Evening journal., 1914-07-24
LOW CUT Slippers
/. A SUMNER NOVELTY
Simple Matter This Year TO
Know Whether Milady
Is TOeing the Mark
PIGGY" EXHIBITS
ARE PRONOUNCED
BY MARGARET MASON,


(Written for the United Press.
This little pig went to market,
This little pig stayed at home.
This little pig had a tango,
This little pig had none.
Bot each little pig you could see, see
see
All tie way home.
NEW YORK, July 24.-It's a case
OF some feet and some feat the way
the girls are all showing their piggios
these days. Sticking to the vernacular
it's not scream, it's a squeal. Re
sponsible for the over-exposed ef-
feet are slippers cut so low in the
yemp as to be veritable sandals, eX-
cept for the fact that they are stilted
up on heels more replete with inches
than the rest Of the shoe is with feet
Worn over stockings so thin as to be a
snare and delusion, the result IS
that not the least wiggle OF a little
toe is lost to a keen observer With
these decollete foot-coverings or more
properly speaking foot uncoverings, II
will be a simple matter to decide
whether or not my lady is toeing the
mark this season. Any way you look
at them. however, they would verify
/ seem to be the extremes of fashion.
Leaping lightly to another fashion
able extremity. we have with us today
the newest head gear for the giddy
] golfer, tantalizing tennis devotee, or
merry motOrist maid. IL is an oblOng
of closely woven silk. bordered on all
four edges with a brilliant hued RO-
man striped band, and slightly firing
ed on each end. 1t comes in all the
smart bright shades of purple, emer-
aid, cerise, peacock blue, orange or
black, and it is fifty dubbed Ia Gil
tana, which common or gardenly
means 1.-The Gypsy" 1t is deftly man
ipulated into a fetching cap by putting
over the head, not in the middle of the
oblong, but third OF the way from
one fringed end. The Roman striped
band on the front side is then brought
low on the forehead and the short and
long ends given a slight twist, brought
tightly to the left side and tied in a
true Gypsy knot forninst rosy ear
! With a stray curl or two escaping
below the Roman band about the
face, the effect is truly bewitchini
and La Gitana has the practical grace
as well, of keeping your cOiffure beau
; tifully in place no matter how siren
uous the game or how speed regula
ton smashing the spin. With trui
gypsy like witchery the La Gitani
may be snatched from your head a
| a moments notice and teftly twiste
about your waist to become a stun
( ming girdle in best prestidigitatO
q manner. No summer girl should b.
without one.
Another Romany like headdress 70
the evening gypsy queen, rather thar
the Gitana of daytime sports, is
: band of ever twinkly and vibrating
/ jewels suspended from tiny chains
that dangle low over the forehead
Hair is still done high and the simple
cOiffure is the most approved but al
sop TO the eternal fancy for ornate
ness is given the concession of man.
quaint trimmings for the evenini
head Feathers particularly arr
much Haunted and an effect weirc
enough to be hailed as a chef douvr,
Of smartness is obtained by wearinl
black velvet band low on the fore
head, over which strands of Paradis'
dangle down well over the eyes. Wild
plain bands of vivid hued velvets ar
also much affected, worn down almos
over one eye in a decidedly discon
certing manner.
Among other new and amax
ing fad accessories of thu
evening toilette is ruch,
of much fiuted tulle fiaring about tn
ears from a tiny black velvet band
These worn with the extreme decollet'
4 corsage of the moment seem a rever
sion to modesty at the wrong point
Then there is the penchant for tn
( wearing of a single artificial bios
som. high on the left shoulder fas
3 tened to a bit of illusion or lac
4 which poses as both shoulder stral
and sleeve. and the wearing o
long, loosely wrinkling suede glove
s of cafe au lait to the utter exclusion
A of the erstwhile approved whit
cr1ara ouar