Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

to automobile coaks forIthere Is scarcely
n II woman who does number OF
E%SH these necessary garments among her
tE&GRfA wardrobe and many possess all the way
S&zAeSs8J from three to half dosen. As a matter
or course the FIRST requisite OF these is
comfort. but in addition to that they be smart
and becoming with the advent OF the tight skirt
scant automobile coat made It's appearance but these
nave been FOUND not TO be practical and now the best
looking ones that being shown straight in
their lines. but have enough tuness to permit of
perfect freedom of movement.
All sorts OF materials are being used for them al
though. strange to say. tussore, which previous
has banner goods for these loose coats
has not this season enjoyed the popu-
iarity In its place satin is employed this Of
exceedingly supple kind which clings figure
and is soft and graceful. Many of the coats and
cloaks are not lined II they 1t is only far
as the waist and that with India silk r something
equally thin. The favorite color is black although
nave seen some most attractive ones in taupe dark
gray, and blue.
They are little trimmed usually gold buttons and
occasionally a touch of brading but them
are provided with large collars sailor or rolling ones
made OF white satin white MORE. Two or more
collars accompany cloak and they are ARRANGED
to button on the inside so that they removed
at Will and fresh as often as desired 1t
must be said that these white colared coaks worn
with fascinating hat and dellcAtey tinted chiffon
veil, make quite different figure OF any woman from
the ordinary feminine automobiles OF tailored
garments and an incorporating hat.
Cashmere, both the satin finished and the other is
also greatly employed for long coaks and these like
those OF satin. are made on the simplest lines
pending upon their perfection their smart
ness In this material too. the choice color is al
most lmitiess. for in all the shades which
are the ones preferred there are dozen of each OF
all gradations These ooaks are generally lined with
some vivid color. with figured or dotted enents
IN sot SILK or In chiffon When this last is used it
Is frequently to be in cashmere coorngs or In
some deep color with a brightly tinted Persian Dor.
DER The effect of these last is perfectly charming
BLACK chtnon also is much in demand for the lining
OF any OF the light coored cashmere cloaks especially
white ones, and black chiffon sprinkled with huge
white dots.
Of MIL
coats of serge of homespun chevot and especially
OF ratine that are warm soft and wonderfully
ing they are made loose and comfortable something
in the old fashioned ulster style with huge pockets
high standing collars that buttoned up or put
down at pleasure. and they finished with big but
TONS ana sometimes with velvet collars and. Guns
some OF these long garments deep cApes that
partly conceal the figure. or they have huge monks
moods lined with color with a striking plaid
White and all light shades are the smartest ana there
are also some large checks, black and white barred
on with lines OF red bright yellow. that are
considered good
While all cioaks and for automobiIing are
made on extremely plain lines there is no limit to
the thought and that expended upon the hats
Tor the same purpose They delightful, bewitch.
ing. becoming and in every way desirable, and in a
way they are almost impossible to describe. They
being made OF satin, of velvet ribbon, of a new
material that is little like plush but isn't plush at
ALL and of so many combinations that they are posi-
lively bewilderinR
At the head of all the list of automobile makers
stands earlier Paris for there one cannot buy one
of these adorable that is not ali that it should
be, namely comfortable and hatterins to the face;
and the models seen there will try and
tell OF.
one of black satin close fitting and in form
like childs cap The crown was perfectly soft
while the brim. which just allowed fringe OF hair
to be seen, was OF folds. laid nat From under this
sort of brm came three square tabs, each
ear and the other in front and these were made of
gold passementerie. dun and heavy looking These
tabs were caught back onto the satin with large
cabochons OF some Kind Of stones in India red, two
appearing the front tab and only much larger
held q
black chiffon, which arranged that Il could
lifted from the face or could be brought down
under the chin, around the neck crossed the
back and then brought second time TO the front to
be knotted.
Another. also OF black satin had crown which was
square across the front fairly high and sloped down
close to the head in the back This plain but
was made of shaped pieces together with the
seams on the outside The brm OF this hat
nothing than narrow band which went straight
the front and finished at the this banI
and on the outstanding satin front design done In
cordng deep royal blue IN color and Of sizes
over the this twisted into a cabochon shape
and the veil which fastened under these also
in deep blue.
quite dnerent from both of these was a regular
Normandy cap made OF plaid ribbon. black barred on
in bright yellow ana green. The huge bows across
the front were held In place with gold pins
such as the peasants In that part OF France and
which are striking. On this hat the veil from
underneath and was slightly gathered about the face
and plain in the back 1t OF black and a hem
stitched border done in yellow
A small taupe colored velvet capot had a wide and
perfectly round band of opeawork silver braid
edge to It This was embroidered in half dozen dun
but beautiful shades with here and there In
serted This band was edged with an inch wide rufic
Of much furnished silver lace In the center Of the
front this and fastened the veil which
for this particular hct was of the most wonderful
shade OF Chine yellow a0f course in chinSn ANY
other shade OF veil could 10 substituted FOR this daz
slingly yellow but somehow n, combination OF
co,ors seemed perfectly right vivid and yet In
quise tsSte.
Wells have most Important pace on all the ha;s
that are now beins made Cor aa;omosn; and for