Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

Fashions come and fashions go, but
boudoir CABS stay on. They get pretuer
every month, too. One model Is now
.hown developed in net. There - q fui'
nat crown. with a little outstanding brfm
~ ne, or tulle friring. thickly pleated
and held straight up around the CROWN
with a twist Of pink or blue or vioiet OF
yellow ribbon. On one sioe, over tue
ear. is a rosette Of ribbon. with TWO One
ends hanging from It Eacn emu -
weighted down with q little RIBBON Dali
decorated with beads or gold or siiVer
spangles. -,
Another attractive model is made all OF
lace. mounted on a wire frame Inere Is
a round crown, and brim that Is Only
an inch or SO wide in back and In 'front.'
hut that flares out at the side into TWO
long points-suggestive OF peasant
can Of Holland. The lace Is stretched
tightly over the white wire frame.
A beautiful white net blouse is made
with rose pink brocaded velvet coliar-a
wide. rolling collar-and cuffs. Tne COL
lar and cuffs are edged with sort. wnite
marabou and net frillins Is arranged 70
stand up around the neck.
Reads everywhere-that is the idea
gained by a shopping trip. Some at
tractive neckwear Is shown wnicn makes
use of beads for decoration 1t is In tne
form of double ruches, with one tulle triii
to stand up about the neck and the other
TO lie down on the shoulders. Ihrougn
the center there is an Irregular bano Oh
colored beads. embroidered into a hit-or-
miss sort OF pattern.
A rood many of the new coats and suits
show fur at the collars, the Guns ana
around the bottom Of the skirts. FOX:
fitch marten, opossum and seal are mos.
used. Sable, of course. Is always USED
when the matter OF cost Is not impor-
tant.
The Jersey petticoat Is the most flexible
and therefore the most practfcai SOFT iof
use with frocks of the present making.
One style has scalloped edge. unruf-
fled, with big embroidered dots set above
the scallops The embroidery Is done IN
the same color as the jersey ciotn.
There is more variety In the fabrics
than for years past. Almost every color
is In good style. II you want TO wear
the really new colors, however, use pea'
cock blue, brilliant purple, subdued green.
taupe or rich brown and choose proaotaii
cloth for the fabric.
Duvetyn, Persian lamb cloth, velours.
peau de peche and channels cloth are oil
much used. Peau de peche Is criticised
sometimes as too fragile for general use,
and, to be sure, there are more durable
cloths on the market. But peau de peche
Is too attractive to discard.
There is a new cloth called peau de
tigre or leopard skin velvet 1t is SILK
velvet in light chiffon weight. There is
MORE and notified surface to 1T. and al
though it is one-colored, this notified Ell
feet makes 1t appear to be in two shades,
like the skin Of leopard OF tiger. II Is
manufactured in plum, dark blue, golden
brown. tobacco brown. taupe. white and
sapphire.
An interesting frock for very small
girl is made of white lawn and valen-
ciennes lace. There is a short skirt that
flares little. attached to tight little
bodice with long sleeves. much trimmed
with insertions Of lace. Then there Is
tunic that reaches about to the knees and
within a few inches Of the bottom OF the
skirt.
This tunic is made In two pieces, and
Is fastened together on the shoulders ana
at one point under the arms. A rolled
blue satin ribbon is fastened at the waist