Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-12

to wear small diamond shoe buckles
even In the day time ON white canvas
or suede walking shoes. and exquisite
fittings for cothurnes are being de-
signed and made by the leading jewel
lers In Paris. Some Of these are IN
enamel and silver, others are In cut
jet; and when expense ia not to be
considered these fittings are made In
pastel tinted enamels inset with dia-
monds or sapphires.
Exquisite Picture Hats-
recently saw one Of the most
lovely picture hats 1t is possible to
imagine. In design this hat IL exceed
ingly simple, but its wide lace brim 10
most graceful in outline and the
crown is entirely original. It IL CON-
posed Of black mirror velvet and the
long ends are SO skillfully tide that
they resemble the petals Of gigantic
black lily. This style of hat crown 10
very popular this summer. have
seen charming models made Of large
silk handkerchiefs; and others in fine
lace and in printed chiffon. When
very fragile materials are used for
these hat crowns the ends are in
visibly wired.
The wide lace brim Of this hat Is
transparent This Is another novel
note of the season. Many Of the
most expensive models are made In
slightly cloched form, with the brim
lightly covered with battered tulle
and cluster of feathers. or aigrettes,
jutting out 1T one side.
in black and white. The idea Of this
hat and neck ruffle was taken from
Pierrot. The little close fitting hat IL
not 1T all unlike his pork pie hat and
the black tulle ruffie strengthens the
idea. This style Of hat belongs e.
pecially to the dainty Parisienne. It
IL what she wears In the early motor
ing hours on the ''planches' at Trou-
vile: 1t II what she will wear In
September ON the grand PLACE at
Biarr1ts. With . white linen suit this
hat and ruffle would score q certain
success.
White Satin Millinery.
Supple white satin is the favorite
material Of milliners today and 1t II
combined with linen and with velvet
or MORE. One model noticed was en-
tirely composed of chalk white satin
and the amusing little BUTTERFLIES were
Jet black, and mounted ON flexible
wires. Then the tour de cou was in
black tulle and the costume with
which both were to be worn was in
pure white linen. On the smart coat
there was a collar of black water silk
and cut jet buttons appeared on the
straight fronts.
Hats in this particular shape are
made in white felt and also in cherry
and emerald for wearing in the morn
ing with white linen suits. In q bril-
liant shade Of cherry red this soft felt
is charming and the hat would prob
ably be accompanied by a floating veil
in chiffon of the same bright shade.
Must Suit the Trimming.
Emerald green and Egyptian blue
hats are treated in the same way and
for early morning wear this soft felt
is considered more correct than straw.
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rather more dressy, but even these are
freely worn with linen suits in the
early morning. Everything depends
on the style of trimming used and
on the accompanying veil. When
a floating veil of mousseline de sole
or chiffon is added almost any sim
pie hat looks correct for morning
wear.
One Of the new face wells Of the
season is made Of fne silk tulle In q
pale shade of heliotrope with tiny pin
dots all over its surface. This Is spe.
cially becoming for fair skins. It il
worn in Paris in conjunction with .
face powder which II almost hello
trope, in tint The effect is very pecu
liar; the skin looks unnaturally pale
and delicate, but when the lips happen
to be rich in tone the ensemble ID
highly attractive.
Pale blue tulle wells of the same
kind are very much worn by women
of rich complexions, and some Of
these wells show white and black pin
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