The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-01-10
A RESUME OF FALL AND WINTER
STYLES.
STYLES.

LEO.
The narrow. tight skirt seems to prevail for
the tailored costume on the street while the more
ample skirts may obtain for evening dresses.
Panniers and drapcd effects are still the
note" but since the arabian Nights" enter
tanmcnt given by several smart women last
June the tendency towards something eastern
is felt
Material Is being manufactured 1t can be
drapcd and need not be joined Lucille Lady
Duff
Wool corduroy is one OF the new fashionable
materials The velvet yelours and peauN dc
souris are beautiful also
Pleats at the side front and back must not
detract from the long, slender lines of the fash
ionable figure.
The present vogue OF white skirt and colorcd
coat has created demand for white satin waists
in semi-tailored designs
Charmeuse is still fayortc material Bro
cades and messanes worn much, also
In millinery, a combination Of velvet and mo-
line is combined in models from Paris.
Velours with grosgrain bands are good. Black
and white has not lost It's popularity.
Buttons are a leading factor in trimmings. Inc
crystal button is still popular. Horn and bone
are used in dresses for general wear but the
crochet button is used on dressy gowns.
The continued lavish use OF lace calls Tor va
rious types We find venise, macreme, shandon,
chantlly and Bohemian Characteristic.
Not every woman can stand the cold white OF
the wedding gown and many fashionable dress
makers are using delicate pink slips TO Obtain a
soft becoming glow prominent modistc has
several orders for pink wedding gowns for winter
weddings.
a few combinations may be helpful. peach
colorcd taffcta may be trimmed with bands of
Gcma lace dark blue charmeuse may be
draped over an undcrskrt of Venice lace a vel
low satin is dainty yelled with white moline lace
and black chantly: blue wolfe dc sole is good
when drapcd with shadow lace am embroidered
white linon with black ulc belt and sash Is ci-
fcctivc. a white charmcusc trimmed with
nounces of black chauullv makes q stunning att
crnoon frock
Gordon models gown OF white crepe de chine
and satin which s draped on the figure IN classl-
cal lines the hair Is dressed severely with the
band drawn across the iorehcad-thc whole Ct
icct being that oi "a Grccan goddess.
rlaits and drapcry distinguish the new cos
tunes this season,
The French designer, show the combination
of a skirt Of ono material, plain or striped and q
Jacket 81 a contrasting material or color.
For the drcssy tailored costume the thrce-piecc
suit is cool
This style admits fluffy chiffon and lace ci-
iccts which give the desired drcssy effect yet
winch may he covered bN inc coat NHtu uVNll ca
Drapcd skirts are feature of many of the
afternoon gowns when made OF supple silks and
chiffons
The Kimoua sleeve has not passed from favor
10y any means II shares popularity with newer
effects however
A new method oi trimming waists, both bodice
and top OF gown Is that of the chcmiscttc and
sleeve puff. which have been borrowed from
STYLES affected by Napoleon
Lace Is used for trimming and for the entire
gown.
The big comfortable topcoats. fashioned from
the shaggy. WOOL, cloths of various kinds with
roomv pockets and warm collar compete for your
favor with the gracefully drapci limousine gar
mcut, Of velour. velvet plush and other soft
pliablc fabrics. Evening gowns of stunning
brocadcs. heavy ribbed silk AMI subtlv ooorcd
cloths arc drapcd have wide Nmona sleeves or
sleeve opcuing- and big. comfortable fur collars