The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-07

Almost entire corsages are made of
imitation Venice lace. from which
hangs long draped skirt of crepe de
chine, There is great tendency. too.
to outline these coarse laces with q
thread of gold or silver. and sometimes
an edging of Vatenciennes. In fact,
lace is the craze of the moment
Tailored costumes of soft white
serge or camers hair are trimmed with
many rows of machine stitchings in
design of arrow heads. White serge
coats are also trimmed with tabac
brown linen nearly as coarse as bag
ging.
Shot taffeta and striped silks are
the popular fabrics for the dressy tai
tornado costume and for summer
wear white is used either in the stripe
or the body of the material With all
white silk serge costumes white crock.
ct or Venice lace over-collars on black
chiffon are worn, Indigo-blue and
white with large white revers of NOUS
soline, crepe. satin, or moire-and ev-
en- of white suede is popular. Some
times the revers forms a part of
deep sailor collar of plain satin inlaid
with white Venice lace. and having an
Overlapping hem of the plain satin.
A notable feature of the seasons
fashions is the extraordinary popular
ity of black and white and navy blue
and white, especially in the form OF
stripes of various widths, for these
maybe effects are seen in cloth. wolfe.
ninon, silk, and in satin. and are ex-
ceedingly smart with touch of bright
color in the trimmings. such as cerise.
turquoise blue or emerald green.
Black Chantilly lace scarfs over
white chiffon. trimmed with a ruching
of soft black taffeta dechiquete (pink-
ed out edges), or with an old time ra-
ching of narrow black velvet ribbon,
are most picturesque: some of these
are arranged hood fashion at the back
and form a kind of mantelet manon
that is most attractive with summer
attire and the now allprevalent pc
kins gauze dresses that have come to
stay for while, at least.
| Some very pretty new models for at
ternoon dresses have made their ap-
pearance. The newest are absolutely
novel in shape and color. New silks
are being shown every day. Very sup
pie taffeta is much used in one or two
| contrasting colors. A new kind of silk
is the Chine" This is chiefly used for
tailor-mades. cut with a short jacket
The jackets are trimmed with silk
fringe or ''ruches" in the same color
Green in all its shades and blue are
greatly in favor. and new blue. rath-
err vivid. is called "Clair de Lune."
| One of the very latest novelties
from Paris is the frill jabot of plated
maline. in which a plated piece of the
material about twelve inches long is
caught together in the center with q
strip of maline and pinned at the
front of the lace collar, forming a semi
circle of spreading fan-shaped jabot
Another new jabot, which is very
similar, has the lower edges GRADUATE
ed by being cut obliquely. This IL
made of marquisette, with insertions
and edgings of vaenciennes or cluny
lace, between which a bit of color is
ioften introduced.
Carved parasol handles are very
popular Mushroom tops are still seen.
but are smaller than formerly, and
beaded handles are much in evidence,
and are very beautiful in their many
colors.
The vogue of the earring is given
impetus by the fancy of Queen Mary
for these barbaric ornaments. The
long pear-shaped kind. especially in
pearls and jade. are extremely popu.
lar.
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