The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-28
Gorgeous
Trimming

had M All colors; one 0f the pest De~
ing Il charming shade of green ll"ns
color TOO. is excellent. and az praellecA
for general wear as navy ~ DlavN LII
scarcely be found than one OF tnN sviyi
felis that come in all sorts or sndpeSi
and pUlofs when they first came i'b1
their character was almost ehtirelyI
sborlihk, but now that women nhse
found nut their comfort ana oecU.n-1
ingness. they are 70 be had IN s'naher
brimned. modified shapes suitable IoE
nnrninp wear In town, As well az for
country use, which cost IN Ire ue
partment stores from 80 70 ~ aho
may be obtained in great Narlets ~
colors They are smart witnout Tany.t
trimming at all, save for the marrow
ribbon crown band; or one may si1cV
to have a pompon, cockade or shaviHA
brush aigrette a the side. In thes0
Il il the vogue 10 place "A white decora-
ton against dark felt, and IN reverse
of this white feltS are oftenesf trimmed
in black AZ the trimming counter cis
can get ready made black cockadfs,
Of the best quality French failies rio-
bon for s1s5, and white or cream
shaving brushes Tor sl.oo and ap"aros'
Pompons come, IN many colors-
Win very small piece OF ssunk,
lynx on fox one can put the sort on
collar on the jacket OF ones better
most suit that is seen in one OF FRAN
cis's models. This consists Of q
straight strip of the fur not more than
fonr or Ave inches wide and twelys
inches long. the middle Of one edge AZ
tached to the coat at tile back Or tina
neck and the ends left loose 10 fall
toward the shoulders. To the rams
edge Of the fur, after 1t has left me
coat Ia gathered some lovely cream
lace that comes down fun over the
bust and gathers in toward the left
side under a rosette, where the coat
fastens The sleeves OF this model
were three quarter length and had
roll Of fur at the cuff, | saw ths
same thing in satin, with the drapery
in the front of satin instead Of lace,
A plain skirt without drapery and
with fringe at the bottom is a good
one for this coat II may have a .wo<
inch band down the front dotted with
one row of buttons covered in M
material.
| sEvcn this early in the season therF
are remnants of the newest materials
+ TO be had in the shops, If one maker
a' point OF asking for them The sit3
counters are sure 10 have lengths ~
( the fascinating, Ghsngeablc taffstas
/ which are duoble Width and mosI- sIfS
vantageous for cutting Possessed u
chiffon or lace skirt, why not ma:s1
a silk spencer from one of these re:t.~
nants, TO be worn with It, and 50 cc;s-
! trive lovely tea gown or restaurant
costume for very little money? Tacrs
| s no end to the exquisite combinatiors
| in which the changeable taffetas coraH.
| one of the most admirable being q gu!c
| and hydrangea blue
The fancy for wool embroidery 60
| millinery and frocks has assumed tho
| proportions of craze, and Il is NOSE
/ effective and interesting II not over
I done. A touch of this adorHmeut in
/ vivid or antique coloring on hat band
! or coat revers is sufficient
| For practical purposes several smart
| blouses should be included in the ward
| robe OF course many more ella borate
| costumes may he added to the young
girls wardrobe than those enumerated
| here; this article includes merely an
7 outline OF the necessary and practical
outftting OF debutante who is to
spend a winter in New York or any
other large and fashionable social
center.
Burron has used quaint combina-
ton of olive green velvet and corbeau
blue charmeuse. In a delightful after
noon costume The short coat and
| skirt are Of the blue charmeuse, with
the green velvet FOR decoration, On
the small panels which depend from
the belt and edge the two sides OF ths
skirt slashngs. the trimming is OF corr
beau blue worsted The deep velvet
band which edges the skirt is slashed
on either side. A striking detail OF the
costume is the huge. antique silver
buckle which finishes the belt. The
sleeves are threequarter length, fif-
lshed al their lower edge with worsted
embroidered cuffs These sleeves ara
set into the low, large armhole which
has come to be distinguishing feature
or the newest gowns, -
Taupe chiffon. gold lace and bands OF
skunk fur fashion a modish afternoon
gown that, from the high double plaitA
ed ruche Of tuie about the neck TO tho
fun bishop sleeves and the splrally
winding trimming, carries ont fashions
latest whims. The yoke OF the bodice
IS made of fine White net, crushed
chiffon belt with antique buckle con-
hnes the jacket Of gold lace in cuirass
style. and the chiffon skirt is hung over
ivory satin. Bia. folds of taupe satin
edge the bands OF fur The large Gains |
borough velvet hat IS crowned with
softly shaded plumes