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noticeably simple. Mountain climb
ing may mean scrambles through
closely interlaced copses of young
trees or through thorny blackberry
tangles. Airy, fairy millinery would
be sadly out of place. Instead, there
are the linen and duck outing hats,
felt Alpine hats. and neat turbans IN
rough straw effects. Many of them
are Northumberland, however, with
the wells flying in the wind, but lying
in a soft roll around the crown.
Silk scarfs made a favorite trim
ming. Sometimes they are covered
with dotted yelling, and the effect
is pretty. The prettiest scarfs for
these outing hats are of plaid yelling
or chiffon. They are imported fab
RIGS. and therefore expensive. But
they are charming for the girl who
has not to consider a slender purse.
In dull browns, interviewer with
stripes of vivid scarlet green and blue,
they give a touch of piquancy to the
most sombre costume.
The fancy for bright blue fabrics
has extended to the world OF yelling,
and blue wells are seen on every side.
The green wells that f1oated in the
wind last season only appear to match
some particular costume. wells made
to order to match any costume" is a
y
paEors.
Simple fall turbans come as a reac-
ton against the faring brims of sum-
mer time. The straw shapes will no
doubt be worn till late in the season,
but felts are already appearing.
A chic brown felt turban has for its
trimming around the rolling brim two
strands of brown and white braid,
knotted at intervals, and finished at
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over the hair.
Feather aigrettes and wings will be
freely used on all the fall walking
hats.
Golf sweaters, Jackets and vests are
ideal for mountain wear. If a girl
still clings to her summer shirt-waists,
they will ward off cold when used in
the early morning and evening as an
outer wrap. Fall supplies of all three
are already on the counters of the
sporting goods departments of the
great shops. The French golf jackets
with silk sleeves will again be used.
But the knitted and crocheted golf
jackets, in bright greens and crimsons,
are even more fashionable. The i'm
ported ones are in the cable pattern
| and have the neck slightly rounded
out and finished by a crocheted band.
These have no buttons, being invisibly
hooked down the front. Those of do
nestle manufacture have buttons, a
single or a double row down the
front, in pearl or gilt. They also have
standing collars something like those
on the sweaters.
The golf vests are also crocheted in
basket weave. They are literally
| adorned with buttons and have dis
tracing vest pockets. They come in
green, red. white and mixed stripes of
white and lavender, red or green. They
are very pretty and can be worn to
give weight to the linen coat suits.
The red ones seem most suited to
| fall and mountain wear, for though
| the fad for red has waned during the
hot months, the first breath of frost
brings 1t back again. A mountain cos
tune is hardly complete IL 1t lacks
some touch of this CHEEKY color. Per-
haps it is given by the parasol, or
rather the rain-and-shine umbrella.
This is most suitable FOR the noun
tains, for use on long tramps, as a
protection against the sun or a sudden
thunderstorm. 1t is trimmed with a
border in the same or a contrasting
shade of narrow silk folds.
The hint of red may come from the
embroidered dot on the white linen
string tie or belt. These washable
tie sets are very dainty, and can be
used with either a fall or summer
costume. Since Worth has decided
that leather belts in soft suedes to
match the costumes are Correct" the
| mountain girl may prefer to wear a