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


The toilette for the streer. whether foe
the carriage the promenade, Is not
considered complete until some one or an /
other of those fetching FUZZY little moth
ings that the Parisienne terms her tour
de cou treally and literally around the
neck'D has been carefully posed over the
shoulders and the hands thrust carelessly
into n frivolous looking mum to match.
Just a few short weeks ago the outdoor
toilette seemed complete enough without
this fetching addition. but SO quickly 10
the eye educated to all that Is novel and
attractive in fashion that now the figure
seems lacking In some essential until one
or another Of those charming but expen-
sive little nothings is added.
That this is to be a marabout season
there IL not even a shadow of q doubt.
For several seasons smart women in
England and France have showed q de-
cided leaning to this extremely effective
and becoming piece Of Guinness. A
uspal, however. we hare been q tri6e
slow to adopt 1t generally on this side of
the water, but. its vogue once started.
IT Is sure Of q general and enthusiastic
acceptance.
Some pretty little cravats are shown
in this that follow the very snme designs
as the best furriers are putting forth In
sable. mink and ermine. The character
istic fourth ha nd knot Is shaped and
sown on permanently. and the other end
Of the scarf Is slipped through this.
fancy pin serving to hold II fastened.
The fat-shaped ostrich feather band
that makes such friily framing for coat
collar and cuff takes on the most charm
ing hues In its new presentation. All Of
those elusive nuances OF the color card.
lx,ae
and satin faced broadcloths Of the chif-
fon variety are faithfully reproduced In
the nat ostrich pieces. They reaIly take
on a semblance of n plume OF exquisite
quality just laid nat on the collar and
pinned around the cuff. but a glance at
the reverse side shows carefully
padded ribbon band, on which the plume.
Quill and NIL. Is deftiy sewn.
Marabout and ostrich make an especial
" effective combination. Sometimes one
sees the ostrich fiues fringed In at In
tervals in a marabout stole, making .
fringed line across the width of IT. Tas-
sells OF marabbut are tipped with ostrich.
and fluffy little balls OF the former,
strung on a silver cord. are much used
as a finish.
One sees all OF the delicate tints In
four and Ave strand stoles that are
charming to throw around the shoulders
with evening frock. When heavy lace.
such as Irish crochet, pointe d'aiguiile.
between the strands an airy effect 10
attained that cannot fall to charm.
In furs with the fad for light colors
and delicate tints, there ID bound to b
much white fox, polar bear, ermine. chin
chilla and the gray caracul used. In
white there are some charming effects.
Long stoles and pelerines that are point
ed almost to the waistline in the bach
and cross over to the left side In the
front. to ind fastening. and charming
h<Sos .vffb AA nj
NAL heads, are extremely modish for
young folks. In white fox they are espe-
cially effective, this soft. long fur proving
a beautiful frame for the face.
In ermine and chinchilla and the
shorfer-haired furs dainty to a degree
are the designs that are already accepted
for the coming seasons wear.
There are high military collars. that
clasp closely around the throat. with
pendant jabotlike pieces that are
little Directoire Jabots that are described
elsewhere on this page, they may be
short. coming just but few inches bel
low the throat. or they may extend al
most to the waistline. But In either case
there 10 a nun OF the most fanciful or
der to match
And In those same NUTS there II a de-
lightful variety to choose from, both -
to size and style. There are nat. pouch
shaped affairs, adorned with bunches Of
buckle and tackled loosely to the front Of
the muir. either somewhat to one side or
In the center. Others are down-curved
In the center. to rise well at the sides,
this shape meeting the fad for long gloves
and short sleeves, the frill that finishes
the sides being likewise 30 shaped that
II runs well up on the arm. Those, too,
display their quota of trimming, In which
silk tassels, as well little pendant
balls OF the fur. are often prominent
The feather toque II just about as sure
visitor IN the autumn as the Indian
summer itself. They have many good
qualities to commend them, those little
toques and turbans. not the least OF
which Il their compactness, their light
ness, and, above all, the artistic coIorings
In which It - possible now to obtain
them.
As Z successor to the feather toQue
when the season wanes the fur hat VIA
be In the ascendant FLUFFY little trim
mings OF ostrich and marabout will nalA
tain prestige where the fur hat e 60
cerned, and velvet ribbon, shot And Dlia1p q
chiffon and velvet flowers and foliAOe 81 =
used with . discriminating hand In IL
trimming Of such a. have already mas
their appeara1ca