The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-22
Harbingers of the
! Winters Fashions
Seen at Smart Watering Places and Gatherings of
Stylish Women-Details Borrowed
from All the Ages

pTvHIs IS the very height Of the
Newport season. which in spite
OF the pages Of print written
about II every summer lasts IN all its
Raiety only six weeks. Regatas balls.
smart dinner parties, tennis tourud-
ments, golf matches. polo games. horse
shows and coaching paradcs gu cDme
one on top of the other in g.ddS sue
cession, and then Newport settle down
suddenly To be a rather dull place With
suffered houses. deserted Casino aud
old dowagers in VictOrias ambiuB dully
up and down the shady roads The
Nay world moves on to LenoN or TO the
big houses along the Hudson River,
where autumn house paroles are enter
tanned and autumn weddings planned.
Long Island Is also uopulgr of late
gears after the Newpprt season. as
there is excellent duck Shooting and
black bass fishing and golf that has
not It's equal this side OF Scotland.
While the fast aud furious pace lasts
az Newport the frocks and frills that
are worn would put the lilies Of the
field and the Queen OF Sheba TO shame.
They represent the best art OF Paris,
the genius OF adaptabllity that is the
peculiar gift OF the American woman.
and the art, ingenuity and originality
that an immoderate amount Of money
can command.
a glance at the graceful figures In
the illustration Will give an idea OF the
originality Of the Newport gown. lts
details are borrowed from every age
that can add To its grace and charm.
Thef efmotem2ls Of which Il IS woven are
ofteA made 10 order regG.dl 50 Of cN-
perSc. The trimmings In so.lc cases
cOst kings ransom Cas7unI.rg that
auytOne would worry about fndnE q
losG 9iing In these days. and the c3ior9
lof pe fabrics are stolen from flowers
and clouds and Jewels. the glitter OF
The tdew. the sheen Of the pearl ana
ghe erfeam OF the dragon ny's wing.
l.opk at that DifectJi.e frOc,. for in
stante. Could anything be more grace
fully artlstlc2 Ii IS crepe. lustrOus as
a pearl az psiae lus cuior ie grepe-
"a C1lightsome shade of RED that mas
xo,E deal OF PINK I'm IL and also hint
OF dnii blue aud rose over slate gray.
The bole.o of gray has large wooden
but ttns covered with the material The /
hatNa charming shape, is OK SOFT erin |
Pa d toae Of pale rose mot plnlD with |
a sdft feather
Tsc seated figure s. lovely IN pearl |
silk With Qn owe. sl..r; effect |
botdercd by a ruchc Jf sd. V-e sleeves |
aretCf cycllt csaJgo. QeFy Witl s-OG!aer |
eapB ol gray silk and .thc Iuctcl fills I
arefcCuGht w w!ta "a aps AMI straa5
Dutttns TAt coiutu-e IS a tu 'lou7 one
the effect of q girdle az huge regrl-
hhapod gray peIrll The g.5v hat Is
q Napoleon trimmed with euperb white [
lJlumes.
Yet another dove-sray frock is Of
;iinon made with an Empire bodice and !
ceintura shining VITA embroidery OF
ctcel ard l4pis laZul. 4 fringe %. this
effectiyl Jewel work appears below the
ceintare. The hat is ot blJc faced with
green and artistlcally sIothcrod with
blue hydrangeas and pale green leaves.
a pretty frock OF mauvo chiffon is
inserted with white las ana bordercd
with lace. The undordrecs is Of purple
and there Is a ccinture OF purple. The
hat Is Of mauvc trimmtd with lace and
nauve ostrich feather
a striking gown is worn by the tall
figure with the turban with the wide
bow in front. The gown is a 20 crunner
OF next winters STYLES and it A. very
graceful and may be abgoivcd (aG few
gown can nowadays no matter how
smart they may hcl from the charge of |
beiug In the least degree frealdsh. IL |
is Of pale silk poplin With a long skirt |
ard short waistcd bodice which IS /
enriched by bronze embroidery. The /
ceinture with scarf ends Is OF brown f.
liberty silk. Tiny buttons and loops |
ornament skirt and bodice Although |
the gown IS very rich ana handsome |
the lines are so clear ana graceful that /