Evening journal., 1910-11-11
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FASHION AND FADS
BY Mira. Maud e. cinsy.

There is a preference for white
laces this season.
1t requires a perfect profile to adopt
extreme coiffures.
Light, flmy laces are trimmed with
fur for winter gowns.
The popularity OF the one-piece
gown does not abate
More ostrich feathers are being
sold than ever before.
Black velvet is paramount as trim
ming. while satin runs a close sec
ond.
Large colored wood buttons are
seen on some OF the new tailored
suits
There seems TO be no cessation IN
the demand for alloyer and baby
Irish
Chiffon scarfs are worn as sashes
with a large belt pin and tasseled
ends
Scarfs continue In demand aud viii
no doubt see another season of popu-
larity
Marie Antoinette corsage draperies
are a feature of evening and day gar
ments.
Nets are in great demand for even
ing dresses, yokes, sleeves and separ-
ate waists.
Embroideries done with beads are
used on both afternoon and evening
gowns.
Hair puffs punched on each side OF
the ears broaden the face, but are
quaint.
Black velvet or patent leather
makes the dressiest street boot of the
moment
Shoes with slanted Spanish heels
are a natural outcome of the present
fashions.
/ Marabou trimming ornaments the
sleeves of many Of the latest little
! dresses"
Suede leather shoes are again seen
and may take for want Of a more ex-
treme style
Raccoon stands first in the ~ Of
| long-haired furs. Sables, of course,
are in great demand.
Irish laces are as popular as ever
and are shown in charming bands,
edgings and all-overs.
Much used for simple house gowns
is soft woolen material, now called
mousseline de laine
Men are using more jewelry. Shirt
studs and waiscoat buttons are be-
coming more and more elegant.
Many of the coats going with suits
are banded across the bottom with
wide braid or black velvet or satin.
Fine gimps and galloons of gilt, sill
yer or copper are In demand for edg-
ing vests, collars. cuffs and stocks
/ An effective trimming for the hem
or long tunic of a transparent even
ing gown is a deep band of black
velvet.
Pumps are in favor again for house
wear, the latest having what is dllleC
the waistline tie. which keeps th'
pump on.
2 For morning neckwear jabots O
the black silk net trimmed with half
inch bands Of crepe are extremel
. stylish.
Many of the new tassels have cur
or tubular tops into which are sewe
y the scarf or ribbon ends they are
4 finish.
With new hats mounting high in tn
air instead Of spreading in width, tn
! hair is dressed fatter, with less artih
ciality.
Challie is light in weight and limr
I'm keeping with the present fashion
and Il is snug for winter. in it's soft
clinging wool.
Wide braid is more used than sou
tache. Skirts At the hips perfectl,
and hang straight from the hips e
the hem.
Lines of fur trim some OF the pret
tiest evening frocks and are associat
ed with bands of crystal, pearl, golC
and silver embroidery.
Corduroy and velveteen are leadinI
materials for girls suits. Corduro,
stands weather and hard usage ans
is always becoming.
The style Of the one-piece after
noon gown depends upon the littl'
French touches more than upon an,
special scheme of line.
Black net, sprinkled with pearl dew
drops is newer than the popula
crystal clotted net and subscrlbes q
the fad for black and white.
! Dresses are receiving much atten
tion and where the tailored suit /
not desired are being ordered for gen