Evening journal., 1913-03-14
FASHIONS AS SEEN IN NEW YORK

HI question OF what to and how to wear
L II Is an ever present ono and, even though the
entire costume may not be in demand, acccs-
sories are needed while great many women
already arc beginning think OF the trip to the
South that is sure TO require a new outfit Early
January will see the first showing Of linen and
lingerie gowns but there are hints to be CLEANED
for the street costumes Of wool silk and the like
and there are various little points Of interest that
can be made available for those last minute"
gifts which all recognize, as we'll as for the
ireshening Of ones own wardrobe.
The very newest hats are small To he really
smart, the hair must be dressed simply and very
close to the head and only the small hat can be
worn with success but while that is true for
general wear delightfully."-, quaint and picturesque
hats of the larger SORT deliberately trimmed with
plumes are to be noted at many Of the morning
musicacs and occasions of the kind. Fashions are
really exceedingly reminiscent this season and
among well dressed women, will be seen some
genuine Rembrandt models that are always beau
tiful while now and then is to be met one Of the
oddly shaped that is suggestive Of the Empress
Eugonie in her prime and these last arc trimmed
with long feathers that droop off the hat and down
over the shoulders to carcss the neck and shoulders
in q really delightful and fascinating way We are
wearing great many OF the straight Empire scarfs
and long stoes Tor the street. theatre and occasions
OF the kind too and these are made Of -aious
materials trimmed with fur novelty and
handsome one, is stole OF black chiffon two and
one-haf Yards in length by one-half ward in width
striped at intervals Of two inches with bands of
ermne three inches in width. A handsome one IS
made Of amethyst colorcd chiffon with bands Of
skunk; cray chiffon is lovely banded with mole
skin and for evening wear are shown scarfs Of
mane trimmed with swan s-doWn; so that the
scarf idea has taken great many forms and IS
quite as smart made Of material with fur trimming
as it is made entirely OF skins Often there will be
both hat and muif to match such stole but there
are occasions when the stole alone is required and
the trimmed chiffon is exceedingly becoming and
exceedingly handsome As it is possible to vary
the color idea indefinitely the suggestion is an
intensely practical one to be made available in
many ways Furs and fur trimming make a very
important feature Of the seasons STYLES but. thus
lar at least. the weather has not warranted heavy
wraps and coats These lighter scarfs and scts are
found comfortable and satisfactory from every
point OF view while their charm is not to be denied
For the street it is not uncommon to see the scarfs
and muiis made TO match the special costume and
indeed this possibility of having an entire costume
suite is one of the least advantages TO be
found in the fashion An exceedingly handsome
costume seen in the lunch room Of one Of the
leading hotels recently consisted Of coat OF brown
moirc vclours and was worn with stole and muf
OF the same material trimmed with the civct cat
that is being SO much exploited this season. The
stole Uas simple long plain one but the muG
vas m melon shape and at the center was band
OF the lur fully six inches in width.
"''- 'i one material rtcr skirts ol another allow