Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-23

. Drown NuVetNn ne blouse was OF
| amber chiffon and taffeta, the coat
| lining of amber taffeta. Long, slen
| der, pointed loops Of amber velvet
were posed on a small wound turban
OF brown velvet The other suit was
Of pottery red and Russian green; the
suit. Russian tunIc style Of velvet
! cloth. the coat lining and blouse OF
red taffeta, the latter adorned with
| bands Of silver tinsel and fur A
green velvet Tam o. Shanter tied into
two large loops in the back.
Some Of the hairdressing seen at
the theater is exquisite. Soft, swath-
ing strands Of hair are held In place
by jeweled demi blonde combs.
Simple low cut slippers have GRO
cheted matching rings attached TO the
slipper sides through which ribbons
are laced, or tiny steel or jeweled
slides sewn to the slipper tops hold
the lacing ribbons.
Many evening models are made up
In soft velvet, Notwithstanding the
vogue which this material has OBJ
tanned for afternoon wear. The most
popular shades are black, coral and
emerald green. The inevitable tunic
Is in most cases Of tulle while Jet
trimmings give finishing touch. The
general effect Is most simple and be
coming in almost every case.
For women the green, rose and am
Der transparent toilet sets made OF
lovely composition are to match the
coloring OF the bed or dressing room
~ t. ton ,SIN
well as up to date. II lettered on the
back with modern monogram they
are most desirable for those who APP
preciate unusual effects.
All tulle blouses are not white by
any means Some Of the prettiest OF
the new models are In delicate pastel
tints or harmonic with the deeper
tones OF the tailored suits. White
tulle blouses are often combined with
a deep ecru lace, and when the right
tone is selected they are very attrac-
tive by their very newness. These col
ored blouses are especially good for
the velvet tailored suits. as they are
chiffon lined and do not crush under
the coats.
Paris has been making an effort for
more than two seasons to establish a
vogue for eccentric and high colors.
The effort failed signally last spring
and again this autumn. If the color
cards Just received from Paris are to
be followed with any degree OF ac-
ceptance-and they usually are-Paris
will be obliged to provide again dark
toned silks and other fabrics for the
next seasons showing realizing that
high colors must wait while and
continue to be used. as they are at
present, for trimming only.
Many of the newer shades intro
duced this autumn will be continued
especially the browns and deep tans,
but all are TO remain low toned-that
Is to say. dark in character.
A few OF these conservative shades
are now being shown in high-priced
brocaded velvets and chiffons, so that
the announcement OF their continu-
snce Ia particularly pleasing.
In no 6ns season of tho past has
such q wide variety of style in fur
garments been seen as at present.
Muffs are small or muffs are large;
neckpieces are a mere stock, or they
are two to two and one-hah yards
long, and fur coats are slim lined
and trim or they are bunchy, barrel
shaped affairs There are things for
every woman's particular style of
beauty. and for every masculine check
writer's capacity to pay.
Unspotted ermine was one of the
first cries OF the winter. Even now.
sets are being shown with the return
of the spots, The reason Is obvious.
1t Is difficult, in casual observation. to
know that ermine Is genuine when il
is unspotted, and who pray tell,
wants to pay the price of ermine and
look no better than II one wore imi-
tation fur?
Wolverine is a new fur, for which
the shopkeepers are talking most
engagingly, II meets the seasons de-
mand for yellow and brown, the pelts
being a rich bright brown down the
center and bright tawny yellow at the
edge. 1t Is a coarse haired fur, far
more so than fox or even wolf.
Natural bear sets are another nov
city of the winter, and usually are
made up in huge muffs and long
scarfs.
For those who are particular in
their adherence to style edicts, It is
advised that they consider the newest
thing In trimming laces. Nowadays
blonde net ana point q esprit are lie
dernier cri' for underwear trimmings.
EScept-and the except" appears
only in connection with French un-
derwear, when one favors pink or
blue tapped run edSings for ones
gowns, underslips and combinations.
Colored edged landings, tape run,
have been used by lie mondaine of
Paris since the days when the peas
ant blouse first made It's appearance.
We are just approaching the elegant
| distiDctiveness OF these trimmings.
There will, in all probability, be some
| vogue for this novelty during the win