Keely. 

Murine Club Summer Formal
Mrs. Frank Could appeared the other day wearing one of the most becoming of the midsummer frocks tied out by Merritt. It was of marine blue mousseline de soie slashed right up to the belt, in the front, revealing a petite frock of pleated white mousseline de soie. Two narrow frills of blue appeared on each side of the front of the skirt, extending round to the back. The crossed-over corsage was simply inside of blue in silk style, opening over a vest of finely-tupped white lace trimmed, blue suede pumps with steel buckles and elaborate open-work stockings, with the designs running up the sides, completed the toilette.

Gifts for Soldiers
What Should Be Done.
In sending gifts to soldiers, in camp or on duty, "don't send these articles: soft cakes, white kerchiefs, well-darned short shoe laces, unstamped envelopes, large-sized pillows.
But do send any of these: stamped envelopes, protected pencil, tiny bottle of rhinitis, quinine, camphor, witch hazel, pongee color and weave kerchiefs, bits of fine linen told pieces. 