The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
Decrees Of Fashion for
 Wear in Winter Time

1 Very charming for women with fresh faces and fair skins are the new anne. thyst hats, which have just come into 1 the mode a4
 Necklaces of pearl jade. coral and turquoise beads in graduated sizes are finished with loop tasseis of the ,tiniest beads.
 The spansled net sleeves are most. Be- coming to any woman whose arms are. well-shaped, and the sleeves are made without lining.
 Button finishes down the outside of newest reliefs from the usually unbe- coming line.
 Although black evening gowns are popular soft white satin promises to be the fayorite fabric for the dance and dinner dresses. N Waists of colored mousseline. or ehiffons lined with ,goid.yOr silver tiss sue, arc the newest &ev0nap amimentss of coat ana skirt suits. ,..-.-ss -..e
 All sorls of historic designs appear in fnantles and cleaks, and ca1ss and sleeves borrowed from chhrchIy robes are pfominent.
 Pretty hair ,oriaFnents ara made of tulle or maline. and powdered with rhinestone beads and finished with a dainty aigrette to rnatcha | In the height Of ,the fashion for gold and silver ttimnrin8ss come Enany of Isthe long white gloves. ernbfoidefed in gold and silver deSlgins. l Many of the Iyux and fox nufKs are made of the whole animal ThsFe is no stuffink Of aiy kind. and the sf@ feet Is entirely fiat and severe, Evening wraps modelled on the Roman toga, with one end tsrcwn 6yef the shoulder ana falling iA rich toEt 1 folds, are w8ry pop alAr.l
 some hand kefchiefs fEpm EafiS eFe | Of bheee white linen. with iAW9Md8r lineh butterflies buttohh0lbdS into the l comets with white thread. The vogue for buttons as tritnhlin is so great that they are beginning ge De conspicuous for their absence rem exelusiv6 models.
 1 In many Of the Beasonss styles the effect of the back of the gown Is more ! elaborate than the front, the empire line accentuatfns the fact, I. Buttonholes arc indeed a feature in themselves tiiis year; in their anxiety to prove themselves genuine they posi- lively yawn In one's face
 Incidentafly, some of the new mink and sable muffs look like a whole Cur family, for the Foundation is simply. covered with heads and tails.
 Quantities of fringe are employed On evening gowns. and 1t Eiso>now appsars on dinner and street gowns. alwaye of the same dye as the material used.
 Flowers are to some. extent regatning their popularity in millinery as hatH I return to more moderate dimensions. though, the feathers still have the lead,
 Coloring is very wonderful this year. | and not the least beautiful is that etll. :. pire green which has a peacock shade l in It. but is not pronounced.
 One of the newest yokes is rnade of tucked chiffon in the color of the gown, underlaid with gold or silver tis- sue: and the sleeves are often of the same order.
 Instead of silver toilette articles, many women are selecting Ivory or imitation ones on account of the ease with which the latter can be kept clean.
 All kinds of net, coarse and fine, are employed to make corsages and to trim them, but it is the tulle filet that is | the most fashionable at the moment. l Velvet. for a while set aside by cord- l ed silk, now seems to have returned | to its rightful place In heAdgear, and is more seen in the facings and crowns than silk.
 The very long corsets. to wear under the seaSon's gowns, are not so bar l ha rio aa they look at first. The bones and steels are clipped off not far be- low the waist line.
 Soft net of pale orange. adorned with Large silk spots of the same shade, is the rage of the moment in Paris, and Is used not only to drape hats. but Tor evening dresses.
 Enbroideries, carried out in a won derfulv variety of metallic threads, tn- oluding not only gold and silver, but l also copper, platinum and aluminium. appear on evening gowns
 The most fashionable coiffure has the hair parted in the middle. carried hack in full loose waves, and arranged in a stand-out coil at the back that may utilize all the curls formerly used | -NA