The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-13
TOILET ACCESSORIES.
Dainty Articles That Will Add to the
:. General Attractions Of Any -.

Costume.
The details of the toilet are as inn
portant as the costume Itself, and the
wise young woman knows that half
the effect comes from the various
dainty conceits that fashion permits.
Even much worn costume, if well
cared for. may be made to seem fresh
and up to date by mOdish belt and
neckwear.
Transparent collars will be worn all
winter, and are enriched with gold
| and precious stones - or clever i'm
itations. The pattern of the lace.
for instance, may be outlined in goli
thread and fiat bead of torquOise,
topaz or other precious stone, sewed
in the center of the flowers or other
motif
Satin antique, often in Persian de-
signs, is folded around the neck and
fastened at the lower edge of the stock
in front of a couple of clasps and
then tied carefully. Or it may be worn
as a four-in-hand. with handsome
pin in the center of the knot. A mar
row velvet tie is worn with many OF
the stock collars, and the ends invar-
iably are completed by aiguillettes OF
gold, silver or steel, CIR tassels of the
same material.
| The shaped belt is still popular and
| likely to remain so for some time, as
it tends to accentuate the downward
dip of the waistline that now Is con
sidered the only wear" Some are
SO deep as to be really corselets.
others narrow asthe leather bit that
still is worn with walking, golfing
and wheeling costumes.
| The sleeveless, as the undersleeves
in vogue are called, are of every
dainty material, and may be bought
ready to wear, or made at home.
Black lace is de rigueur for the pur.
pose with all dressy gowns, although
delicate embrOderies and laces of all
kinds are wholly correct.
| For evening use there are smart
little wrist bags of rich material. Vel
vet embossed satin, gold embroidered
silk or velvet, any thing handsome
and harmonious, may be used. If the
fabric be genuinely old, so much the
more desirable.
| The serpent still holds sway in the
world of ornament. appearing as Cir
die, bracelet, necklace and hair dec.
Grafton Some of the last namel
are immensely effective, a gold snake
with jewelled eyes being used TO top
a comb for the back or clasp the
braids. An effective adornment, if
somewhat bizarre for the new Golf
fure la Suede, is a serpent comb
put in so that the golden reptile
| seems to crawl diagonally across the
hair. The Suede coiffure is simply a
| smooth wide braid cOiled ovally on
the head from nape to crown, and
I0yst1, f,N, l..
pOmpadour, parted at tie left. This
mode presupposed the possession OF
long, thick hair, as its beauty de-
ponds upon its luXuriance.
Fur gauntleted gloves have reap
peared with the other revivals, and
are suggestive OF comfort when WORE
with thin sleeves on cold days. The
fur should be the same, of course,
as the collarette or boa and muff.
striking set recently seen was of er-
| mine. The collarette was big and
turned over, and fastened with alarge
rosetted bow of black and white vel
vet ribbon that fell to the waist. The
bag shaped muff was held by a chain
of faceted steel beads, with turquoise
strung at intervals.
The latest matinee bag is of fancy
colored leather, suspended by 4 lib
bon over one shoulder. The bag
is large enough to hold opera glasses
purse. handkerchief. odor flask and
any other desirable trities.
Plain black hosiery is hopelessly
Old-fashioned. Colored grounds to
match the costume, with white stripes
or fancy figures are the popular fancy
among fashionable women
The smallest bolero fur which has
appeared and makes charming adj
ditiOn of beauty and warmth to the
costumes has a bell shaped sleeve to
the elbow. The fur gauntleted
glove forms a desirable addition to
| this daily jacket.