The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-13

satin underrobe and softly yelled.
White and black toilets of the most
attractive sort appear in every fashion
able gathering. Black silk mousselins,
chiffon or ninon yelling white NOUS
seine over white satin formation is
an arrangement often repeated. A
delightful illustration of this handling
was given in a simple picture frock re-
Gently. The rather full skirt of the
black silk mousseline obtained weight
from wide band of black velvet a the
bottom and big soft .f1chu OF the
white mousseline being folded into a.
black velvet girdle and bordered by
narrow band Of black velvet. Two
huge roses of vivid pink were thrust
into the girdle, but there was no other
touch of color.
This season the V corsage is the fad
in evening gowns and few OF these
gowns fall of the shoulders while
coming up high on the bust. When
the v in front is so low that an i'm
modest effect is threatened, the bust
is yelled with lace or chiffon, but the
deep v of the corsage gives the effect
OF an extreme decolletage. The corsage
is also usually much lower at the back
than In front: the point Of the v often
touching the belt line at the back.
Few women. however. have backs
beautiful enough to be thus frankly
displayed.
White lace is the material, par ex-
cellence, for the little summer dane
ing frock of the season. Never was so
much lace used, and one sees valen.
ciennes, Chantilly and Machlin laces
combined with nets or with heavier
Italian laces in most effective fashion.
Attractive outing hats Of long nap
beaver, soft and velvety as fur. are
making their appearance. They are OF.
fered in all the brown. beige and gray
tihts and in some good blue, red and
gray colorings and are so light and
pliable that they will make excellent
motor hats. swathed in yelling of the
same shade.
Some picturesque and beautiful even
ing cloaks in cerise. in gray and in a
lovely blue. made of the softest satin
and trimmed lightly with fur are be-
ing shown in the fashionable shops
and similar fur trimmed coats have
been worn all through the spring and
summer in Paris.
Broad brimmed coarse straw sail
ors trimmed in scarfs of coarse linen
embroidered in black. white and gold
or color are much in evidence at the
French summer resorts.
Black silk mousseline plating for
collar and cuffs and a sash girdle
OF similar mousseline de sole give a
very French touch to certain simple
frocks in bright or light colorings.
The material most favored for bath
ing suits is brilliantine, because it
does not cling to the figure. nor does
it become heavy with water like IAN
mel.
Blue and black is favorite combin-
alton of the moment. Dark blue satin
embroidered in black: dark blue gauze
hung over black satin and blue and
black figured silk. trimmed with black
lace are extremely chic.
The side frill which is SO pretty on
shirt waists has established itself as
a necessity on the tailormade waists.
This otherwise severe style is hardly
seen without the frill.
Panne cloths are largely taking the
place Of light weight broadcloths and
silk warp poplins and crepes are also
-, - tai
Persian silks and gauxes and plaid
taffetas are most popular for separate
blouses for dress wear with fine broad
cloth or dark silk suits.
TIE little vests which are quite nov
ell and very fetching, are generally
made Of something to match the trim
ming of the waist.