The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-03
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TUBE
And Its Many
Uses Explained
BY MRS. KINGSLEY.

IN ULLE is very much in evidence
for trimming the finer hats and
gowns and for all sorts OF ac-
cessories OF milady's toilet. Already
the advanced milllners are designing
picture hats with the crowns com
posed OF billows OF tulle interspersed
with mock ospreys.
A charming model is a Napoleon
hat having the brim faced with black
velvet and on the crown an enorm-
GUS chou of black tulle, Nts lightness
accentuated by having the edges
pinked. This "pinking" OF tulle is
quite novel and is used not only on
hats, but on bags, sunshades, nuns
and wherever particularly dainty
light finish is required.
Frequently fascinating little direc-
toire bonnets designed for theater
wear are made entirely OF tulle. hav-
ing many shirrs and puffs and fluffy
edges.
The woman who is clever with her
needle can readily trim her own hats.
using tulle as the principal garni-
ture The crown OF the hat can be
draped with IL, bows and cascades Of
the fuzzy material placed at the most
becoming point and wired loops Civ
ing height where It is necessary
With little ingenuity. these trim
mings can be made detachable. SO
that the trimming can be changed to
match the gowns they are designed to
accompany. A wonderfully beautiful
effect Is obtained by sewing several
different shades one above the other.
For hchu there IL no daintier
tot -. t,.ff ID
In soft folds and edged with narrow
Quilllngs OF ribbon or lace, II makes
an ideal finish to the V-necked after
noon and evening frock. Hoarfrost
blue tulle mounted over satin of a
deeper shade is employed i'm building
a ball gown of extreme beauty.
The skirt IS slashed and orna-
mented with bugle embroidery, the
same trimming being carried out on
the bodice. which is cut round In
front aad showing a deep V in the
back. When selecting tulle for dress
or hat trimmings, be careful that you
get the kind that Is waterproof. you
will then have perfect satisfaction
and the airy material will last long
time,
An innovation this season is the
nunb VI Nullt very utlTdNllNt
model IL mounted on pale corn-col-
ored satin and covered with a series
OF puffs OF golden-brown tulle laid
on rather. fiat. with very narrow
quilting OF deeper brown tulle cover
Ing the stitches where II is puffed
A border of the darker tulle shirred
In hundreds OF tiny frills looks at q
short distance like mass OF soft
feathers.
A guimpe OF nesh-colored tulle fin.
fshed at the throat with narrow
band OF black velvet Is pretty con.
ceit that Will appeal to the woman
with whom Father Time has not dealt
kindly where the column OF hel
throat Is concerned. This gives the
effect OF decolletage that has moi
been filled In, and as the tulle has al
extremely softening effect the wear
ers are credited with having beautiful
skins.
Satin bags covered with shirret
tulle are hung over the arm, bows o
Il are worn with effect at the colla
line, and band of black tulle arount
the bare throat, fastened with dia
mond slides. and a small chou PLACED
4 little to the side OF the back civ,
wonderfully chic finish to the sim
pie costume, besides making the ski
look milky white.
"A butterfly bow OF tulle poised ol
top OF the puffs adds charm to the up
to-date couture.