Bepetticoated

As for cycling, no woman ought ever to indulge in that pastime unless she has a neat and suitable costume. It is at no time graceful, but in ordinary dress much bepetticoated it is simply ungainly.

Older women of to-day, remembering their bepetticoated past, are appalled at the athletic freedom of the modernest feminine costume.

A much bepetticoated twelfth century extra lady inadvertently stepping in front of a wind machine.

Mrs. for the past several weeks of an tendered the role of a snuff dipping, bepetticoated, stooped grandmother of a hundred and blooble.

From the checked cotton flounced and bepetticoated creations of the “Sevillanas,” a popular dance from old Seville, to the intense orange costume Miss Montes wore for “Danza V” by Granados, the raiment accurately interpreted the idea of the dance.