Evening star., 1914-12-06

at the back as does the long tunic on
the skirt. Her furs was beautiful
STOLE of sealskin lined with white
satin and caught at the ends with long
tassels and a melon mum of the same
fur. while one of her small hats is Of
black velvet and fur.
Miss Smith Is also wearing a most be-
coming afternoon coat of light blue
belt. The collar is of white fox fin
ished in front on both sides with the
tiny paws of the animal. A smart
white toque and a mum Of white fox
are also worn.
Miss Margaret Draper, receiving at
the Clover tea Monday. wore a fiounced
dress of white
Worn at the lace. The skirt
Coming-Out Teas. oss naa tn tnree mahe no'n it
with two-inch band Of light blue
ribbon under each edge. The lace also
showed in the three-quarter-length
sleeves and made a high frill at the
neck of a pretty little jacket. The lat
ter was of dark blue brocade f1owered
in shades of pink and a soft sash
tied at the back in the old-time way al
the waist line, and with loops and
long ends was also in dark blue.
Miss Beatrice Clover wears a dark
brown chiffon velvet and brown net
the velvet and a broad sash of black
satin tied over the hips. hat she
wears with it Is a tiny three-cornered
affair of brown velvet and without
trimming.
Miss Mary Mcclure, who has been the
much feted guest of Mrs. Theodore j
Baldwin. the popular young army ma
tron. was motoring the other morning
in a smart green cloth costume. The
coat, which was long and farfng, was
held at the waist line with wide belt
and was trimmed down the back with
a row of large buttons and finished al
the neck with a rolling collar of fur
velvet hat in the same shade Of
green with fur encircling the brim ano
showing at the edge of the brim form
ed the trimming.
Miss Leita Montgomery, who spent
the past summer in Europe, is wearing
a handsome calling suit just now o1
rich shade of blue velvet. The coat fits
smoothly we'll down over the hips ant
the skirt flares considerably around the
bottom. A high. close fitting collar Of
dark brown fox fur and a black satir
hat with a narrow brim complete the
costume.
Miss Gladys Hinckley was seen the
other morning wearing a coat suit ol
green cloth with a large square collar
and cuffs of gray fox. The coat wa.
made with the new full skfrted eHec
and had a cape across the back falling
we'll below the waist. She wore tigh'
| cap, almost like an aviators, made O.
russet leather. Smart walking boots
also of russet leather, completed thu
| costume.
! a smart tailored suit of black broad
| cloth made severely plain with thu
| collar and cuffs of marten. With this
| she wears a becoming toque of tobacco
| brown velvet, the upturned brlm edget
| with sable and a wired bow Of sabl'
| forms the trimming.
\:
| Mrs Richard Townsend was down
town shopping the other afternoon
and was wear
Matrons and Maids on ing yer!
Shopping Tours. black clotf
The coat was cutaway, edget
with braid and trimmed with oiacl
buttons with white centers.
The skirt was perfectly plain excep
| for the braid trimming. The Goa
collar and muff worn were OF broad
tail Her small black velvet sailo
was trimmed with two large black vel
vet poppies. directly in the front.
| Miss Edythe Howard and her sis
ter. Miss Margaret Howard, were othe
smart shoppers seen the same after
noon. The former was wearing a be
coming suit of dark brown cloth wit
a belted coat She wore marten fur
and smart little toque of brow
Velvet. edged with fur and trimme
at the right side with single gol
| rose. , - s,,
i green. having a long coat with tn
Russian blouse effect and a tight col
lar Of dark fur. Her hat was larg
sailor shape. the brim of black velve
and the crown of cream White molr
trimmed with a stiff bow OF the "oif'