Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-13
Las UItimas Modas
Fur In Fashion.

'o5 during the coming season. Skins
Iii he dyed every color and shape,
WI W" oven expensive furs viii he mix
a. ,,ith feathers and ribbon decora-
.tap Muffs are larger than they
,ayn ever been before, and that
makes them perfectly enormous. The
tiles arc generally shaped large and
Ioon behind ana narrow over the
snoulders, with long ends. One Of
tba late ana extreme fashions, which
Inf nroyes the great popularity OF the
gchu has the ends of the stole cross
over the bust and hasten behind,
making a fur lichu.
Fur is used charmingly on the even
inc GOWNS. The empire mode is to
ths fore again and the smart evening
frocks consist OF q few yards Of q
soft stuff falling in graceful folds
from d high waist or high belt effect.
Ioet Of these have deep collars fan
mo from the low decolletage, and the
haet Of these collars are deep and
round. ending in nothing at the
INST Now for your touch of fur,
and il is the really up-to-date finish
N the evening gown TO have a deep
hand OF fur on a sort transparent
oleeve. You know the French have
always favored the combination of
fur and lace, and the results are ex-
nnisite and at times almost gorgeous.
Speaking of evening gowns. it is well
10 remark that if n remembers the
few important touches an evening
gown for this winter is not difficult
to get together.
Fur bids fair to have a great vogue
for the autumn millinery and is to
be anonymously used with the deli
cate materials. such as tulle, net
maline and mousseline de sole. And
that brings us back to the hats of the
opening season. There are so many
different styles in the fail millinery
work that certainly every type of
beauty should he enhanced and all
the species of ugliness should be
beautifled.
The fan hats are even larger than
The ehs pes we become accustomed to
in the summer. It is Just like Ma
dame Fashion TO send us around in
the hot sun with only n little turban
to protect u expensive compilations
then when fan ONE and there's a
gale blowing and no sun to speak OF
NE get a wide. floppy hat that we
could have used 2 couple of months
before. But we wore the turban in
the slmmer-that is. some of US did,
for there were plenty of big hats.
too--and with equal docility we shall
wear the big hat In cold weather.
one of the smartest and newest
hats is made from Q model by Lewis
in Paris 1t is proclaimed to be n
Louis XVI style. bat the women Of
that kings day would scarcely recog-
nizc il. The wide brim bends down
ward in front and goes up, gable
fashion in the back, with q large
cachepeigne of ribbon forming q big
bow. rhe hat droops over the face
ana has for its only ornament a
buncn Of very natural looking roses,
The shape itself is made of satin,
lined with tulle OF Q new shade OF
gray, and the roses ere n dull pink.
Another new model is called the
Salome which speaks little for the
originality Of its sponsors. 1t Is made
on a very large urban shape, almost
a foot in height. The entire shape is
covered with satin droped very loose
~, which further adds to the size,
and there Is g further big bow Of the
samo satin at the side.
The autumn hat is made TO suit the
autumn styles T. and with the
return Of innumerabic false curls the
hats grow bigger. just as they got very
small in the snring. when fashion
called "curls off" and each woman
laid aside her rats and puffs n
bought new and more expensive
switches.
One thing may be said for the
autumn fashion as far as hats are
concerned: Most of the new models
ere pretty and not eccentric. and there
are no freak hats yet.
One OF the most stunning fail mod
els w9s an enormous dress hat, the
foundation OF wire. covered with
black shirred mousseline de sole over
a pink lining. The top of the hat was
OF white lace, the crown Of gathered
black velvet. very large, and a big
bow of black tulle was caught at n
side with o bunch of very small pale
pink roses. This style OF hat will
probably be seen made up In all
sorts Of color combinations, espe-
eially in the blue and black, which
Is such @ popular arrangement at the
moment.
Under these picture hats there ap-
pe2is a novelty which is bound to be
successful and much appreciated By
women who go to the theater without
being coifured by Q hairdresser. This
Is the turban h%eadpiece and the lace
cap. One or the other of these does
away with the necessity for the hair
dresser and gives the Wearer Of false
mar q chance to N up any dis
cFenancies in the matching Of her
'olors. The little lace cap. which
should be Of metal lace of silver or OF
gold, run through with a band OF
ribbon or finished off with a small
s"riaud of roses, is put oven the hair
neiNre the hat is placed on the head
W non the hat Is on, the can hoWS
as Q small and very becoming frill,
winch looks like the finish of the hat
the theater or informal entertain
lhents the cap is left on. and is not
ihIN quaint hut very becoming, both
TO the youthful and the older face.
A new model. called the aeroplane /
shows q high turban OF satin
with an enormous lace bow, which
lnite hides the landscape from any
me behind il. Such 2 nat, worn by
Z very smart IA at a recent the
iter opening. rose high above the
fNel Of the stage and had . saucv.
iHaWay air thet IVES much at vari-
nee With its powers OF solid OBJ
tiuction. These big bows Of lace
'r lacey material will he seen gener-
,Iy. they being much higher than
heF were in the summer, and being
'ut on In a manne more ~perpendicn-
az than horizontal. The result is Gu
lous and certainly conspicuous, and
many people viii call II chic. because
+" most minds the words conspicuous
chic are synonymous.
10 the possessor of o~ld-fashioned
sathets it will be good news 10 hear
nat the willow Dlums is losing its
end that the natural os-