Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-11
FASHIONS

'"iS't Win al such summer cos
TUNES white footwear is the require
ment and this season very trim boots
oil white buckskin with all tops but
toned With pearl buttons. are consid.
cred particularly chic These white
buckskin boots are much prettier than
the White canvas styles. for the soft
ouekskin tits instep and ankle like a
glove, and the leather conforms in
more supple fashion TO the lines NJ
dainiily shaped sole and heel than
does the stiff canvas. There are also
pale Tan suede boots and creamy sat-
IN boots Tor wear with lingerie cos
tunes IN the new champagne and
eeru colorings which are particularly
fashionable this season.
with the very fashionable ones.
lingerie materials just Oft clear white
In other words. In tones of cream
ehampaene and ecru-are more in
favor than the white stuffs which
seem TO suggest the ministrations OF
a laundress These creamy tan shades
are very subtle and very smart. but
somehow they lack the freshness and
purity OF clear white which Is M its
best acanst background OF summer
green or the blue of a summer sen
One or two ecru batiste costumes on
a clubhouse yeranda would be distln-
suished and charming. but a whole
veranda fun OF ecru-garbed women
would be depressing indeed. whereas
white costumes In like number would
suggest only summery daiutiness aud
freshness.
Turned up brims. bent into any
shape most becoming 90 the wearer.
sometimes flutcd In front. sometimes
doubled are % distinctive detail ON
the new hats one model IS caught
back 90 the side front with one of
the new Black willow-shapcd ostrich
plumos Among tho most expensive
OF The now straVs ls taeal with
crcpc-Iike surface aud I'm a silver
gray shade. with black inside. One
shown lu shop had for its trimming
, wide loops az shot gray and purnle
ribbon bent backward. spray OF
white creme roses falling over tho
brim ON the right side
Very pretty and comfortable are
the now two-ounce hats made of tai.
feta silk The crown, br.m and trim
ming are usually OF the same fabric.
and with something like eighty-two
shades Of silk TO choose from and
with which to form attractive com
btnations there is little likelihood Of
these dainty and practical hats show
Ing sameness. The possibilities for
arhieving novel effects are greater
now than ever before, and 80 tho
temptation TO increase the number OF
spring and summer hats In one s
wardrobe has grown Correspondinglv.
The brims Of these taffeta hats arc
faced with silk OF a bright and be
, coming shade. and the same color is
used 10 line the inside Ct the crown.
The outside part Is trimmed in some
shapely contrasting color of taffcta
For example. a dark blue seashorn
hat which Is to be- worn we'll down
over the head has a two-toned pink
lining. The only stiffness IS sup.
Piled by fine wire sewed in at the
seams Of the melon-shaped crown.
These little hats may be bent and
'urned into any shape. and when on
The head there is nothing 70 spoil the
c1iffnre or make one feel conscious
Of supporting a heavy weight
Feathers are favored beyond all
other trimmings FOR the dress hat. 30
/ price seems too eXtrayarant TO invest
. iH these hat TRIMMINGS
. FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.