The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-06

nerc1rcleS- OF the c2pltal CITY are us
cussed.
Tie posticheurs need not fear the
temperance of the chigno i. for their
aid will certainly have to be called
| in by numbers OF women if a really
| beautiful coiffure is to be secured.
| 1t is entirely matter of choice
whether the hair be parted in the cen,
ter in front or softly and loosely car.
| ried away from the brow with an ali
| of studied negligence.
Not every face is beautiful by the
classical center parting, but the CIR
with a clear complexion and regular
features viii look bewitchingiy fas
cinating aided by this mode of dress
ing.
/ For women who like fine needle
work nothing will be more appreciated
THAN the Madeira handkerchiefs
watch are selling for 80 cents up
ward.
A novelty in footwear that pro
yides for the display of coquettish no
siery are the blacy suede boots which
are slashed from top to instep on
either side of the front seam.
With the first furry of snow the
little fur turbans, SO becoming to
many faces, are coming into their own
A stunning little model seen in one
of the shop windows was made %
black lynx, trimmed with bunch OF
black aigretttes at the side, and a
large, deep pink rose. If one wants
| a small hat, the fur turban offers tie
smartest solution to the problem.
| Some of the new muffs have the
curve of an elbow. For instance, one
narrow thing composed of strips OF
Eermine alternating with strips OF white
puffed silk has the rounded line of a
stove-pipe joint.
Striped silk waists for travelling
with tucked backs, long sleeves and
| the fronts tucked to yoke depth, a
plated jabot at front box plat and
plaitings at cuff tops, are So These
fasten with pearl buttons, and are
very chic, coming IN colored stripes
on white groundings.-
| Specially priced Madeira handker-
chiefs are attracting a good deal OF
attention at the handkerchief counter.
They are only SO cents each and nave
a beautiful Madeira design in one
corner, with edges scailoped in plain
or rose point scallops. In design
they are as elaborate as many of the
nandkerchiefs which sell for 81 or
more. They are not quite 30 sheer in
quality, however, but the work shows
up much better on the firmer linen.
FASHIONS IATEsy MANDATES.
| Black will be much seen, both in
dress and everyday gowns
Irish and yalenciennes lace COM
bines prettily in winter collars.
a green Georgette hat are the be-
longings CT careful dresser.
Something smart for an evening
waist could be fashioned OF old rose
crepe with trimmings of lace.
English tweeds in plaid effects viii
made in three-quarter lengths with
long seleeves; trimmings OF silk.
The fringed muff is one OF the lat
est innovations, the muff being slit
up into oblong stripes over accordion
plated chiffon, designed in the. same
color as the pelt.
Many white lace waists made with
down the center front nave the fronts
laced together with velvet ribbon tied
with knot at the lower point The
lacing should DE V-shaped. The touch
of velvet is used this season to give
to lace waists a newer note.
Plush will band the snail turban
trimmed with ostrich plumes or small
tips.
Chantill lace is now useG in making
an entire dress. 1t is further trimmed
with lace bands showing a bit of
color.
New shades are wistaria, cedar,
peacock blues and green's, cobalt, ca
nard, taupe, smoke, mulberry, april
cot, mosquetaire. mustard and many
others
An evening cloak that closed with
gold cord and tassels showed gold
grapes that clustered beneath the
white velvet collar. The style. while
very elaborate, was quaint AID pretty.
For tailor-mssie ruchings of linen,
plated tiny and extremely larrow--in
fact, just line-is fashionable This
is put in sleeves as well, and in some
cases we see it trimming pockets.
A color we'll liked this season is