The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-18
CAPES AND
MANTLES
Will Be Exceedingly Popu-
lar Brown to Be Favorite
Color in New Shades

- 0NcERNING tailor builts none
VIII dispute the fact that moth
- Ing can supersede them for
utility. style and trigness, but
Az will admit that the comforts OF a
oose mantle or caps ago without their
iqnal even In a tailor built. The dress
maker will hail with joy the gladstone
news that the Fall heralcs are an
aoaneing In loud and stentorian voices
sne arrival from London and Paris of
the long coat and enyelopIng cape 10
TAKE the lead in out OF door apparel.
While tailor builts will, OF course,
pc widely worn, the coats and cape5
vF prSdomiDate SO the provident
woman may rest her economical soul
and pniid her own Fall wardrobe from
! start to finish.
!. May OF the, now gowns are. OF
<,o1rse, tailor made and nearly all have
|! = tailor fiDdsh. But almost any Of them
! can be duplicated by precise. ne.t
tuHver that can stitch on straight Linz
on the machine, so that tell-tale ear
marks Of first-class tailor can readily
y - dispensed with in the cons ruction
\ l0&fthe new wraps What is more for
1Orn and pitiful locking than home
made tailor built? Ii shrieks and
means from the time the first unwork-
I manlike stitch Is put into il and one is
f&vef conscious OF its anguish from that
time until In disgust one has rcl7gated
IA limp and shapeless form to the old
clofhe6 man.
Prim and Severe.
Without exception. the new wraps
Are plain and practically unadoTned,
~or trimmed so flatly as to preserve
their ouakerlsh air OF primness. TO
look smart this season one must look
plain. no matter how ones heart eaves
adornnent and sparkling buttons.
erowns are Fsyorites.
Brown is perhaps the leading shade
as II has not been much in vogue the
past few seasons and is therefore
elightly nfw There are some beauti-
1ul new shades never attempted be-
Tore IN wcolens, and they are indeed
most enticing, ranging from deep
tobacco brown that is a,most black,
through lighter shades that Just escape
being golden and take on Inst sd m IL
hisis 3 pinkish cast like tae anee-
side of = mushroom, being aizlc { to3
deVeate suggestion 10 really be !'Y@
AID still 1t Is undeniably there.
! Green Is perhaps the net IN fnssr
and while II would seem wc.l sh
dmpossible TO conceive any new sasdes
OF this universal fayorite, the dyers
have outdone themselves In several
new shades. more accurately descr bod
- popular shades. They are neither
.kreenlsh green. grayish green nor
brovnish green. but IL one Is familiar
with the color aspect of the bsrk
OF those eyer-twinkIIng trees that
stand IN Arm rows along country lanes,
one Will know without varilnce the
: exact shades. They vary between
greenish. grayish brown and golden
brownish green, seemingly green yet
gray like green tree tnnk in a gray
mist with thes uBiight on II.
Then there are bottle greens. chame-
fleon shades, which are, OF course,
changeable. and the beautiful peacock
shades of the past season. Among the
grsys are new shades kncvn as maple
Erays. There are two tones. one
clear, decided pure gray. and a very
much lighter shade that is whItish al
though pure gray. In short. they are
exactly the shades one will find on
the bark Of maple tree.
~ New Varieties OF Blue.
|E II would seem almost incredible to
believe human ingenuity could devise
new shades of blue after the multitude
OF new blues so widely popular for TIE
last few years. The blues of this sea
son are stone blue for the darker
shades and lighter tones OF the same
shade with faint and exquisite sng-
gasflon OF rose in the high lights.
Sumaeh red is another autumnal
'coior that Is intense without being
vivid nusky tones OF the dahlia arc
reproduced 10 almost Incredible faith
fulness One OF the greatest charms
OF this seasons colors is their inten-
sity and hrmness Of hue that is at once
rich aba lustrous without being vivid