Evening journal., 1911-06-05
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FASHION AND FADS
By Maude E. CiIIey.

Yelled effects for evening are still
in vogue.
Earrings should never be worn in
the morning.
A new color alliance in mahogany
and peacock blue.
Blue and red is one of the new
color combinations.
In the evening frocks the wrapped
tunic dominates entirely.
This year the linen bathing suit
promises to be much worn.
Silk braids are still in vogue for
the dressy tailor-made costumes.
Hats are trimmed with cabochons
set with brilliant Oriental jewels.
The sleeves of nearly all of the
! bathing suits are made elbow length.
The striped straw which has been
so popular has already lost its charm.
White buckskin pumps and slippers
have crisp little bows Of black satin.
In evening and afternoon wraps
three-quarter sleeves are much in
favor.
Many afternoon Irocks have their
bodices Of contrasting material and
color.
Foulard is combined with serge for
/ the "trotteur" or convenient walking
dress.
Lovely are the bags OF white velvet
decorated with narrow strips done in
black beads.
The material of the season for every
possible purpose from shirt-waist tc
ball gown is voile.
The general revival of all short
lengths Of sleeves gives opportunity
for a vogue Of bracelets.
In the utility and auto coats bott
peasant and raglan sleeves are seen
particularly the former.
Unlined coats are predicted, Oh
voile, chiffon, lace and embroidered
net, to wear over summer gowns.
On linens and chiffons, on embroid
cries and on point d'esprit nets, ther,
is a passion for worsted flowers.
Black satin, especially in the wool
back styles, is much in favor for even
ing and even for afternoon wear.
Hair braids in coronet form, bu
wide in the centre and tapering to
ward the ends, are very much il
vogue.
Besides the chiffon veiled gowns
, we have chiffon parasols, chiffol
wraps and even chiffon yelled stray
hats.
Buckles are little seen, as the ney
corselet skirts have deprived them O
: their ornamental and helpful duty.
! White parasals, Of silk or satir
, bordered with six or eight-inch ban
! of black velvet, are very handsome.
l The elaborate dinner rings design
ed some time ago for wear on the lii
5 tie fingers are gradually becomin
passe.
l Jeweled bandeaux Will again b
] worn in the hair. The most artist
: styles have large cabochons at eithe
side.
n The jabot is the unfailing com
s plement Of all'coats this season; wit
S its ruffie only on one side, it is eI
s pecially pretty.
e Very chic are the black velvet par;
It soils lined with shirred white mou
/ seline and worn with black-ant
white lingerie dress.
A small bonnet Of cerise stra
shown was faced with black velv
and trimmed with a high aigrette
VI grass at the back.
Many women now have little
fringes of curis sewn in the caps
. that their own locks may be car
fully hidden inside.
For little girls one notes.-the retui
p Of the long frocks, which have bee
= called for twenty years the Ka
Greenaway dresses.
N Striped straw hats are much see
on the street. The large ribbon bo
of plain color is frequently edged wi
striped straw braid.
One of the new petticoats is
crepe de chine edged with a deep n
v ruffle This latter has a hem thr
= inches wide of crepe de chine.
Curls and puffs are used In pr
lg fusion and quantities of false ha
ir are sti1l absolutely necessary. I
le fantile styles prevafl-quite babyis
in fact
re While the princess style in bathil
rs suits is still to be seen, allsthe newe
90 costumes this season have belts II
II. the frocks and many have 4high-waiE
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