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FOR THE 
COLONEL’S 
LADY 
JUDY O’GRADY’S PAGE 
Fashion and Household Suggestions 
More About Sport Clothes 
FACcH year one hears more and more 
about “sport” clothes; each yeat 
their very practical and attractive 
qualities make them seem more de- 
sirable to the woman of keen, out- 
door living—and her name is legion. 
Hotel verandas are not as filled with 
knitting, rocking, gossiping women as 
they used to be. Instead, the wom-1 
are tramping the golf links with 
fathers, brothers, husbands, sweet- 
hearts, friends, swimming, playing 
tennis, walking and driving their 
<utomobiles themselves, praise be! 
Thes: are not only the girls and the 
youngest married women, but the:r 
aunts and mothers, too, praise be for 
that, too! They are discovering 
America. 
For comfort’s sake, shoes are the 
leading consideration, especially i 
sport clothes. Heaven forbid that 
any woman should be condemned toa 
cover the golf course with shoes that 
are too small, or two heavy or too 
thin, or that she should think that to 
be comfortable her feet must be 
dowdy. Not so; the sport shoes this 
year have all the qualities of sensi- 
bility and good looks that they need. 
A boot is, of course, better for really 
strenuous exercise, but for ordinary 
out-of-door wear low shoes will have 
a greater measure of coolness. ‘The 
best investment for the woman who 
golfs or plays tennis is white buck- 
skin with elk soles and, naturally, flat 
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heels. The buckskin boot is better 
for athletic use than any other -be- 
cause it is pliable and, at the same 
time, strong. For other summer 
wear there are many attractive, sen- 
sible Oxfords of buckskin or canvas, 
these with flat heels, too. Some o; 
the canvas. shoes are surprisingly 
good looking at very small cost. «aA 
well cut canvas low shoe with rubber 
sole and low heel is more than twice 
as good looking as the ‘sneaker’ 
which so many young girls use: for 
active sports and games, although the 
latter costs only about half as much. 
White shoes with tan, gray, blue, 
green, introduced are quite striking 
and bid fair to be more popular this 
year than. last. 
Pongee is with us again this year 
and in very much more attractive 
guises than it has ever appeared in 
before. Some of the most practical 
as well as the most modish frocks for 
wear in the country and at the shore 
are those of natural color pongee. 
combined with blue and white or 
green and white striped pongee. 
‘These are made with smock and skirt 
with the stripes disposed as best sui‘s 
the wearer’s ideas. Some of these 
dresses have the skirt and belt, poc-: 
kets, et cetera of the stripes and only 
the ‘body of the blouse of tan, but 
more have the blouse of stripes and. 
the skirt and belt and pockets of tan. 
Pongee is most desirable for one 
other use,—for the suit that must be 
worn into town. It is cooler, keeps 
fresh longer and is really prettier 
than any other material that comes 
for this purpose. In the natural 
color it is splendidly practical, and in 
green it is particularly attractive for 
hot summer days. 
The Sport Hat 
OW to cap the climax with sport 
hats. Never have they appeared in 
the shops in greater numbers or va- 
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rieties. They have every virtue, even 
that of being inexpensive! The pan- 
ama has not the latter quality, but 13 
still the leader for smartness and dur- 
ability. There is a type of woman, 
however, that cannot wear the pan- 
ama and for her are the many other 
delightful hats that make the hat win- 
dows enchanting. One must say a 
word about the hand painted hats 
that have come to stay, for this sum- 
mer: at least. . Here, at last, 1s the 
opportunity for every woman to ex- 
press absolutely her own good taste. 
Here, also, there is no excuse for het 
if she fails to do it. These hats are 
for the most part, large and flct, of 
the garden type, but there are a few 
smaller ones. for the more tailored 
type of woman. They come in every 
imaginable color, rose, greens and 
blues, and black and white as the 
‘eaders with the yellows and 
not far behind. Some are 
with conventional designs, 
grapes and pears combined 
scroll, other have, perhaps, a 
dancing Dutch girls around 
crown. 
velvet and white wool embroidery is 
most becoming and will probably be 
quite popular this season, althougu 
black and white is enjoying a well 
earned vacation just now. The hat 
mentioned is large and floppy and ha- 
a bold, white pattern of the embroid- 
painted 
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ery. Leghorn hats in colors are quite 
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