The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-25
ALL BLACK IS
vEAY CHIC
Street Suits Of cr4am Color.
New Shade OF Blue Imported
from Paris. Hair Caps.

side breadth The coat also bfings out
new feature, being cut shorter ia the
front than in the back. Buttolls of
black jet and q black velvet collar en-
hFoidered in foss of the same shade "a
The dress make srlappy combination.
The huge side pockets add to the length
oi the line OF this costume.
Classic Dinner Gown
dinner. gown affords ansexceilsht
Example 81 the combination OF 'elassic
simplicity with modern srnartness SsIase
ufiderdress II ot iyory tulle Embroidered
III gold the tunir being 81 sinrcissl
satin. slightly darker ia shade than tho
,ulle and fringed in dull gold bullion.
through the Top Of which Il run 4 wide
crushed ribbon OF changeable raditirn
silk, closely harinoni2ing the diiTeren.
sheenS of- the gown. 4 black veiyes
ribbon twisted. through the embroidery
Of the sleeve gives finishing touch
that stamps il as . Partisan creatios.
Handsome Black costums
Since the black gown is deridet; t':s
most smar, thing OF the season. .rs 49,
butante may at last satisfy her .c,,x.. x
ior a costume OF black velvcl n. +, a
lear OF the accusation of h.e.s. boz.
rowed from her grandmoti..--'s ...y.
robe. The skirt is OF the e;.c,. s...ue>.
type, with wide hem a. as N::ss. i.
The drapery falls over tlle l...; lss ARA
disappears IN the ceLte. Ida, yi tlx
back of the skirt al The :Ixs.t .ias beng
caught just above he knee w..h / lee
buckle. The girdie i. % .as .o.; Ids
OF the velvet c,t or tnt bias ,aa .s-ss-
ing TO be pat Of the a1l,i Tho
sleeves are moderately lart. ~AJ lso,e
at the top ana lsic 4, to.. folds bsiow
the clbow, wh:.c af ...,d ,u.s.i il
relieved BY SIX tiny u. U..te,.,, I'D vs-,
ilne transparent t,AiAs " at cre,ia
liien or almost co.'.g.-l.te t4sti,re, me
yoke beng O. dia~axo.v 10 aritls.r
tiny coowchs and u .ne sa.ss m.:e,ia,
as the rui:lcs os lie Iecye a.a cocl.
cu,,se Cs.p tron Tsns
liaiT caps Ier =. yccass.,. sre the
very latest siv. +, acls.. aaa comiogt
that t'!c ;nxc;iu1, irea !.vp.nta liss ia
vented Ihs lifu,s j. .o,l oi i.air.
webbing, $50 i,a.ai his.e culls are.
woven. scr,-:auns - rlaas IS twcnl3 OF
these 70 \ caS but o.lnrs haze on!y.
eight. They arc kcpe il boy thst Il
highly sceatrd, " that, % tas head
moves, :lie crhs gre OF; pleasant
odor "A
lhe woman who uscs item does her
own hair up c:l top OF her head in q
tight knct ftsounc her hat Is sewed a
pretty coli OF hair, so thai when she
puts OH her Ina. sic is ready Tor the
street and need not wear all the hair
she owns in cumbersome coiff1re
Then, when she arrives home, she takes
of her hal and tiie cap is real boon.
She just pins the cap ON top of her
head with four amber pins, shaped like
buckles, 10 hold il in place. AT the back
Is vide satin bow OF blue. or some
other color, Which serves to prop up the
edihce and impart dressy look.
There are caps Tor breakfast. caps for
luncheon, caps for afternoon wear-on az
home days, caps for th- cvening In the
latter the curls are sl.olter and there
are more OF them
Undoubtedly all these caps are won
derful convenience, saving infinite time
and trouble Needless 10 say, they are
becoming widely popular.