The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

The New Tapestry Head Band
satin. whose shawl collar Is narrowly
pordered with beige satin and turns
rght over the left side. with q Dig
button ornament in which the two
colors OF satin are combined Cuns
10 match are also added to the sleeves
and then the skirt Is OF that double
tunic variety OF which have already
given you one example The upper
part is OF the beige and the under
skirt OF the darker brown stl.. again
coat of dark but bright blue satin
with big folded revefes, whose pointed
erect Is repeated In the basdues in
front, Is allied to a skirt rf taintiy
striped serge. deeply hemmed With
satin, while another somewhat extrsms
but distinctly elegant phase OF the
Autumnal tallor-made is carried out in
nchu face cloth-and made with an
absolutely plain ana straight skirt
which covers the ankles complstely
Though 1t just clears the ground. and
so will save Its wearer from any anx-
iety. as to damage from dust. the
coat, straight and short. and single
breasted. fastening down the centre with
many cloth covered buttons. is banded
Just beneath the bust line with a wide
scarf of violet, satin looped over ss
the left side and having its long ends
deeply frInged with silk There are
several shades OF violet worked into
the embroidery which borders the
curve OF the coat about tn. meek Ana
finishes on the sleeves.
Beautiful Cretonnes.
BY which you will see that many thinss
and much smaTtness posslbie TO
the wearers NJ the coat skirt costume OF
this particular season, While II you
should favor the somewhat more strictly
tailored models, you may make choice
of material from many charmingly pat.
termed and colored tweeds cloths ana
serses, and OF trimmings from soutaohs
ana Russian hraidlnss. tacings Of Pals
lev or indian patterned cashmeres ana
cations and many beautifully -olored Gre
,onnes. too These latter are figuring
most effectively on any number of tho
rswest productions. and where they are
introduced It Is a good plan 10 choose for
the accompanying millinery one of the
quaint little hats tsimilsr in shane to the
an. sketched on tn. blue model of tho
n,eture, covered in the same prettiiy pat.
termed material. lined with satin In one
Of the sottest OF the manv shAdlngs
which ar, there brought together. ana
trimmed with bordering hand OF fur ,
ana tust a cluster of little silken roses
This same cretonne is 10 he noticed
again on the long coats OF black velvet
fvbIch viii Ne worn by the moneyed
m,norIty). and others OF black velveteen
(which will be chosen by the vast ma
,orIty) during the coming season, when a
decorative and at the same time nrotec-
tive addition is wanted for princess gown
~ cloth or satin .r cashmere tn such
cos.s the cretonne viii Fenerally be al.
most entirely covered with a nne scroll
hordoring OF dun gold thread and SOU
toche, and II will also give a groundwor
~ color 70 the big buttons which tasteu
IN. coat low down at the left side. so
tbat altogether these garments. being
d,stInctly smart and also quite service
she are likely TO he chosen by a good
many women to bridge over the time be-
tween their dIscarding % the summer
wraps " nInon and their dOnning nt
the long Winter coat NJ seal musauash.
Tap.stry. from decorating walls, has
conr to he used as an article Of feminins
sdornment II Is quite the newest thing
IN ornamentstion. and when skIlfnuy
usNh not Rt all bad.
You will see the tsrestry head Ar4..
and head band. and here Il photosran M
showing the use OF tapestry on FUR
neck piece mum. hat and opsra bag The
design Is the same on all Tho articles I
dread TO think how many pieces % tApas-
try are 10 he shipped to pleces
And here Is a French model which
sounds a new note IN scarts The dress
IL ot chiffon over white satin. sInsroid-
.r.d ia silver beads white beads and
spangles II Is tur-trimmsd. following
IN, prevailing mode, The scarf 10 Of
chiffon trimmed With fur. and 10 attached
20 the left shoulder OF the gown. II 10
capabls OF tremendous srtisuo man,pnlA-
u.