The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-08
WHAT ANDERSON FOLK
Will WEAR tbs YEAR
STYLES AND FASHIONS ARE
COMING IN ~
THE LATEST FR4Ls
Anderson Dealer Tells of What
Is What and Why Ii VIII
Be So

~ ~ any one lIilE III inc
| world that will interest the feminin"
reader Of newspaper II il. concern
'nG the approaching GLd prevailing
styles in wearing appaEe!. They ar"
always ready TO learn IL possible con
cerning what will be, and why
II will be: 30 realizing this fact, the
I Intelligencer yesterday took pains to
find out just what will be the prevail
ing rage in the differant hats and
gowns, interviewing as an authority
on this subject Mrs. b. Graves Boyd.
Who has every single fashion right "a:
! her finger tips and can hand the in
I formation out like this was in tile
heart of New York city or some sew
eral miles from that vicinity.
Mrs. Boyd said yesterday that An
l'darson ladies wonid have little trouble
in selecting taeir .topuettGs for.Spring
and Summer and that she really be-
lieved hubby" as well might get off
n, little lighter this season than he has
/, b zen for the last few yearS. = When
a3ke as to the seasons prevailing col
or, tho Anderson authority said:
White is fashionable in every mater
ial known. II is used for tailor
mades. for separate blousas, for morn
ing froeks, for evening gowns, for
wraps, outings and lingerie.
, The glori2s of the white season may
bG sung In iniinitnm, ard the fad Is SO
! varied that it Is suEa toNlast DO not
hesitate to buy white dress or Il
white hat. Only be- careful to avoid
| the extremes of fashion that will soon
die of over-popularity.
Frocks taat are decidedly peg-top at
the hips are likely not to last. Hats
with dab OF trimming directly In the
front and back or on either side, plac-
ed directly opposite, will also suffer
an an early demisa.
They arrive at some charming con-
calts In the way of blouses. The great
mystery is, how do they do it? Just
! at the moment all of the big stores
i are having their big white sales and
blouses nre always an important feR-
ture OF these. sales. One can stand In
1.-THE aisle and see a dozen handsome
blouse models on forms. but there is
! no trace Of res s1blanco between them.
Even the expensive models, those sell
Ting for from one, two, to threa dollars
each sre all trimmed wi.h different
materials III some way finished to
mako them Hook individual, For late
4 morning wear OF oarly afternoon wear
Int homo. there are some delightful
creations called vests d,lnterieur,"
west or blouse for tho resting hours,
that have a novel air though thoy en-
body the leading details or the smart
toilettes OF the moment.
J Tho priciple feature of thase mo-
de!s ~ that they combine all tho charm
of the new waistcoats, the new tunics
ana the gistia and bow and sash ef-
feet. as @eil as the leading caller de-
signs OF tho best dress blouse. For
instance, very charming model Ia of
tango. brown charmeuse. The fro'N
looks ltka q gontieman's double breast
ED vest and they aytend toward the
I waist in points lust as does the vest
referred to. Onto these fronts are at
Itached the very novel sleeves. They
4 have a very wide Rrmhole which Is
cut to shape in 10 the space untitled
by the fronts and the plain back. The
i marrow heading OF piping, and form
ing the following shape. 1t starts vel:
down under the arm, onto tha body soi
the garment at least three inches. The
I line es stitching follows around a cir.
cuiar way and up over the shouldel
front and back, ending In tho collar
That is, thsre is no shoulder piece
1.-THE sleeve portion is extended Il
serve for this and extends right ir
into the standing Medicis collar. Il.
VIII be seen that the line stitching
Is thus melon shaped. The body ol
! the sleeve is loose. though shapely ant
diminishes, ending Is set on cum, which
j is gauntlet shape: that is the old fash,
4 iunod armor plate gauntlet which fits
1.-The wrist tightly The Medicis collar
!. is faced With a flat frill or net that ex.
ltends the fronts OF the garment. The
model is very sim7le, and vary strikinf
!, and consists merely OF five pieces. th.
.itwu fronts. the back, and the sleeves
Il with the melon shaped armholes which
extend to form shoulder piece ant
tside oflollar.
The .saut-de-lit'' so much favored
by the French women, seems to Inv,
gained the approval Of the majority
and many and charming are the new
models OF this garment An unusuall,
} fascinating one, which was Febenti,
i imported, was made OF ehaf6inasS,
considerably, trapeh toward the back
The neck. Y4shnpeJ ia front. and ra
thor deeply ROUNDED IN the hack, lex
fltenls toward IS NJ
tends down rather K fsaFs weighte,
s tassel at the end of the detached name
! living tte garment IN d appaar
3 itpees5 5et sl sltnptpg on the shotil ldefs Thl
lSl0w'er portion of this Eainty bprdoil
8 eeessity Is made; jof a deep fi6uhc,
OF sha dow lace .drAped in Rsnnietrsca
Ifnrfiis end dee6ratea s8is land 1 o
{ tiny chiffon roses of min aad blne
TIE sleeves, lf enc might SO Il r,
: them. are made by the fuiinosg u
material as II is tiTaped iowa. j.. tiit
back. and the aperature through w!licl
n ell lars. L..
Etvll frill OF lace which matches tn,
lsl1irt fuuncings.
Ine opera cloak appearance Il
Very strongly presented Ia anothe,
: nlndai which has as ia tIisiln r,,isf fte,,
iohnraM hrfSffc 3 !, s,lyt,-s ~