Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-15
Wheel of Style
Keeps Turning;
Old Is NOW NeW

New York, Nov. 14.--There are far
less new fabrics upon the market this
season than last. The variety, how
ever. does not seem 10 be lessened, for
it merely means that instead Of the
new we have gone back to many of
the fabrics which have been consid-
cred passe for many seasons.
Velour de LANES and ratine are re-
cent novelties which have held their
own. This year they have become
thicker and the pile Of the velour de
laIne IS heavier, making II seem al
most plush like,
Broadcloth is another fabric that
has Il renewed vogue this year. and
many suits and costumes are to he
seen Of Il. The chiffon broadcloth,
which Is light weight IN comparison
with the other broadcl0th. Il used ex-
tenslvely for one-pieee dresses. Black,
blue. green, beige and mnuve are coll
ors which are especially attractive in
broadcloth.
Faille, once. called Ottoman and
bengaline. Is very popular IN silk or
wool. II has suppleness and a
fifmnoss which make Il especially
suited to the one-picce frockg The
clothes OF the season are what deter
mines The fabrics and this year the
nne-piece frocks and separate coats
cause fabrics supple and substantial
70 be the mode.
There Is serge. the standby OF de-
cades, gabardine and fobrics which
have long-haircd silky finish called,
Kittens ear, peau de sourls (mouse
skim. and zlbellne. Velvet. imitation
mole and Persian lamb cloth complete
wide variety Of the smart fabrics
for the daylight hours.
The jumper effect in dresses which
Is so popular ut the present time. adds
another happy way Of combining fab
rics and eolors. In faillc silk comes
a long tuniccd frock with a pleated
lower skirt and a jumper basque
waist. The sleeves and underarms
Of this waist ure OF soft silk with a
Paisley design. a lose-fittlng little
hat with three perky feathers in the
front gives extra dash to the cos
tune.
Plaids IN gray ma festive colors are
always "a bright note in the seasons
when they are popular. In green's
and blues with a touch Of red or yell
low they may be used to advantage
for the winter frock. primarily for
home wear. bur which may fiji many
wants under stylish separate coat.
The model Illustrated Is IN dark
green with blue and black stripe
checked off with narrow lines of red
The bodice ls ia basque effect and the
skirt has long tunic which dips To
the edge Of the lower skirt In front
and graduates higher in the back The
lower skirt and crushed girdle are of
black The flaring collar and round
ing cuffs are Of doubled white or
CANDY.
Brocades which embody in them
selves all the sumptuousness OF
century ago are the fabrics used for
evening gowns
On heavy silk. thin wolfe, chiffon or
velvet, gold and silver threads aSe
woven into the brocade designs There |
are also velvet br0caded Voiles and Z
chffons with a bit of gold or silver /
in or outlining the design These /
brocades are not stiff as Of old, but I
soft and pllable, draping most ar
tistically.
Black satin, failie and velvet hold
strong place among evening gowns.
These are llghtened by the use of
ribbon sashes in vivid shades, as well
as by the wonderful Roman striped
ribbons and silks which are very pop
llar. Some Of the nevis of these
'how the autumn note in their com
oinations OF russell brown, green and
full red with always a stripe Of black
Fhis new color scheme Is also to be
Teen in the new taffetas. Taffeta,
~ the way, Is used great deal in
combination with scribe and gabar-
line.
For the younger generation come
'hffon voiles with a six or eight-inch
attn stripe In self color woven on
he edge. TUNES and flounces are :
made with this stripe on the edge and 4