The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-26
Styles, Modes and Vogues

most attractive decoration The tight
prim nosesay ol one or more colorS
or The large single blossom Al the
oorsage o. the laper or ON the hat
ai some advauiageous point. gives
distinctive CAam 10 the whole ,pp-
pearanee The Wreaths tor gamt
tme of hats on OF gowns I'M colors
sold ur silver or combinations of
any uf these. are exquisite IN make
and reasonable in price The stick.
lp IS quite eanre ol millinery
att i is most frequently made OF
flowers arranged IN a sim c0nyen-
rona' manner 10 give the aggressive
hft o SAle to the hat IL decorates.
The "suca-up' may or may not be
climax GO the srQNn band or hrim.
sprrad o. The same blossoms IN an
over aud band effect This stick
ar nae e made oi taneta wired.
oi ri. oaH. OF anything even odds
and mis- hut b. must be prim. stff
and sthhup at iust the point Ia
make tasl particular hai cause shat
particular wearer 10 look chic and
leas.n
Gowns suits and trocns all show
fashions determined adherence to
simple artistic lines and scaut slen.
drr models Quan,ness Is empha'
sized One gown of changeable
green and black chiffon taifeta SIX
shows many 0f The new IDEAS. The
scdnt skirt gathered into small
space batch. at a medium high waist
u- haugs iu loose folds exposed
between tae lack ends of the side
Hdnniers Five scantily gathered
bias rills finished in milliners fold
l-c cuclrclc il at the bottom The
waist is plain shirtwaist cut. the
natural iulluesS of which j., gather.
I'd al waist line to form slight
blouse effect above the girdle This
slrdle is bias carelessly folded or
gathered 10 TWO and one-half incneS
.n width. circular Ichu amost
the waist line back. is brought
.orward over the -houlders TO meet
he front ends o. panuiers at waist
line wnere IL is secured by two ro-
'eites Of silk. thence falling IN mar.
'owed ends twotAirds skirt lene h
ihe panners. ficnu and semi flow.
NJ three quarter ength sleeves.
'llt ~ back seam four inches are
deed with narrow black silk
rIl-e Under sleeves match the
@aot The roseites. girdle and
lchu lining are American beauty
ink This style is good tor any
hin material even lace or wash |
oods
The nat for t1is gown has crown /
i American beauty pink silk with |
broad transparent black lsce brim
lightly folded over left fr,.r5 neid
y chu cf American beauty pink !
hflon tafeta ribbon six inches
.ide. The right long end Of this
ih5on passes down through brim
cross 10 right side. folds upward
yer edge across orim 10 hack meet
iS t4e leH end near the edge Of
le brim in rosette hnisher An
-her Ike rosetle is underneath the
rim against il
The lay figure coat Of buskram
lVes and cotton wadding is out
he skeleton coat succeeds it. The
irment with lis solt lining follows
ie natural movements % the wearer
king her individuality in line and
'se. Sleeves incline to close
ionlder fit and sprin-ing effect he
ANY length is worn There is
inclination 20 split coats in under ,
IN seams and skirts in side front.
side back seams showing con
astine lining underneath which
ay be barred with color or plain
lrts are cut in erotesque over
iri sections or hang plain FOR
'arer material Sometimes they 4
% a background for odd bits OF \
pllque ~ anything an hand. con H
io'in2 patches. oIds and ends EN- \
oldery or buttons lawfully or un- \
fuliy lined up Or scattered sense n
.siF aoui The old unpleasant II
hip effect is gone completely Y
- high very large wsist line Il
Ids he skirt ia easy loose fit H
~n"ard "a the hips Upon the y
ole styles W%re never more
armins and more universally sen
Ne in essential points than Just
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