The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-14

intervals by stem stitches in a stout but
tonhole twist, to fall In a cascade OF
white foamy tipped tails at the ends. The
smart little nun is a round, granny shape
In the dun-colored marabout, with q
group Of the foamy tips used at one
side, where they fall with graceful ef-
feet.
The chapeau that is depicted herewith
Is one of the most graceful and at the
same time most practical models OF the
season. While not attaining to the ex-
treme that marks many OF the later
modes, 1t Is still sufficiently novel to at
tract an admiring attention. The crown
is a round bowl shape that sets COM
fortably to the size of the head, and 10
covered In a soft shade Of mole-brown
velvet, a shade that Is almost indescrib-
able in It's blendings of smoke-gray, yell
low and brown. The French well term
this tint fume de toit, turf smoke,
1t being just that yellowish smoky tint
that one sees when turf Is burnt. The
crown and the brim, the latter to with
in n few inches OF its edge, are covered
with the velvet. The brim is shallow on
one side aud front, while the other side
rises abruptly, where fluffy ostrich piumes
are draped. with outstanding aigrette
to give note OF character and emphasis.
The crown Is encircled with a wreath of
velvet roses of a tone slightly darker
than the velvet covering of the chapeau.
White Fox IL Highly Modish.
One almost involuntarily associates vel
vets with furs Of the most costly order,
and there is an air OF luxurious elegance
to this combination whenever and however
presented. Worn over calling costume
In dead black velveteen, relieved with
some exquisite Irish crochet on the cor
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little touch of real chantilly In black add
ing a piquant note OF emphasis, q stole
and muN OF white fox take on an added
air Of extravagant luxury. The stole de-
mands the entire skin. and IL used In the
round state 30 that both sides are alike.
There Is a double brush, one appearing
at each end of the scarf, and paws &C
company Oh either side. The md6 IL
round shape that IL a tribe wider at the
bottom than at the top. this little care out
at the end being highly approved in the
later Manifestations OF fashion. A full
and fluffy brush 10 tackled on to either
side and falls just below the wrist when
the hand Is inserted.
The Attractions of Chinchilla.
Becoming almost Is costly as Russian
sables, chinchilia IL even more modish
than ever. despite the fact that II has
been prominent for well nigh . decade
The delicate little skins will not bear
harsh wear or handling, and the color
soon fades under the stress OF usage In
spite of those drawbacks, or maybe be-
cause OF them, chinchflia Is to be worn
by maid and matron alike, and 1t VIII
take a well-flled purse to meet the re-
quirement of the mode In this costly fur.
A charming set Is that illustrated, In
which chapeau, scarf and mun are ell en-
suite The hat Is moderate in size. with
a drum-shaped crown. and a brim that
rises becomingiy at one side. froth OF
white malinette il posed on the inevitable
bandeau under the brim and the foamy
white feather ends In a touch of pale
blue at the tip. The scarf has q shaped
neckpiece that sets datiy on the shoulders.
ending In seeming loops that are deco
rated with cord passementertes. To this
two pendant straight pieces are attached
that hang below the waist line The mum
Is one of the latest shapes, with q smart
dow. curve in the center top. and q
clever manchon or cun effect at the
sides This shape was especially In
vented to meet the requirements Of tho
short sleeves and long gloves fad, and
sets well mp on the arms, making up for
the lack Of warmth that absence et .
sleeve preSentA