The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-11

New a1batross dressing sacques are accordion pleated all over.
 Short rose coIored matelasse Jackets are worn with cloth skirts. s
 Jersey top petticoatS, both wool and silk, are increasing in favor.
 Fur and shadow lace are often seen together on evening dresses s
 Handbags or moire or velvet are elaborst stely beaded and em mbroidered included in every winter wardrobe.
 Fur is an excellent finish for the neek & and sleeves of an evening cloak mouse dress % are deIightfuI fU1et compi- enid nation.
 Dark and black silk petticoats are on the whole preferred for tailored
 Striped porcelain buttons are. used on some Of the new tailored suits. is being used for the new brassieres.
 Many of the draped chiffon dresses have pleated satin foundations.
 Round button holes are appearing even on the children's gingham dress
 At the recent horse show in New York great many slashed skirts were
 There is a tendency to the use of many dull reds and blues in millinery for spring.
 Tiger cat is fur much seen re- eemhIing tiger, but paIer and less de- cidedly marked.
 Some of the very best tailored suits
 
 wool velvet.
 Serge in black or blue. bound in silk braid, is much in favor for tailor
 Old gold is one of the fashionab1e colors for charmeuse gowns and the Things of wraps.
 Among the fashionable methods for dressing the hair is revival of the French twist
 Russian blouses. long sieeved and fur trimmed, are noticed in the dressier- costumes.
 Red triumphs on both hats and dresses.
 charming combination for. a young persons evening gown.
 Crepe de chine petticoats are one of the newest wrinkles. Usually they are trimmed with lace.
 On, some of the fashionable evening gowns you can count as many as eight different materials.
 Favor seems to have settled upon rather small and medium shapes in black hats for day wear.
 Some smart black mOire dresses have the coat fastened with a single lace button of jet or amber.
 To red haired women and certain blondes the browns so fashionable this winter are most becoming. The theory. that a woman looks her best in velvet and fur is having ample confirmation this winter. The new sporting skirt with braces and tiny straps across the back is an English innovotion. G<N0n the Cal1OE0Q Su1tS TOT dIt0rHOOn wear are one-piece dresses with coats instead of coats and skirts.
 Luxurious toilettes. for afternoon wear are of crepe de chine, velvet brocaded and edged with fur. Sleeves for afternoon and simple dinner gowns are of many shapes even including 1eg-'o-mutton ones. One-buttoned driving gloves of thick red leather or heavy cheverette are fovored for morning and sporting wear.
 little Dutch bonnet of moleskin, | trimmed all around with tiny birds, is a novel fancy recently seen in mi11i- nery.
 Mo1eskin furs are perfectly well i lored suits if you choose a big, plain huff, and one of the smaller tailored neckpieces. The newest tailored dresses in Paris have black Or dark moire skirts with short, colored velvet coats trimmed with fur. One of the Iove1iest sachets fmagina- has the very spirit of the rose garden | in it.
 Some of the new tailored dresses | of light cloth have silk girdles and are | so severely simple they inevitably sug- geet a bathrobe. Very elegant costumes are of white ] drap de soie with plain skirts fastened tashed in black. Fashionable folk are adapting the new Bulgarian blouse Some of the blouses are of Bulgarian printed cot ton with Bulgarian bolero- l Farmer Want Ads 1c a word