Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

used for evening wear. Laven-
der and pale green powders
have been used very satisfactorily
under electric light. Ashes of rose
powder, which is very delicate Law
ender, is put up in a wreath Of hand
painted roses. A green box with
violet decoration contains deep vio-
Iet-colored powder to be used by
pronounced brunettes. Pale green
powder is packed IN a floral design
box
There are but few among the now
skirt models that do not show the
bouffant hip. II is brought about
several ways by the tunic, peg top
drapery or the pannier. In this in
stance q soft satin is used with trim
ming bands arranged to hold the
drapery in place. Another feature
which makes this skirt distinctive is
the box-plaited lower section. A plain
woke may be substituted for the
draped hip II preferred with equally
smart results.
The newest stockings milady IL CON
sidering are Of black or oolored drop
stitched silk Not the old styled drop
stitched type, but a novel design in
double stripes which appear at the
sides OF the stocking only The eff
feet is most attractive, especially as
YVfn ~ trag ti inc
colors, thus producing a heavy ribbed
effect, particularly pleasing in the
dark blue and brown shades, and In
black, with white drop stitching.
These hose can be obtained in even
ing shades as well.
Pert little oddities In dress acoes-
sories demand recognition from every
one. The showing is decidedly com
pelling this season, especially those
articles designed to decorate ones
couture for evening wear. Jet Is tho
favored article In fact, jet reigns
supreme Whether one remains bru-
nette or blonde jet coronets in hand
somely spiked designs win add to
ones modish appearance in no IN
certain manner.
IT is very modish TO button your
yutaway coat loosely with % single
button, collar 1t with fur and sash or
belt it with vivid silk or hrocade For
hose who prefer simplic.tN, however,
The single button is sufficient.
OFTEN the skirt omp1nying these
plain coats is tunicsed double or
triple, making up In degree for the
plain coat, and often coat and skirt
are OF contrasting materials, as in
vet brims with rather quaint effect
We shall find it hard TO ring the
Ranges on the black velvet head
gear to he seen everywhere Just now
There are one or two little touches,
however, that mark the wearer of
them as being up to date, The feath-
er mounts are often adjusted outside
the brim. the stems hidden by
garelessly tied bow Of black MORE
ribbon, Jet buckle or a jeweled
ornament The edge of tho brim is
often Of fur Sometimes a narrow
line OF skunk, sometimes like lank
fringe, enriches the edge OF fiat vel
this instance
much to the fore Nantes entirely
made of silk net worked with Jet. sill
yer, steel and moonlight blue beads IN
Eastern design forming quantity
novel garments over satin, the collar
formed of some softly warm peltry.
These manteaux du soir are lightly
draped from shoulders to hip and
form the inevitable cone shape below
the knees.
For some time the custom OF wear
ing hatpins with immense ieweled
heads has been slowly waning, and
now the newest makes, on the con-
trary, are as small as they can be.
Most popular of all is the single Jewel,
about the size of a pea-set into plain
claw mounts of gilt, silver or copper.
Others again. no larger. are OF eNQui-
site design and workmanship in imi-
tation of natural flowers that are car
lied out in various metals, enamels
and colored stones.
There is an expensible cameo ring
on the market that is named for a
little character in world-f famous