Evening journal., 1910-10-15
The Journals Latest Fashion Tips
FASHION AND FADS
ey Mrs. Msud e. ciIlsr.

The newest lace is known as maline
lace.
The new metal laces are most at
tractive.
A few hobble skirts remain. but
the fashion is dead
The tortoise-shell button set with
jewels is exquisite
One cannot but be impressed by the
extravaganza Of buttons.
Black silk crochet buttons are
splendid for fur OF cloth coats
A decidedly new thing among the
lace wells is the filet mesh.
Metallic ribbons are to be had in
any number of Persian weaves
One OF the new motor wells is of
| chiffon, with a dotted satin edge
The plain. undraped skirt is out OF
style, except for tailor suits, where It
rules
Stockings beaded across the instep
and up the ankles are perhaps the
most novel.
Wide velvet ribbon. lined with satin
and bordered with zibeline, is used for
scarfs.
The checkerboard Persian chiffon
is one of the smartest materials
brought out for some time.
All-black hats are seen in satin.
velvet, brocade, hatter's plush, vel
ours, beaver, beaver cloth.
The distinctive feature Of the new
laces is the combination in one de-
sign Of several-sized meshes.
Long coat sweaters in white OF
gray. with high V-necks, are excellent
for golhng or walking
All the satins and silks most used
are very soft and clinglng. even
though the quality may be heavy.
Conspicuous among new designs In
chiffon is the black stripping intro
duced on a two-toned black ground.
More dress hats are in all-black or
black-and-white, with touch Of metal
or color, than in any other shade.
Evening wraps made of bright
colored fabrics are being lined with
black satin, and in some cases vel
vet.
The extremely spider web and filmy
treatments of last springs veilings
are repeated in many variations.
The new tunics are draped from the
back to the front, always showing
the middle front OF the gown as a
panel.
Brimmed turbans are seen, with up
right brims almost as high as the
hat itself and close 10 1t except at the
back.
A recent bride had in her trousseau
chiffon cloth nightgowns in all the
new shades of blue, that being her
favorite color.
Chamoix gloves in either white or
cream, with arrow backs and pricked
seams, continue fashionable for street
wear.
Persian shawl designs are repro
duced In crepe de chine in the same
patterns that we're familiar to us as
children.
Rhinestone buckles for slippers are
shown with a bit OF color added to
match the frock with which they are
10 be worn.
Marquisettes appear IN a new guise
which is known as chameleon
weave. a two-toned combination to b.
/, used over a third color.
Hat shapes are of three sorts-thS
large, wide-brimmed hat (the most
popular), the cloche, or Charlotte Cor
day, and the turban.
Jet beads embroider the ties OF
black evening slippers, gold on gold
silver on gray, and any Of these OF
white on white.
Hand-carved umbrella handles OF
Japanese design are shown. three and
four-sided sticks, with plain. round OF
mushroom tops.
Black and emerald green has long
been a favorite combination for wo-
men of brunette coloring. and II ii
especially good this autumn.
Odd blouses. rich In coloring, are
worn with the winter suits. Some O
them of Persian chiffon have fanc,
yokes and lace applique.
The extreme novelty OF this win
, ter's trimmings is the use OF woodel
beads In beautiful soft colorings com
bined with gold, silver and net.
White. pink or blue silk chiffoI
< made over China silk. daintily trimme
? with net and lace, is pretty materia
I for a little girls dancing dress.
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