The chronicle=news., 1913-10-28

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great a sensation aud such general
enthusiasm as itu,-iin.. the wonder
fni new material which wan brought
ont in Paris thi. season and is rasei
E"r-mak.r on both side oi The Allan
tic. So light and sof, 4, DuVctin'
tha, II may b- drawn through u
bracelet, aud III. piush-iise stuff
riinss u. .ot,y and Imply ag'ou, III.
figure H. would Wet .hc.s.elois
Their. II. Indeed, IL sleek. Tippllns .f'
sect ai,nui the figure So won'is. y
feet about this fabric when i.,.-'i
ON I'll. figure. that suggests - velvet
material dipped In water. ihoush
buN-tin" ~ much ..'iter and thinner
even than pannr velvet
Th.E. is - rather interesting story
connected with this new material
Last season n new ~-sN" of velour
de lain- WAS placed IA the market.
which auiekly b.cam" popular. bui
so1h II was found. ,ha, III" material
MAS not quit" piiabi. enough for the
riinslns style In vogue. itoi..r. the
srra, fabric designer. realizing that
this velour lie ia!n- would have I,
great future II II could lee made soft
-Y and more piiabi-. lie studied the
problem. .spcrImsnt.i aud Duy.tin..
an he called the new fabric. WAS the
result, II. placed the new material
with the faMou. drspsmakrrs nui
they w-r. delegated With II. Hut. IN
fabric WAS copied aud placed In the
market under the sam. name. Not
untti then was u found that Rcdicr
had taken the Wise prccaution ~
registering the name Duyrtinc and Of
taking out u pa,en, ON the fabric.
Duyciinc may be used for the
most exquisite gowns and wraps and
comes In many delightful coior~ and
shades. M maicri,I II more ap-
proprtaic for afternoon wraps AMI
more effective than DuvciiG. la som.
dark shade. son,bInc,i with u lining
of gorgeous hucs. Tn"sc brilliant
Innings are u feature Of dark after.
noon wraps this season. aud give an
.uc,t Of luxury and warmth when
the wrap L. thrown over chair be-
hind .is wcarcr. Needless to say.
III. gown must liz carefully selected.
u n eisshins In harmony OF color -
not ,o lee the result when one siis
as..-ins, such u background. The wo-
man who s,uLics Important little o..
fccis In dress u slwsy. particular
about her backgrounds and docs not
wear pirk frock against wrap
'InInI showing purple flowers on ,
red ground.
Afternoon wraps this season do
not open deeply to leave the throat
and chest exposed To tn. cold. The
front. lap widely and the right trout
flstens closely up over the lett at
the ncc.. til. wrap being arranged 30
that thcs. fronts NAV be droppad
downward In rcycrs when desired
some very attractive wraps OF wool
material. n Kind of wool Matclia sac.
for wear over afternoon dancing
frocks OF drapc,i silkt u ! iansdowns.
are frightened at the neck bY flat
collars Of very fine mach inc-cmbf old
cred hatistc. Such II wrap was no
ticed the other day ut one OF the res
.lurgnts which make afternoon dane
in. II drawing earl with young peo-
Pile. The wrap In question was ~
blue and gray matellass-. ho:dcrch
all around with bands of black bro
cadcd vclvr, and fastened with u
large cord ornament. also black. at
the left hip. II was u typical dane
Ing wrap with wide bat-wiug sleeves
cut all in one with the g,arment so
that the wrap slipped ON and OFF as
easily as a cape. The lining was OF
cherry silk and i collar of machine
embroidery turned over one of cher
ry silk at the neck. This wrap nc-
companicd u gray lansdownr froek
draped mp bit to show dancing
boots of patent leather. hi2h
hceled. and with buttoned tops o'
gray kid Long gloves of embroid.