The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-16

leading to the return of the shawl. The
net or chiffon is crossed in front and
fastened at the left side by ribbon
rosette a tiny wreath of artificial
flowers; or the yelling may be edged
with Persian embroidery and finished
with a band of the same, ornamented
by row of metaleor silk buttons.
The embroidered bands appliqued on
waists are yelled in net ;; each band is
net-covered before 1t is sewed to the
gown, or the whole gown is net-draped.
Sometimes there is an odd arrange
ment, part of the embroidery being
under the net, part appliqued on 1t.
Color effects are strange but attrac-
tive. Black over white, white over
black. gray with black or white or an
other shade of gray are most common,
but such combinations as old rose over
green, tan over turquoise, blue and
gray over yellow are also seen In some
instances.
ParsoIs are draped with net and
chiffon, and it is easy to rejuvenate an
old sun-shade by a judiciously draped
veil. White chiffon over black satin or
velvet is especially favored.
The full effect of the present yelling
craze is seen in millinery. Often a
| hat is trimmed with full wreath of
bright colored flowers, and then the
crown is covered with a loose, puffed
| turban or white or pale gren chiffon
| or maline, which softens the vivid
| tones of the hat. Ribbon bows on
hats are stitched with white net, in
stiff taflor-made effect, or the net or
| chiffon is gathered about them. giving
| a double bow, which adds to the fflmi-
ness of a lingerie hat. The puffed
| crowns of automobile bonnets are also
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| the silk from the dust of the roads
| and is mighty attractive besides.
| Among the outing hats of the pres
| ent season the sailor model is decided
| ly popular but there are scores of
| other models to vary the monotony OF
| the summer style. The straight brim
| sailor of this season Is large and low
| of crown and narrow-brimmed shape
used in former seasons. The roll brim
sailor, new this season. promised to
/ carry all before it and is much worn,
| but in heavy straw it has a somewhat
| clumsy appearance and is not so gen
| orally becoming the straight-brim
| med models. 1t is at its best in the
lighter braids, erin. chip. leghorn, pan
anna. etc, and in felt which seems to
! be quite a favorite this fall
| With the approach Of autumn outing
| hats of soft beaver in the darker tones,
| have made their appearance and some
| of them are extremely pretty and be-
coming These hats have a soft crown
which may be crushed into any shape
| desired. and brims of moderate width
stiffened by stitching. yet supple
enough to be bent at will. With long
1 chiffon wells to match they will b.
4 worn for motoring as we'll as for other
outing purposes.
| Purple in its various shades is ex-
is meeting with favor in this country
| The color is used extensively in all
! kinds of materials In some cases
| whole suits are made in that color
| while touches of some shade of pur-
pie may be found on toilet accessories
of every description. Even handker-
chiefs have partaken of the genera
craze and are embroidered in tiny
squares of violet or purple, or with Z
tiny spray of violets in their own color
in one of the corners. White kid glove:
are being stitched in purple on the
backs, in quite wide bands and in al
sorts of new stitches. which give tn,
appearance of fagotting or of eros
stitch. Long white silk gloves ar,
! embroidered at the tops in tiny yiole
designs in a wreath effect.
Persian colorings and designs ar,
| frequently repeated among the import
I ed frocks- Whole frocks of foulard ii
: such designs, yelled in chiffon o
) merely relieved by the plain color, ar
shown. and as trimmings the PERSIA
foulards. satins, etc, are greatly i
demand.