Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-10-03
Moaes aud StuleE.
Field OF FASHION
What to Wear and How to
Wear 1t.
, ORRECT IDEAS IN CORRECT DRESS.

, ORRECT IDEAS IN CORRECT DRESS.
Latest Fashion Notes Carefully Clean
cd BY One Who Knows, From the
Most Approved and Authentic
Sources, For the Special Information
and Instruction of the Lady Readers
of The Enquirer.
- Smart white linen coat suits for
autumn wear have collars and GUNS OF
black velvet.
- Embroidered waists are to be USED
again largely this winter. both In the
lingerie effects and in silk and satin.
The Empire coat varying In length
from waist length to full length Is the
most popular model for a separate
coat. They are made Of velvet, broad
cloth or satin, and eyelet embroidery
often finishes the collar, cuffs ana even
the border Of the deep yoke.
The Empire style Of skirt which Is
fitted up above the waist, making a
corselet effect, is much seen In the new
models. Over this is to be worn for the
street a short jacket which completes
the costume, a waist of chiffon or lace
being worn for the house with such a
skirt. Many of the long coats are also
In this Empire style.
How many of the women VINO
bought dainty hats Of lace, maline or
chiffon for summer wear will think 70
use them for afternoon reception ana
evening wear this winter? There is
little difference in the chiffon evening
hat for winter and the chiffon hat FOR
summer, and If the latter has been
little worn and is fresh enough 1t can
be made to do double duty.
A velvet collar Is foregone con-
clusion upon almost every coat, what
ever be the general nature OF the coat
The long coat, the Empire coat, and
the bolero vary widely in line. but all
have this one feature in common. The
waistcoat showing above a coat cut
rather low Is much liked by French
makers and is used not only with coats
but also with draped bodices, while the
basqued coat has decided vogue.
Exquisite little collar and cuff sets
are found In numbers in the well-se-
lected summer outfit. One Of the most
noticeable features of the new cufrs
is the increased depth, due to the
change Of the modish sleeve. English
eyelet, Irish crochet, Irish point and
filet come in a variety of shapes and
all so attractive that one scarcely
knows which to choose when the num-
Der to be owned must be limited. Gun
pins Of lavender enamel are new and
wonderfully pretty for such little
things. Some of them have pearls
sunk in the middle. The green ones
the enamel Is transparent, which lets
the gold glow through-are even pref
tier. New gold cuff pins come In odd
twisted shapes some of them made In
imitation Of the old English hand-en-
graved styles.
The Directoire style Of loose effects
In the coats is much in evidence when
one considers the street Jackets OF
wraps belonging to suits. Few are ex-
actly close fitting; they have often the
cut of a yoke with gathered or pleated
lower part. Little capes and broad
collars are fashionable, often with
trimming Of fur or of lace, on the even
ing cloaks. These long evening wraps
are as loose as ever and entirely con-
ceal the figure. The sleeve arrange
ments are often merely drapery and
very graceful and original. These cape
like cloaks bid fair now to be about as
much in favor as the shaped ones, es-
pecially for evening wear, when one
wants something loose enough to go
easily over an evening gown which is
apt to be somewhat fluffy. They are
delightful warm and comfortable.
The length Of the new wells varies
from a yard and half to nearly four
yards. The width may average half
a yard. Favored materials are chiffon.
Brussels net embroidered, blond lace,
Chantilly and, less frequently, expen-
sive forms of real lace. In color the
drapery veil conforms to the seasons
fashions. Since white hats are much the
mode, there Is an enormous output OF
white wells. Pale blue, lavender and
other delicate colors are abundant,
while the vivid tints Of the autumn,
the brilliant reds. purples, green,
bronze browns and bright blues are
copied not only in chiffon but in dyed
laces. For black hats there are magpie
wells, for plaid costumes there are
plaided wells, and for the. numerous
many-toned fabrics so much in vogue
there are changing colors In wells and
scafrs of blond and chiffon.
FLOWERS are very much worn In the
hair this season, and roses take, Of
two or three blossoms are often fas-
tened into the coils on either side. Or
naments of all kinds are, in fact, en-
ployed in coiffure decoration, and
among the new combs the jeweled and
enameled varieties are increasingly
popular Wreaths of all kinds are
much used for evening wear. For the
hair, wreaths of tiny flowers, ending
in two points in front, are favored.
Larger flowers are also used. A wreath
of scarlet poppies Is most effective on
black or dark brown hair. Holly will
be popular later on, but this means
very careful arrangement and should
only be worn when the hair Is abundant.
1t has, however the advantage Of look
ing we'll with dark or blond hair, and
even with the dull shades. Combs for
the hair are increasing in value, and
elaboration and many most beautiful
ones are being shown. For morning
wear those made of plain tortoise shell
are considered the better taste. The
wealthy number many beautiful combs,
thickly studded with gems, but there
are other combs infinitely more becom-
ing and more within reach Of most
people Tinted horn with delicate
traceries of gold is shown in artistic
designs.
ALI sorts of supple cloths are high
in favor for every sort of use. Wiry
and soft finish alike are good, provided
they are supple and have a fairly
smooth surface. Hairy cloths-zibe-
lines and their kin--are used very
sparingly, and mostly for separate
coats The new herringbone SuitingS