Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-02

this simplicity OF effect is possible only
through the improved lines OF the un-
trimmed shapes One ostrich tip of no
extraordinary length though full, is often
the only trimming on a plain derby or
small Gainsborough shape, and when the
ostrich tip cockade is used this generally
stands Just in the centre of the back. and
is the honnets sole adornmeat.
The latest walking hat has yet TO prove
Its value to the smarter modstes. nj.
though there is no question of its popu.
iarliy with the masses Modified how
! ever and rendered becoming by somo.
""at rounding the lines of the brim and
'naRlng the crown less stiff and sopare
'"'S mar has certain style of its own
""u may make good through its comfort
ana convenience. If for no other reason
IN white ribbed sill, with FACING %
black velvet and either not tri,nmed a.
all or else adorned with two queer ittIs
wings OF wired crochet wool. this WALL.
'nR NAT Is to he seen with many an eyS
tremely smart tailored gown
Wraps More Elaborate.
AS the hats have grown simpler wrans
of all kinds have become Infinitely moe.
elaborate. more beautiful in both ma.
terial, trimming and line. Rht in the
wraps there Is also little less of the &C.
centric to he derided. for there is again
sufficient width about the knees to fasten
the wrap comfortably about the ure,
and If the sleeves are actually short the
wrap is yet so voluminous t ut II can be
folded snugly about the arms and keen
the wearer warm on the coolest evening.
Ihere is no rule for the color of nm onera
cloak this winter, the deepest blues and
greens being quite rs smart, YET not one
bit smarter. than the wraps Of the most
delicate hue. Perhaps II may be said
that while the debutante will be seen -.
cloaks Of white, pale blue and cerise. her
lchaperon will wear the rich deep
sapphire shades, deep gold color. emerald
or black, which is a combination of satin,
velvet and fur Fur must trim every
leyenng cloak. and while ermine and sable
are ever the fayorites for evening, many
of the cOstliest wraps to be procured have
collar and cuffs of skunk, beur and white
caracul.
Cost of New Wraps.
The cost OF many of the new wraps is
so high as to be prohibitive for the ma
Jorlty OF women, whose allowance for
dress does not permit of the expenditure
OF several hundred dollars for one gar
ment. but, fortunately for the majority,
there are an unusual number of most eff
fectiye cloaks and wraps that can be pur-
chased for comparatively small cost-not
hundreds of dollars, for iustance-and for
the favored minority who can buy what
they wish without counting the cost there
is a superauye satisfaction in the possess
sion OF rich costly garments. Just what
makes the cost Is not easily understood.
famous name always counts, but il IL
extremely difficult 10 tell what else there
is to warrant the prices demanded. Line.
and marvellous beauty of line, that must
be admitted, and most exquisite softnes,
and fineness OF texture OF satin, with ex.
pensive lace and fur, but there have been
entire tur wraps Tor less price than these
with often merely collar and cuffs of fur
and the fur neither ermine nor sable. One
of the most expensive, aud at the same
time one of the most useful, evening wraps
that have been displayed as yet is Of an
oyster white satin trimmed with only A
wide band Of lace and black fur collar
Cuffs would be impossible, for the lon4N
dropping, shawl like sleeves could neyei
be finished with cuffs. This earment owes
its charm to its wonderful simplicity Of
lne--nothing else-athough II is alleged
the name OF the designer has added hun
ldreds to Its value.