 1a
augmsntad by tha whits hat faced with
black, white glovea wun dim
ing. black and white parasol and blaok
boots with whKs hid gsltsr topa
Miss Kew York vV'UI Provkk For fas
..oietlAaTalra .AIw.-'-::r.rrririZ"
It Is not to ba aupposed thst Mtsf
New Tork will Journsy to tha Exposi
tion and back without paying a. (ew
vbnU sn routs, and she wUI very likely
have friends In California who will de
mand a week-end or ao of her time
Bo aomethlng besides tailored oos.
tumea must ba carried along for then
special occasion No modern woraas
travels snywbsrs without a dance
frock, all ready to slip Into If oppoiv
tunKy Brises. (or. no ons ever knowi
when there may bo a chance to do the
new steps. Tbs dsncs-frock which
Mlsa New fork will take to California
with ber la euttable (or a big evening
affair, or bocaus of Ita style and Its
sleeves -for an afternoon dance. It
Is made of -very pale pink faille with
pipings and facings of white satin aad
frogs t sllvsr cord. The tucker and
puffed aleevea of Victorian type, are
of white tulla over pink tulle. Thla
charming "frock will be carried la a
special pasteboard box which will .fit
la the trunk-tray and which will hold,
also tha pink dancing slippers and flat
abepherdesa hat of pink silk.
Mlaa New Tork plana to wear thla
frocks at tha Exposition on very warm
afternoons. . Though so dainty In ma- 1
teriaj the frock of broderle Anglais and
white .handkerchief ,lnn formal
enough., for ...out-of-door wear and
formality le --added by ths dar k hat "
and ths sash of bltck and rich' blus"
ribbon. '
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"ss JZsri in Time z&z?gar ,
ITING the finger nalle Is a per
nicious habit which has Its svtl
effect not only upon the physical
beauty of Its unfortunate post-
but aiae upon her character.
as any other habit has: that ts beyond
ths mental control. Ones well eelab-
shoes of white buckskin, have tan calf 'luhtid In adult years this habit Is 1
ones. Both sojti JtB-bd-wra-1Ire5m-
fortable yet good lopking modela with
the prevailing long lines and heels
broad enough , to support the Weight.
your footwear purchases (or ths- Ex-
position; boots that are by so means
clumsy or ugly, but which are slightly
mannish .in suggestion, with sensible
solos that will keep your foot from
weariness, and a trimming of stitching
and perforated leather, that makes for
prettinesa. Jt will be best to wear
laced boots hi) at come above ths ankle.
Experienced sightseers know that
nmmna or low ahoea. no matter how
travels In dark blue aerge with blouaea comfortable when first denned, offer
of plaid alley that wfif not tieed laand- ho support! to the eJiklee and" after
ring, holds-up her nan da, rrhaat, at several hours ons feels much snore
ha (dea of planning for a sightseeing tired than would be ths rass were the
tour with a trunk fuU of white wear- sakles supported sad kept (rem swell-
able But It raa.ee erase, ana me ex- i leg oy iace ooota
moat Impossible to break, aad
only be broken by a aupremo and per
sistant power of the will and as tha
nerves of women too often control tne
Ask (or sport boots when you make fwllf.' and as biting tha nails Is
tially a nervoua habit, few of ths un
fortunates concerned ever succeed la
Entirely eradicating tha weakness
Bvery mother should watch care
fully for-ths very beginning of ths
finger-nail nibbling tendency. Usually
ths little daughter la tea .or twelve
years old before serious consideration
la given to the (art that aha bites bar
a alia Ths habit ta semsdmos In
herited but it seldom makes Ha ap
pearance before ths sixth year and la
not noticed (or eome time. Oft-times
It li Ignored aa , a passing , phase of
childhood; -"6r Its presence may aot
give the mother a great deal of con
lng personal vanity ths yonng girt will
"stop biting- her nails" oa behalf of
pretty haada.. But alas, by ths Urns
pe rsonalf-va n It y s wakens tbs shape of
tha nails aad ths finger-tips may hsvs
nostrils. This baby grew up with s
perfect nose, which undoubtedly owes
Its Greek outlines to tbs gentle mas
sage In Infancy. There sre mothers
who would be horrified If the little
bosh hopelessly ; spcdledf4ikr avaaughter pricked out her lashes and
ssr-wtheT "member Of the little body,
tha sails anay bo mads or marred la
tha plastie stage, -
A pertain soothsr who has hersslf
thick, clumsy fingers, and whoa moth
er before her had squally unbeautlful
fingers, received that ber owa daugh
ter should have tapering finger-tips.
She commeacod wbea her baby girl
was less thaa a year old to press and
manipulate ths tiny fin ger-tlpa, curv
ing the aoft little nails Iota arched
daintiness Instead of allowing them to
grow oat Mat aad spat a late; and ths
dellcata, tapatiac finger-tips ef this
maiden are a delight to behold. : As
other another who saw signs la her
baby ef aa ugly flat aooe which had
bees a disfigurement la her husband's
family for generations, dally massaged
the tiny aoss of her Infant, drawing
thumb and (ore-finger dowa each aids
sf lbs hridgs sad lightly pressing ths
apoiled her eyea. or acquired the
thUmb-BUOking habit and pushed out
ths front teeth In a disfiguring slant,
but who glvs ao thought at all to ths
equally disastrous habit of biting the
nnger-oaila The hand la .aa potent a
feature of 'charm as :'th"ysrer the
mouth, and Is ons of ths unfailing
revelations of character.' Lucky ths
woman whoss mother took great cars
In thbss first Important years of child
hood, of ths futurs beauty of ths tiny
hands entrusted to' ber earel
. Before tbs age of twelve or thirteen
years. It la of tittle avail to appeal to
the vanity of a child. Future lo-rH-
Is a1 distant asdt nebulous good
worth severs self-sacrifice how.
gome little girls esa be bribed out
of nall-nlbbling. Ths promiss of a
gold watch at ths end of a year; sr
of a ring If ths aaila are kept la
perfect condition for. aay two montha,
may serve to curs a little maid who
adores gee-gaws an who haa con
siderable will-power at the tender age
of ten or eleven, . A mere . nervous
child may hsve the best Intentions In .
ths world "to be' good and not nibble
but the habit will' get the Wt of t
good Intentions..;.. 8hst must be cured!
by mors stringent means, ;BHter aloes ;
painted on the flngar'-tlps will serve as '
a potent reminder -and gloves should 1
be worn during sleep, and also when i
ths little girl ts occupied with an ab- i
aorblag book which causes her to for-
get herself and her well-meaning
watch over tha habit to be conquered
- Pride la the bands should be en'
eoursged to the utmost, and eome re-
ward offered, tor their constant good.
chdWfoll.rTsof ttttl ; flhl-hae
her owtt daknfy wionOgrammcd towels.
her own scented soap In a pretty sosp-'t
dish, her own nail-bru.h and kit of
manicure Implements. Bhr should be
taught how to ksep ber hsnds white,
soft aad smooth with lemon Juice and
cold cream, and how ts shape and
polish her Balls, aad push -bark Jhe
cuticle to ahow ths pretty half-mson
at the bass.
ths bsd habit, and by and by personal
pride and feminine vanity will rally
themselves also to the battle.
which la scarcely Important enough tot , She ehould sever be scolded or. nag-L
ged at because of' the bad habit, but
gently reminded, with, ths effort to
stimulate her own desire io oonquer It.
The bsbtt of conquering or trying to
conquer will be established to fight
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