Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26

"a ing one, combining the sofrne ''
of the marabou and the iufIi-
ness OF the ostrich, are lnuffs stoles
and small neckpieCes made Of both
Of these feathers
Never before have lace collars and
cuffs, ruffies, fchus and other dainty
neck fixings occupied so much OF
lovely woman's attention as they are
doing now. And never before has so
much thought and care been expcnd
ed upon them to make tnem fine and
DANNY or SO much exquisite hand
work.
silk laces are the material par
excellence of the new French plat
ings and shadow and crepe effects are
much sought after The plain silk net
rulings are exceedingly smart. espe-
cially when edged with narrow line
Of black. The nimble-fingered girl can
make an entire collar of these plait-
ings, using a tiny dab of orange rib
bon or velvet as a finish in front.
And behold this: ITO every dress
suitable for walking the French mod
Estes now attach little rings through
winch pass cords running to The
waist to join another cord which is
drawn at will around the waist when
the lady prepares for a promenade,
ana loosened within doors, thus al
lowing the dress to resume its nat
ural length in the salon"
The new mesh bags have alternate
stripes of varying widths made with
me silver and gold links These have
peculiar effect that may be likened
to the MORE In silk an elusive re-
Meeting Of lights and shades that is
very attractive
The stripe effect (and the MORE as
"ell) Is often carried out in the frame
OF the bag, which is uniquely hand
engraved. The bags are slightly larg
er than those OF last season.
II the new wrist strap becomes nom
ular there Will be no end to the fad
tor bracelet watches. for this strap
mas a device that will hold any size or
KIND OF watch. All that is necessary
is 10 pass the stem OF the watch
through slit in the strap and lay
the watch on the holder. which has
TWO strong clasps that can be adjusted
to securely hold the lower rim of the
watch. When the strap is buckled on
the wrist the watch can not be re-
noved-until, OF course. the bracelet
is taken off
Scalfs viii be worn as usual, the
low bodices and collars providing a
nf q,
himy draperies than before. The the
alter scarfs come in all the light
shades, and there are also many floral
ana japanese effects White lace
scars nave their beauty enhanced
with outlinings Of bead ana crystal.
Ostrich feather boas are a trifle
shorter than they have been and are
hnished with bows of soft messaline
RIBBON. The prettiest ones come in
black, used in combination with a
color such as beige, green. kings blue
and purple. All-blaCk hoas will also
be extensively worn. some Of them
being tipped OF with tassels and
others with ribbon.
Flowers for Corsage bouquets are
generally smaller than last season. eX-
eept the gorgeous big roses and 9TH
er Nat flowers that are worn AT the
back as finish for the high fitted
waist line
The fashion for combing fur with
deiiCaie summer materials has caught
the capricious fancy Of the Parisienue
she reNels in the incongruitN of the
IDEA and glories in the delicious effects
produced by the juNtuposition of nm
expected materials. White fox and
sable viii he largely used on dinner
and ball dresses this winter
The white serge now being used for
fail suits is heavy in texture, bat AZ
the same time supple 1t hangs wen
ana wears eternally, 10 quote lead
ing Partisan tailor. The same serge
is made in a peculiar shade of pale
blue which is tinged with gray
The latest millinery models are ax.
ceeoingly picturesque in outline. The
soft crown il in great favor and bands
Of sable and skunk are freely used on
the brims OF close fitting hats and
toques. Many of the best millinery
models show full crowns; in some
cases they are composed Of supple
velvet, While in others embroidered
peau de sole is substituted
Women may just as we'll accent the
.oW neck for the street. because the
fashion is established. But the ar-
ceptance should be accompanied hy
discrimination. The mere fact that
cne's neck is thin has nothing TO az
with the matter vs., have gotten far
beyond such reservations
The long, transparent sleeves ar,
shown on many of the handsome uf-
tcrnoon gowns. Sometimes they ar,
ruched, again there is Very little full
ness, the effect being that Of yelling
They are very long. extending well
over the hand. so that even tn,
knuckles are hidden
Gray in all possible shades is on,
Of the Colors NJ the season Pear
gray is being most successfully com.
hiued with white velvet and erwIni
for really rich tea gowns, and deer
shade OF smoke gray is being verl
much used for mautles in conjunction
sth bands OF gray fox.
p is increasingly popular and II
ms a hitting trimming for velvet
II is heavy enough TO uphold It's up,i
rharacter even in the presence of ash,
thing so heavy and imposing as ,rE