Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
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b FASHIONS AND FADS.

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One sees leather-lined motor coats.
The Greek couture is the most fashion
able.
The ha, with the ribbon bow is quite
popular.
Tho two-,oned silks continue n great
demand.
Crashes and grass linens are well
thought Of.
Two materials frequently appear in one
summer gown.
The newest sleeves arc slightly NOR
bell-shaped.
Ostrich feathers entirely cover the
crowns of many hats
Cloth-top shoes come in colors TO match
tailored costumes.
The newest colored handkerchiefs are
IN polka dot designs.
There Is no sign o; wane in the pcpu-
larity Of changeable silks.
Surah silk. such a favorite OF a genera
ton more ago, Is again seen.
Crystal fringe and embroidery in crys-
tai beads are used on evening gowns.
Wide mesh figures are entirely replac-
ing the heavy lace designs In wells.
Bows on the hat this season max he
worn at the side, the back or the front.
Pearls in many colors are used to en-
broider taffeta suits instead OF braid.
Novelty ribbon braid is used for the
fringe on many of the handsome parasols.
Scarlet cloth is used for extremely short
jackets. be!ted in with patent leather.
Coarse blue linen frocks. embroidered
with blue and coral silk. are made for
young girls
The slippers covered with Irish crochet
will he more in vogue this season than
last year.
\ hat which is extremely becoming to
shirred tule.
The stockings this summer are most OF
them tEo-toned matching or contrasting
with the costume.
Plain foulard is combined with dotted
or striped material for the round-length
afternoon dresses
Canvas linens are used for little morn
ing dresses, frightened up With rows OF
tiny brass buttons.
The occasional great dot of the new
veil IS becoming TO fair compiexions
as patches used to be.
A new trimming feature which promises
10 become decidedly popular is the many
colored ostrich plume.
A belt Of patent leather. preferably
black one should be worn with sep
arate waist and skirt
Combinations of bleu de roi and black
are everywhere seen In chiffon blouses.
in wraps and in millinery.
One of the favorite shopping bags is
OF chamois-colored suede. with brass
trimming. and the size is immense
There was time when a tape measure
IN the shape Of Billiken was the fad OF
the hour; now the chantecler has full
sway.
Some soft. fluffy fringes appear among
new trimmings. THESE are being used
at the Top OF the bands Of the shirrsd
skirts.
Many of the travelling suits Of the
striped and checked materials are TRIM
med with plain satin or cloth. which
finds excellent ground for contrast.
Riding habits are decidedly shorter THAI
formerly Hard hats. round end rathet
fat have entirely supplanted the high
silk hat for the morning ride.
A departure in the REFER for the small
girl are the plaits which are set IL Al
the side over the hips TO give an extra
fulness below the waist line.
Ia spite of the Fact that summer is Al
hand. there is tendency toward givinS
every cloud OF n,ousseiinc, vo!le OF chif
fon its silken lining.
Black net made Ip over silver gray
satin is q handsome combination fni
eve,,ing wear Embroidery in tho Silve
gives the right effect to the garment
The home embroidered wedding veil Is
new. Tuile, a little heavier than the
most periskable illusions. is chosen for
wells that ara to be embroidered.
On many Of the lingerie dresses Eng
lish eyelet embroidery. is used 1t is CON-
bined with yole de cotton. much in de-
mand now because IL does not crumpe
easily.
Lace and more lace! 1t perches in high
bows on hats: il covers silk evening
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