Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
Observation-Disclosures
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

work goes TO- naught VI the hairdreas
or has not done her part. with the
soft. undulatng pompadour just shad-
owing the forehead and hat brims.
almost TO a one, rising abruptly from
the head % one Side " not around the
entire front. The arrangement o. the
front hair IS al important When the
feat IL perfect SUCCESS. hair and hat
are one. me hat polishing Itself on an
airy glossy bed % waves and fipplts.
Unless the hat turns up. Il stands
wen cut 10 he front--noie the mil.
liners way 81 putting her hand TO the
back as she adjusts Il 10 the head
with an ara The future owner never
can assume The front brlns. cOnse-
qaently. arc long bgt this does not
mean that they conceal the trosses
under them. On the contrary. the
dalniily poised ha, recalls a winged
ahallop" on a aouthern sea, 20 lightly
does Il rest on the trosaos under A.
The most Summing mats % this sea.
son are OF fur with a long stole that
cost mall iJftune and thea reaches
nearly 10 the feet d worn o marqulse
shape o. sable The only trimmings
are a huge chou OF brown mirror vel
vet and big cluster OF white roses
arranged on each pclgne. The gown
worn with the gotup u Of iron Sfay
cloth made With long skirt which
has a bias cut front. Tho long ANA.
r0n coat opens 10 show blouse OF
apricot silk made up with the finest
lingerie tuckg The only trimming OF
the blouse Il oct Of ruby buttons
With rhinestone rims. An apricot
leather belt clapped with a gold
buckle. The lat Of white felt decked
with black feathers. with only
a single pink rose with foliage az the
front to give a touch OF warmth, o. IA
illustration Of The continued vogue OF
lat hats IN certain quarters.
Waite and cream cloth costumes
have 10 a certain extent given place 20
those Of delicate light saadoI. such az
hellolrOpo. dull rose with pnfpIish
lint and pale sole resedas: besides
he rich royal blue, omincnco parole
and ivy green which one soos IN the
Handsome velvet and Velvctoen COS.
tunes whose vogue seems rather on
The increare than on the wane. The
style OF these costumes Is 80 varied
mat one u safe IN saying that they
have only one thing m common, and
hat Is the promenade skirt. II is
rare indeed b. see a woman hold up "A
skirt today For the rost. the correct
costume IL coat and skirt OF one
cclor. though aot always one material
yet they most evidently belong to each
other For Instance, with a skirt OF
pale hcllotrope cloth was worn a short
coat Of darker velvet strapped with
the cloth, with Wide sleeves gathered
into a Gun of he clotn, and finished
with a fall Of cream lace over the
hand. Tho coat showed a wide girdle
of velvet at the back and was finished
With abs IN the front. A small tri.
corner hat OF sable trimmed with a
wealth u dahllas was worn with this
costume. TIE large basehapod mufi
WAS Also 81 he sable, while the high
collar and little sulmpe OF the fur
seemed rea.ly part OF the vest This
latter was an unusual touch after the
very expressive FUR collar pieces We
have become familiar with.
Another costume OF neliotrope cloth
seen recently was distinguished by IL
absolute Implicitly OF outline. The
plaits OF he skirt were stitched to a
graduated knce depth, and the grace.
ful three-quarter length coat was per
fec'ly htted aud much strapped. With
this was vorn a stole cape and large
mum OF dark Russian sable. and a tri-
corn hat 81 purple beaver cloth. a
white omtplume on one side and a
sable skin wissed around the crown.
Such stunning things IN mo way Of
suits al Fashion has evolved for the
very young girl TO wear, They're
neither childish nor precautionary
srown-up as 20 the style. but instead
have AN ar Of girlish dignity about
them thai Is lrresistlbly pretty. Al
new red has come ON the sccno~-rod
with a hint Of coral. yet ON good,
strong, deep shades thas are exquisite.
Aud the pgaiilest Of these suits are
made Of IT. with plated skirts that
Hare out Do a hundred ways. and half.
loose iackots-- perhaps plain. perhaps
touched on 10 daring fashion with
black.
Those covert cloth suits, with their
clear. stone gray color. made with the
long. loose Coat strapped and stitched
In Thoroughly English way, are de-
mure and Summing In the same breath
And as Summing IN a totally differ
ent way are suits trimmed good
deal-though always IN tailory Ways
with perhaps a collarlcss effect. but
with a SHAPED BIT about the throat OF
rich Persian embroidery. Plpings OF
black give a touch that Il thoroughly
French to most OF the suits. aud
braids and buttons play a part az i'm.
poriant as tho plplngs, with occasion.
al leather collars ana cuffs to give =
smart little dnlah.
When the Young Eirl isn't wearing
rcd she's wearing brown or blue. un-
less she takes a fancy to the heavy