The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-10
ter length and slightly flowing.

ter length and slightly moving.
Fashionable back combs are of tor
koise shell with pearls and ernera1ds
set on tiny pedestals OF gold.
Narrow black velvet ribbon appears
as StreanerS some of the new small
hats for southern wear.
MouSeeIine draperies, incrusted with
embroidery and lace over satin are
much used for afternoon gowns.
Short and three-qua1'ter ba1sques
K2leated in wide pleats, appear below
the short-wa1sted belt of the material.
In buying white gloves choose kid
skin rather than lambsk1n, If you want
them to wear most satisfactorily
'Cretonne with it's designs worked
over in coIored wool is used for COD
lars and cuffs of the new tailored coats
The lingerie collars, cuffs and vest
fronts Of very fine embroidered batiste
are still favor1tes on morning frocks-
silk braid1ng promises to be In faVor
for satin tlrssoT suits, which means, as
bra1d4ng always does. q military air.
On the short coats which Parisionnes
g4rdIes dnishfng with long loop bows
News comes from Paris that white
ostrich plume boaS studded with rib
bon roses are being worn on the Ri
vdera-
Some of the new square collars on
linen dresses are fitted smoothly to
the shoulders, and the little ties are
Brilliant shades of velour de 1aine,
velour and satin soIBpIe make Splashes
of color among the usual winter gar
A white crepe de chine evening gown
with emerald and yellow embroideries
and flowers is a most distinguished
affair.
Dresses for the south are being made
of mousseline and cloth. Alpaca and
cloth are also used for between-sea-
son costumes.
A new French idea is Gt1re oval sun
shade for the Riviera, made of flow
cred silk and crepe de chine, trim
med with fringe.
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in favor for evening wear, and fine
mahnes and Venetian lace drape and
trim these Lovely tissues.
Fashion authorities tell us that with
the spring will be seen millinery flow
ers of colored tulEe, with tiny pearls
and stones for petals.
Bright red or yellow silk roses and
chrysanthenurns in the shape of
a knot on boa and rnuh are most
charming on this seasons furs.
The lingerie dresses just beginning
to be shown in the shops frequently
have the fuiIness of their skirts Ia
ken up in handrun tIczS.
A charming coml Animation seen at one
of the recent French races was seal
coIored tailored quit, with coat and
skirt trimmed with silver COX
All white gowns with silver or gold
in the shape of a geraniun- colored
purple or green veI%et girdle.
Some of the wonderful contrasts or
coIar this year are bright blue with
China. pink, vivid green with deep vio-
let capucine with punch red.
Soft little handmade hats of crepe de
chine yelled with net and having brirH1s
composed of flowers will be worn at
the southern resorts.
Green, purple and dark blue is a
combination actually seen In tailored
suits and a, charming one, because the |
green is just right that comes be
tween.
great many small, coEored roses-us- |
lIalIy OF chiffon-are seen. Bright |
blue velvet sashes, edged with small |
silk roses, are used for lingerie tot |
Iettes.
Already Paris is showing summer
coats Of tussor summer damage, lined |
with figured n1o1Hsse4ine or wolfe Us
ua11y these Innings are in bright col /
ors.
For a young girl to wear with a
dancing frock a dog collier of carved
thing. Or the squares may be Of gold /
set with turquoise Inatr1x.
A pretty French trick is the wear
ing of a bright silk handkerchief in
a tiny breast pocket-j1St enough to |
give a spot of color matching the flow
er on the hat.
pom sole and tJrssor have short sleeves
and baSque5 appearing below high,
draped -girdfes. With these are worn
toile skirts
A lovely southern gown is of pastel |
pink crepe ninon with an overdress
printed in lilac shades, and narrow
VedNet TlppOnS IN peLunla Color Inc
broad hat that goes with this has long
steamers of the same ribbon.
a pretty French fashion is to use
red, green or blue satin or nousseline
On a set of furs-lining the muff or
working it into the boa Such muffs
are apt to be smaller and round.
The new tailored suits for the Ri
vfera are frequently made of white
satin, supple cloth and white velour,
Such suits have belts of sapphire blue
Or virgins blue, and sometimes a
touch of similar. blue on the coat col
ar
Heels of evening shoes seem to be
made not 50 much to be walked on as
to excite envy! Whether embroidered
Or otherwise decorated they must fall
n with the general color scheme Of
he gown. White heels are seen on
black velvet shoes
Attractive small hats for the spring !
ere to be made entirely Of roses or
1ther small flowers Soft straw and
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