Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-25

more delightful. Just now the bonneis
have an enhancing little sirlish" style.
with their b s bows lied under the chin
and huge round rosettes exactly over the
ears. Last summer the girls took To-
knotting their long chiffon auto wells into
big chouS, which came over the ears, and
the result was so caDiivatinslN becoming
that the winter bonnets have been pat
termed after the style. The warmest bon
nets are of fur. sealsan. of course, being
the fayorite, and these seaiskin bonnets
are trimmed with soft brown satin rib
bon cEouX or with rabDit-eared bows OF
brown velvet Felt bonnets with velvet
or ribbon bows i'm subdued colors are ais
attractive. and there are bonnets with
fur brims and big. soft crowns of fold n
velvet. Velvet is not. however. Wis
choice for the automobiles. whose head
gear should be OF such material as will
withstand the test of a shower or snow
furry
For the rainy days there are comfy
hoods of rubberized silk, lined with sou
silk and ,nterlined with light flannel.
These hoods have peaked top. which
droops over and ends in tassel. and
there is 4 deep shoulder cape. which pre-
vents the least drop of sleety rain from
creeping into the neck.
Another comfort for the winter motor
list is the veil shield. which. when adj
iusted under the chiffon veil, keeps it
from blowing against the nose and mouth.
Everybody knows how unpleasa a wet,
frozen veil is when il sticks To the face.
and the little. transparent veil shield
fills long-felt want.
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The Ansora jacket is the warmest,
lightest garment ever devised for wear
beneath the fur coat on especially cold
winter motor trips. These Angora jack
cts are much liked by hunters and other
men. who use them under ordinary short
fnr win allf-p I'D
Angora garment is not cheap-indeed, its
price is prohibitive to many-but il is
DELIGHTFULLY."- warm and takes up almost
no space at all under an outer wrap
The jacket and hood pictured are of An
CORA. in light brownish gray tone, ana
the little outfit would be ideal for skat-
ing, ccaSting and other winter fun, as
Well for motoring.
Warm gloves are an essential item IN
the motorists equipment. especially "
one be the driver of a car ones SELF
Calf or channels leather gloves lined with
fur are necessary. and gloves with deep
gauntlet wrists, that VIII keep out every
bit of the cold. If one may sit idly back
i'm the tonneau. with ones hands IN "A
big muff, of course such warm gloves
are not necessary; but many women
drive their own cars, and for the hands
guiding the wheel there is no possibility
of a warm muff. The two illustrations OF
motor gloves show the queer shape OF
these big gloves, which are really more
like mittens, one pair being divided into
two sections besides the thumb.
The foot muff of French civet. lined
with bear pelt is gloriously warm and is
intended for use when one motors in
light shoes or slippers. Motor boots are
also shown. the soft calf leather being
warmly interlined with lambs wool.
There are regularly shaped and fitted
boots lacing almost to the knee for
woman motorists; but most women prefer
to wear the ordinary dainty footwear.
slipping the feet into the roomy boots or
foot muff when the car is entered.
priately gowned. To these women the
latest device i'm gold will prove very USE
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