The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-26
NEW NOTES IN NEW MODELS
BY MHUDE HILL

NEW YORK, Mar 26.-41fhere is M
reason why every woman should no
find a hat or dress to suit mere this
season, for she can be as freakish OF
as conservative as she wishes. Speak
ing of mats leads US t. mention, right
In the beginning, the latest novelty IL
hair ornaments These are colored
combs designed to correspond in color
with the wigs of brilliant hue that arc
now all the rage in Paris. And, al
though the hair Is being only slowly
adopted in America, the combs promise
to attain a great deal of popul irity.
Taking up again the subject of hats,
a woman can add cubits to her stature
by her headgear, or she can take off
inches by affecting the fiat, pancake af-
fairs that are equally fashionable.
Ribbons and feathers have sprung
into pronounced popularity as a fav-
ored garniture for early models. Rib
bon is arranged in great many in
teresting fashions. Striped or plain
MORE ribbon is sometimes woven in
basket fashion over the entire top of
small sailor terminating in the exact
center front in high loop.
Attractive ruchings made of the
new ribbons are mounted in various
ways on the new shapes. Ribbon wired
placed on the top of small model
and perhaps set off with one or two
pretty roses makes an effective trim
ming. Black Jet is more fashionable
as a hat trimming this spring than
it has been in years. Used in c.unec-
ito with tulle or graceful paradise
plumes there is nothing richer, espec-
tally for black hat or small shape.
White jet spangle combined with
white maine is also one of the unusu-
ally attractive novelties of up-to-date
millinery One can't imagine anything
more diaphanous for evening wear
than such a combination set off, per- !
haps, by vivid rose. The new Wat
teau models are quite charming. Ley |
are the creations of the leading mil |
liners of Paris and have been taken ur |
on this side of the Atlantic with great |
There are smart and at
/ oti1 40 Por
cred entirely with feathers These
little hats are worn far down on the
head and are sometimes trimmed with
one or two long feathers from a pleas
ants tail.
The bouffant tunic and the dress
with closely fitting waist swathery
1emmed with deep lace frill OF long
ends, tassel-weighted are both favored
or evening dresses.
For evening the bodices seem to be 4;
tut lower and lower at the back, but (
n appointed form that avoids the {
houlder blades, which are mostly con- !
ealed beneath some thin fabric that #
orms a drapery over the arm. veil
ng an undersleeve, which is edged 3
With diamante, just a single line, of f
What looks like large diamonds and r
) most becoming to the arm. g
Prominent among the fay ored rib c
ons are very thin soft taGfetas, of o
cry high luster, says the Dry Goods Il
They appear chiefly in
oft delicate colors verging on the 9
opular sweet-pea shades. o
Net blouses handsomely 'eadsd with
earls and trimmed with white satin,
re useful addition to a girls ward
,be; they make a good evening bod
e which can be rendered as dressy
) required, with the addition of
inch of flowers at the waist
Buttons play prominent part i'll all
-ess schemes this season. and are !"
equently of the most costly charac-
r. Clusters of ball diamond buttons
rmed the leading decorative part on
beautiful black satin manteau. Mo- Ii
lie buttons are lovely, single one,
rule, being used frequently to
centuate the striped tissue sashes
facing to revers. While Of fancy &C
und compost buttons for short of
ouses and such like their very name ct
legion. Little material ball buttons TT