The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-12
PADS AND FASHIONS

JabOtS are still as much favored as ever. New coiffure shows broader, high CT effect All vivid colorings are used for ev- ening. The aeroplane hat is seen every where. There is a decided vogue for black Lace veils are extremely long in the new models. Brocades are gorgeous in colorings and texture. Never have fouiards been so beau- tiful or so popular. GrayS are shown on many of the newest materials. Mousseline is now used to trim frocks of batiste or linen. Linen promises a wider patronage this year than ever before. Huge flat hats with low crowns are faced with contrasting colors.
 Black combined with bright empire green is in vogue everywhere. White for all occasions is to be worn this spring and summer.
 The touch of black or cerise on white is one of the season marks
 Fashion is emphasizing black-and- white stripes with touch of cerise.
 Ties of narrow velvet, edged with tiny satin flowers, continue in favor.
 Poke bonnets are again in favor
 
 All kinds of laces are in use-very heavy ones and the daintiest and film- fest.
 High small turbans are trimmed with cabochons of garden flowers on the side. The Oriental palmleaf is perhaps the newest pattern in fine rneshed Veilings. Huge collars are circular and re- semble capes that decorate afternoon wraps. One is growing tired of beadwork, ed in this way. Satins that are double-faced, each surface of contrasting shade, are here from France.
 All, or nearly all. the new parasols are trimmed or ornamented in some unique fashion.
 The new Eton jackets are rather loose and are quite in keeping with the high waist line. Moire hats trimmed with ostrich feathers arranged fiat around the low crowns are seen.
 Fichu-like wraps of black chantil- ly or soft taffeta are smart and CO., quettish, and very new.
 Cerise slippers are plentiful to be worn with stockings in the same tone with evening gowns.
 On the lingerie blouses there is seen a continued shoulder seam outlined by embroidery or insertion.
 Pin tucks have again appeared In the lingerie blouse. with insertions or lace and fine embroideries.
 Pongee is worn again this season, as always. New colors and new weaves are to be had in the shops
 If for trimming, and in shades of rose and cerise is much used
 Bright blue combined with cerise is used on a smart crepe de chine blouse decorated with eyelet embrof- dery.
 Figured crepes, trimmed with plait- ed ruffles, are quaintay pretty for af- ternoon wear, as we'll as for the house. ~t
 Embroidery in bright colors work ed in Oriental, Persian and Bulgar- ian designs are decorating ali kinds
 Many of the new parasols are em- broidered in beads, others are trim- med with motifs of lace. braid and embroidery.
 The new duiI-finished foulards in bright colors are very stunning, trim med with plain satin, mousseline and heavy lace.
 Fichus of tulle. edged with narrow tulle pleating, are worn with simple, short-waisted frocks of figured crepes and musins.
 Plain black hats for all occasions have bands of cer1se satin around the brim or panache of plurneS in this color at the back.
 Chiffon in checked and striped pat terms is in vogue for the drape veils over large hats and nets are in plain and fancy weaves.
 Tulle frilis, pleated, edge the short sleeves of thin summer frocks, and pieated tulle frflls finish also the bot toms of the skirts.
 Some of the new skirts are cut with what is apparently a shaped f1ounce, which, however, does not flare per ceptibly at the bottom
 The fancy tailored suit shows the the coats are very short and empha- size high waist line at the back.
 The frocks of some of the newest tailored frocks are narrow and mo- ticeably longer; so long that they al- most touch the ground in walking.
 The sack of the moment frequently has it's long ends, or even its single one only, gathered into plaque or p1iable beaded or embroidered motif as a finish.
 Sailor collars. with OF without ia- bots are being shown by all the lead- ing blouse shops Materials are va ried, and trin, ming is applied in many ways.
 Extremely large collars of heavy lace are being worn on many suits and dresses. Some are called the Charlotte Corday'' collars and all are charming.
 SITTING TIP