The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-03
Fadr ano Fashionr
BY Florence Fairbanks.


styles are now being shown In mater
ials, suits and hats. 1t is reported
that small hats will be worn for a
while, and that many VIII be made of
fine qualities of cloth, which is quilted
before being draped on the hat. If this
be true. 1t is quite evident that braids
will have a part to play In millinery.
The autumn materials offer such
pretty novelties in checks, plaids,
stripes and mixed goods. The plaids
will be seen mostly In the separate
skirts, as designers find IT difficult
to produce good lines in coat made
of that material. The chevron stripe
in the monotone or mixed colors the
narrow stripes showing a mingling oil
three colors, and the medium stripes
In two-tone effects, will be shown for
the new suitings. .. Scotch cheviots
and broadcloths will be considered
for the more elaborate suits, and for
the costumes, soft satin.finished silks
and pliable velvet will be much in de.
mand.
Prettier than ever are the designs
In colored handkerchiefs, that are con.
tinually being shown. A favorite one
Is pale lavender crossed off with hair
lines OF deep blue.purple. A plain
white handkerchief has a border of
blue check and is particularly dainty
looking. The color of the stripe must
match or harmonize with the gown,
and the pale tan can be found barred
off with every obtainable color, SO that
this problem is not difficult one.
Wells are shown in all styles and
varieties. The chiffon veil still holds
its purpose for automobiling or travel.
ing, II being tied over the hat and
fastened securely at the nape of the
neck. The net veil invariably has ali
inch or two of fluted border OF chiffon
sewed all around 1t, or a plain band Of
velvet ribbon may be chosen in the
place OF the fluted border. Black point
desprit makes an elaborate lace veil
with delicate border of black lace.
This veil is cut to at the hat, curved
In the upper part and wider in the
back than in front. Il folds prettily
about the face, and just touches the
shoulders all the way around.
Fashionable women who have the
Pct dog craze have gone a step
farther In their devotion to these ami.
mails. The dog that accompanies my
lady must be chosen to match her
gown, with reference to color and en-
tertainment A woman in mourning
should carry a Pimeranian or King
Charles spaniel. To go with light
afternoon froclk, white poodle or
light tan Yorkshire terrier is quite
correct. The homely brindle bull ter
rier Is the only choice for the athletic
girl, and the Irish setter for the sports.
woman. With n walking dress the
greyhound should be the choice AMI
with the chevlot tailor made, the
French bulldog is the thing.
Worsted suitings come to the front
for the early Fall models. The short.
skirted walking suits are plated and
trimmed with bands OF self-trlmming
In coats, the tendency is toward the
or 30.inch coat, made
semi-loose or three.quarter fitting.
Velevt collar and cuffs are shown on
some and others are finished with the
same material as the suit
Jewelry made from coral is at pres.
ent in great demand. The blush pink
has taken the lead OF the red, while
white is used only in mourning. Such
handsome festoon necklaces are
shown In all coral or combined with
pearls and other jewels. Coral canoes
made In scarf pins, bracelets, brooches
and earrings are all favored styles.
They are not carved In classic heads,
but in miniature busts, skulls and var.
Ious animal and bird heads.
It is a little difficult TO tell whether
bralds will continue TO be used
through the winter months, as but few
models have been received from Paris. |
Nearly all the models in long separate
coats shown on this side OF the water. |
ire elaborately braided with soutache
md other bralds of silk embroidery. |
rhe soutache braid is the most favored |
or II can be stitched on so closely as
% look as though II is a part OF the
material.
For some time hair combs and hair
ornaments have been given much at
ention by the jewelers.. So many OF
he combs have jeweled backs while
iome have solid gold trimmings. The
lainty designs in brilliants are per-
laps as attractive as any. Back
.ombs are still growing larger, Mas
i've ones are made In exact imitation
4 those worn by our greatgrandmoth-
rs. The pearl grey combs that were
Irst brought out a few years ago and
eceived with little favor are in great
emand at the present time. They
re made plain and mounted and are
1orn to match the hair.
The ostrich plume. which this sum-
ler, has been the favorite triming
side from flowers, will be used 10 a
reat extent on all fall hats. II will
Q taken from the summer hat and
ut on the next one, possibly dyed an
ther color. The heavy beautiful
Gather shows off to the best advan-
lge, when II sweeps across the crown
'om right 10 left, and hangs grace
lily over the left ear Particularly Z
andsome are the white ones with
laded tips of shell pink or pale lemon
: those of dark color growing
ghter at the end.
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