Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

mere 'eps Of transparent
stun- D.. - LEFT for the Skin,
and sash TO show the actual richness
Of the gown material
One OF the new corsets has its ma
terial cut in points above the waist
these points being set on a band OF
elastic. which gives perfect ease In
breathing
For cloth dress il is more salts
factory to use white satin or en-
broidered linen Tor the collar. rather
than lace. Coarse darned net is also
a good collar material
Smart women are wearing butter
flies on hats and gowns Butterfly
jewelry is also a great favorlte Even
handkerchiefs have a butterfly EN-
broidered over the Initials
Small crowns are seen on many OF
the new velour hats, and frequently
the crown is full and Of some soft
AOiAA ANLilk MA lfIldl.
The large waist is only a reversion
to the natural and classic type Of fig
ure. The more natural the figure ap-
pears now, the more cleverly usually
IL Il corseted; vo- few women have
igures that can stand the minus
corset test, and some sort Of support
must be given over hips and abdo-
men, and at the bust. This support
Is accomplished by a brassiere OF EN-
broidery and lace and an elastic bu,
homeless so-called corset which con-
fines the hips while giving the fiat
at-back- and front effect of an uncor-
seted figure
Cloth walking dresses OF ratine and
whipcord are made very simply, de-
pending on a long line OF buttons or
braiding for decoration. Such dresses
have long sleeves.
There are not many white hats this
year. Last summer the air was full
OF them. To-day the black hat dom
mates. II rarely has touch OF white
on It. II there is color. it is pink,
or golden yellow, or a rich Burgundy
red. Roses are used more than plumes
or any other flower, and velvet is the
fayori.e material
Boomers of silk. in the glove silk
weave, used for the beautiful en-
broidered silk gloves so much worn
this season, are ready for wear under
clinging autumn gowns. These dainty
bloomers At the hips smoothly and are
fastened below the knee with narrow
elastic They come In black. white
and various dainty shades, including
flesh pink, pale blue, taupe and rose,
1t was to be expected that the craze
for plaids would bring forth plaid
hose, and here they are the gayest Of
gay stockings. with diagonally placed
plaid patterns in blue green, red-yel-
low and other favored combinations
These lively stockings will accompany
autumn costumes. along with smart
high -heeled, patent feathers. having
buttoned tops OF black or lght-hued
kid
No matter what milady's figure, her
tailor-if he Is a good one-will give
her an under-twenty back. He knows
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curve Of the back at the waistline
becomes more pronounced-the ma
tronly back often having an almost
grotesque inward curve at this point
So by artful cutting and manage
ment of seams the tailored coat is
made to hang outward from the fig
ure at the back OF the waistline, cling
ing closely again at the hip Some
times a sectional belt or rows of
buttons are used TO create a further
illusion of straightness at the waist.
Great is the vogue OF the blouse
this season. In chiffon, net and deli
cately patterned laces they are worn
with skirts Of MORE, silk poplin, duve-
tyn and the numerous other supple
drapy stuffs so smart at the moment.
Simple in line and design many OF
the blouses depend more TO less for
effect upon odd frills. quaint collars.
vest effects and decorative materials.
One distinguished little model has an
overblouse with slightly low shoulder
that would be most attractive in flow
cred chiffon. The underblouse which