The chronicle=news., 1913-10-28
Fads and Fashions

cred white siik were drawn off dur
ins the dance in the modern infor-
NAL iuanner. and slipped into a shir-
red pocket IN the ,herr, silk ilnlns
of the wrap.
There are some beautiful nvw .o'-
lars On sale In the shops that look
as IL they had come straight iron
the east To be- exact. they hsT" come
from Paris. bu, they are non" III.
less fascinating, They are mad. In
odd. queer shapes. aud arr mad" nf
a sort of xsnfs. iik. mummy 'lOih.
only thinn"r Some of them ar"
INSIDE nj chiffon. They at" I'll h"a,-
lily embroidered. with metallic
thread. and silk and wool. la rich
shades of e"ior.
Sometime .uif. are made To
match the collar. The cuff in
many ease. are no more ihsa liiil.
paint. that are fastened Ia the
sleeve. of the frosk MT the elbow or
wrist. hut that do mol "a all the WAY
around tue arm Or hanu.
One of th" mast interesting novel
tie, In til. way of trimming Is metal
lace. especially one which l. called
lame with the accent on III" finai
-, There are many pleasing yarl"-
tie. Of metal lace and only on" IL
called lame, This H. Lyons net
and H. u io-,,- kind of embroidery
made with u fin, thread of gold TIL,
metal thread IL run IN and out oi
th" net Ia u careless way with Ion;
stitches from one to three inches.
When It I. not used In arsisn. Il Is
used n. an edge tn band o' net.
aud IL makes sn admirable" finish to
any costume. with which the dress.
makers are delighted.
There q. another kind OF metal
lace much In demand. II i. also
,Iore on white Lyons net. bu, the -ni-
hruidcry II with silver thread aud II.
u formal French design. very iaintily
made up OF small flowers aud bas-
kcts. Another last u of iist,.n-i
gold thread ON soid act and Is "a
rc-siv-ly luxurious and opuicn, In
aprca ru nee. All of these ar. used as
ruffics on gowns and tsosiic.s. for
crown. Of hats. and often for the lin
in.s Of evening bodies. that are
made out OF swirl Of tulic. In the
white iaccs the old Brussels point L.
very fashionable again. II Is u soi,
crccam. u trisic away from ~hi.c.
and ix admirable when used with
black pannc velvet. ~"
Furs arr used extensively this
s-ason. smar, cos,umss. almost in-
,ariably. emphasize as - tcAdsh.
feature the use Of fur, u u employed
In every conceivable manner: to,
fashion collars aud cuffs. cover but
tons. M II border On wraps and
Iown,. to trim millinery md to
adorn fabric muffs and s,oics.
The zenith Of luxury is reached
when fur Is introduced as n Trim
ming aud It's poss.bilit'c. are unl.m-
tied. \ narrow outline or FUR bor-
lcrin. Il gown is. In many Instances.
NOR" effective than - broad band.
Much depends upon the character OF
the gown and the result which the
designer strives TO obtain.
Lace II used alone and III cumbina-
ton In many different ways this
season II is especially effective
when used in combination with fur.
Buisterfii.s are still the vogue Of
fashion. \ beautiful crminc muir.
lined with pure white corded silk. Is
decorated with IA rather stiff and fo;-
nal looking butterfly or corded BLACK
silk. perrhed dcmuicly ON the whita
face OF the muff.
A dainty shoulder scarf is made of
chiffun--.tn pink. blue or pale yellow
edged with tiny pink aud blue and
yellow chiffon roses. The scarf is
no, more than II inches wide. and
at each end 1t IL gathered into u big
bead ornament. with fringcd ends Of
beads.
Tassels are much to be used this
autumn. They are sometimes fast
cned halfway between the wrist and
the elbow on the sleeves of woolcn
coat suits. They are long and made
OF wool to match the suits. and they
dungle Imply from the sleeve. where
they are fastened by slender cord.
| FLORENCE Fairbanks.