Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

FEVER before has harmony In
IN dressing been more necessary
than now There was time
when woman felt quite contcntcd II
she possessed one S25 hat that went
fairly well with all of her gowns, when
her black shoes and white shoes did
ample duty, and three SHADES ol gloves
were enough But that time has been
Telegated 10 the dark ages and Woman
has progressed. Now to be quite mod
ish her frocks and her hats, her shoes
and her hosiery and her gloves-evcry-
thing even to the ribbon in her lin
geric. must match.
There is just as much possibility OF
u symphony In woman clothes as
there is in anything that Beethoven or
Tschaichowsky In their most artistic
moments over wrote There Is more
danger of discord than in the simplest
chords a child ever labOriOusly struck
upon its first piano.
Harmony In dress Is not by any
means not wearing things which clash.
II Is no negative kind Of quality but
very Intricate and elusive thing. II
usually takes some money, n good deal
of common sense and good under
standing of COlors and lines and dis
position even. to produce II. or these
money Is really the least necessary for
there may be harmony ON very
economical scale. It will Of course
mean a certain amount Of eliminating
and certain amount of giving up but
1t can be done. But Of course the best
nnrmnntRU ntnlnfnI WhHn HIEg
not have TO be too careful about draw
ing up her purse string. Its the little
things in dress that Count-the little
accessories OF collars and belts and veil,
hose, pins and buckles and things that
cost lot and aren't really noticed
much save as they seem to fit in and
produce satisfying whole. an en-
semble effect which is irresistible.
THE SHOES SHE WEARS.
Suede shoes In blues, and greens. in
all the shades of woodland browns and
grays, in mulberry red, black and white
are shown while canvas pumps in all
OF the pastel shades are found in the
shops. OF these latter the ManulaC
turing Shoe Co. and MClnerny have q
particularly full line, and the pale
blues, pinks, mauyeS and greens are
fascinatingly dainty. II one cannot get
the exact shade she wants she can al
ways buy new white ones and color
hem herself in gasoline but she Is
ayed this trouble under ordinary con-
litions
The French heel is doomed and
hough those who still demand IL may
he satisfied she who wishes TO be in
hn haiuht nV g.,
Utterly from her shoe tree. The Cuban
heel Is now the approved design and
, much more sensible and hygieniC
lind It Is. Black patent feathers are
% be worn as much a. ever and some
how the razor toes. Pumps are still
II favor and worn exclusively by many
Tan shoes are less popular and there
IS not as large a sale for them az for,
merly.
HOSIERY.
There is n tender spot In every WON,
ans heart for pretty hosiery and nov
when the shoes must match the gown
and the hose must match the SHOES
except In the case of white hose ana
black shoes, which are much worn
the woman who can AFFORD II has
beautiful time selecting dainty designs
and the woman who cant has per
lectly horrid time onyying the womar
who can
In SIN the plain black Is worn NOR,
than ever aud is liked better than IA,
lace or drop stitch II also wears mucl
better ana looks holtor on tie foot
The craze Tor SIR hose hus Crop
even up 90 tho bridge liable ana ON
Of thr most liked prIla. for women
cara pprtIrB Ihr pact season hla brr
o. pair rt dainty MACK aIlk hose.
TIE NEW BAGS
III ihpru a woman with heart "A