The sun., 1913-10-05
i,Ris. Sept. ~.


Da,L 'huntillv. This beautiful
.'' u.N ho said e. he the faNorite
...I ut tn" autumn season. The
u.a s"'ms Il strange one but 1t is
tU " 'harn. for Chantilly lace IL
...n. .ncd with charmeuse. velvet, and
..o. ,.oth. with fine results.
Slr 10y side with Chantilly We find
..,.D tulio handsomely embroidered in
..I designs of flowers and scrolls. This
.lc gives very much the same effects
ls cine thdutilly and il is even more cx-
pen~'yc. " an example Of what | mean
viii give one or two examples OF
autumn wraps worn by we'll known
rarisIennes Al "A recent charity fetc.
Ono Of these, which attracted general
attention and admiration. WAS three
quarter length and fashioned like an
cNaggcratcdly loose kimono. The ma
'crial was black tulle. beautifully cm-
blo.dercd in heavy black silks. and the
wrap vas lined with ravens wing blue
crepe de Chine.
The fronts and sleeves were bordered
with chinchilla and an immense bow Of
black velvet ribbon was introduced
wherc tho mantle fastened: this bow
WAS held in place by n magnificent
huckle Of dark blue enamel and old
paste n was a really lovely garment
and VAS worn over a clingng robe of
ravens wing blue mirror velvet.
to,
Ran form and very close fitting. It was
made Of black pcau dc sole and at one
side there we're two large paradise
BIRDS. also in black.
Another mantle worn AT the same
fcts waS made of rich black Chantlly
and unlinod II was stmi-transparcnt
fp- tho design on the lace was particu-
lHrly VOL covered, and AT tho hem it
vas gathered N 10y a sash OF black vcl-
Vot ribbon. From the lower edge Of
INF, sash "A lace founcc dcpo0red and
'H" mantle was gathered into a yoke
90 IN" shoulders in "Manon" fashion.
nd this Yoke ues outlined with
roSo'tos. ir ru>" form mad" of hack
o. 'i' ~ NtlF 81 ~ = Ut -''' ''''l '''.tt't
: l4"c aud long lengths of black vclvct
rNlon To- fastcn the iuantl" in front;
'lo.c ,lIs "orc ,'d in a loo-c bow.
'uil I-cl, 'l,.c are tho autumn
N-tp~. for VISITING and for restaurant
',.t. of hit"S ,Nau,.liy hurd.rri with
"h.:" fpN. 11l.s may hc said - bc tho
~,,i sou~1'iun ~ thc present season.
"I. u'.J IN tho,c wraps arc ,sguc. That
tp -ay thay socm to have uo shspc
tpru Nh'u Nlct are off ~" figure.
i."' Nh'n il'y ar" pat ON by clever
.uruHn aud car'lo-sly drawn round
,'sIre tho '1"ct - delightful.
Whio fo> /, cnio! iug = scnuiu"
..t,uph tins autumn. I ha>" mentioned
! other articles that i"A skins Of an
Tors arc IN great request in Paris,
..it thcro .an ho no doubt about tho
.n,,cr4d popularity of Whit" fo\. Th"
ed skius are San shown IN every large
department store aud they viii Gu-
douh' ndlv hc very generally worn. hut
or women of cultured taste. ana cs-
pcci4ly for wtrncn who know how l."
appreciate subtle effects, nothing can
jnIch pure Whit" foN.
MANY women think that this beautiful
fur j. c<travaGant wear: that II soils
Yer, easily and that IL can only be
.tdopt.d hy very rich women. This Is
tir from the rssc. White fox does not
-"il Nor, easily. and If it happens to
rlb Il can tc cleaned again and again.
\ud from the hygienr point Of view is
NOT much better 10 wear garments
',hich snow the soil and which must.
hercfuro. he constantly cleaned, than to
car durk things which get fun of
wicrulos and which really need a. many
visits So tho cleaners as do tho light
-arWcuf~ and furs?
| 'hln, that very many modern skin
Diseases especially those of the com
p.eN.ou. arc brought into existence by
urc o'' "f hygienic precautions. Many
'0wrr for instance wear tho same voil
Sow Vo,hs. day after day. without ever
.a' NJ II cithcr cleaned or washed.
E.r '.cc wells which touch the skin
.n.. r .," perfectly clean And any one
Nh" .+ .trcustomcd to wearing white lace
eN~ Knows just how long these remain
'-s,h Slack or dark colored wells may
mot ,how the dirt. hut that dirt ~
present nSVerthclrss; and little by llttlc
% Will dcstroy the complexion. The
inii-.cuncs Bre almost exaggeratedly
particular on this subject. They give
cry h.:h prices for their wells and they
md th,in 20 be cleaned regularly. un-
.'.- ,hoy can be washed at home by a
maid
'hNchila - oncc more in favor with
NJ TarRlan cicgant"S. For some years
'.s lo,o'y If fragile, fur has been set
.. lr 20 mike room for skunk, sable
d ot 'our>c. foN, But this autumn
- a is ono" more in the front
'.'. rf fashion. A. i rule II Is com
.oI V... materials which give " hist
H''.l- win black laces and Oriental
IFS 'n -'|,"r gray or smoke shot with
.'.~a a.J p,,.. ruso. When tho Partisan
li'. -rLtkrr~ maxi" us" Of "lincilla they
'..H' themselves to dream. IN sur
...uJ '.oir imagination With memories
u''Nru,- ana symphonies. one ol
-r.lf.~1 ~ all ,hr Partisan tali"fS
-a,I tlh, ch,urhiiln was IN its"l'
..u. and bc vas right. Th"r" are
.a.rGm nuaucos in This fragile FUR;
u.rr. feminine aud always poetic,
l"ro. at the present moment
ur" NO popular materials for hats
b 'uuu"- black velvet and tine black
u,u.,r. the sort of beaver from
Do uou tai hats are made. So far
-ly.I,.A t.r, ,nurprueI the HArisldtl