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are to be the ideal sought for by the
creatures of taste and style. The in
novation is expected to reduce the
ranks of bachelors to a noticeable
extent. The great danger to be avoid
ed is ''sloppiness."
No rats" The hair is to be ar
ranged in any mode that is becoming &.
If there is such an absolute scarcity
of hair as presents any presentable
treatment switch will be allowed,
such as mother used to wear, bit 1t
will not be in strictly good form.
The Punishment of he rat" does not
mean that the gentle sex is to return
to the slavery CT professional hair
dressing. BY no means. Even the
simplest treatment of the hair will
be in vogue. Originality will get a
chance
No umbrella hats. This will give
the sparasol a glorious revival. But
though the hats are % be lower, they
will cost no less, for elaborateness of
treatment to any extent is to be al
lowed. The change in the size is
partly due to the order of the rail.
road companies limiting the height Of
trunks to As inches. The Millinery
Mems Association sent this
tip to Paris Hence the small hat.
Everybody To Be Befringed
Fringes. They're the craze for
dresses, hats. handbags, parasols and
everything a woman wears and car
ries. Filet, lace and chenille are
most favored. The well-fringed wo-
man this fall will look like an ami
mated weeping willow tree. The
fringe fad is development of the au-
tomobile veil.
Skirts They are still narrow, with
a possible shirring around the waist.
The separated skirt is to continue in
style. The, tendency will be toward
fuller but strictly tailored and slash
ed effects, with panel fronts and
backs and low tunics. The waist line
will be moderately raised with inside
betting. The tight-fitting hip-bone
skirts have now had their day.
Shorter jackets and not so man.
nish. The prevailing length will be
20 inches. Demi-tailored or fancy
models will have shorter lengths.
Straight lines are the models with
only slight shaping. There will be
large collars and deep cuffs. The
Paris designers are making jackets
of three lengths instead of one, as
has always been the case heretofore
In ether words, skirt length is be-
coming individual. 1t varies, accord
ing to the figure, from the hips to
the knees.
Shorter Coats. They are to be,
though, of full length effect and
straight, or only slightly shaped. Here
again is the raised waistline, large
collars and deep cuffs. Some will
have the peasant sleeve" Note,
too. the Charlotte Corday collar,
which shows the wishbone and falls
into a point at the back, producing a
coupe effect.
Trimming. Wool and chenille
Marabout holds it's popularity. The
newest tendency is toward Egyptian
designs and colors and geometrical
effects.
onesided, But Not Lopsided
Waists. Noticeable in Paris is the
onesided effect. Not lopsided.
The. aeroplane sleeve, with it's arm
hole extending from the waist to the
shoulder, is passing. The dressmak-
ers say it makes woman look like
pat or prehistoric winged creature.
Richer Colors. The grand goings-
On in London are having their gor-
yeous effect. The predominating
,olors for fall and winter clothes are
70 be royal blue, coronation red and
empire green.
Neckwear. Marie Antoinette and
Charlotte Corday fichus and onesid-
I'd effects in jabots.
Quaker Saps. But only at this
season. along with other dainty, de-
nure and distinctive contrasts with
'iquant and sprightly costumes.
Ten Costumes a Day. That's the
style, where there's money to burn.
Smart Partisan and London and Wen
lese society women are carrying it |
% the limit. /, ride before break |
,ast; 2, breakfast; 8, shopping: 4, |
walk in the park; 8, luncheon; 6,
It the races; Z, tea; s, dinner: 8, the
'pera or bridge whist; 10, supper.
This list does not include one kimo-
la or wrapper upon arising, and an
'ther for the prayers on preparing
or bed