Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

and into this are neatly fitted the lit
tie implements demanded by the rules
| of hygiene. A tiny hairbrush is set
| into gold, gilt, enamel of inlaid ivory
| or tortoiseshell. The comb is deCora-
tive, and there are small pots for
| cream. powder, lip salVe. tiny bottles
| for perfume. a miniature toothbrush
| diminutive manicure implements and
! a long thin roll of metal matching
| the setting of the case, that turns
| out to be a receptacle for sufficient
needles, cotton and other trifies to
mend rent or restore torn gloves.
The center of some of these col
| lapsible bags is fitted with a water
| proof compartment, where a sponge
| lies concealed.
Also very dainty are the folding
| bags which spring open at touch
| to display the toilet requisites.
Some Of these are only few inches
| in size others are reasonably large
and would do quite well for travelling,
| saving much of the space that is de-
handed by the larger fitments. Then
| the modern girl likes "A toilet bag
| that lies perfectly flat folded under
| the arm, like a letter case, but which
| has every little tool perfectly mount
| ed in some handsome enamel or fine
metal
| Color enters into many of these
| fanciful cases a green leather bag, or
| case, containing red or rose Colored
| fittings. while a yellow bag will have
every item in blue enamel or in sill
! YER gilt Many and varied are these
| dainty trifles and devices featuring
season of unusual luxury and ele-
gance.
suits are most distinctive The
| dressiest types imaginable are the
most favored. While conservative
women still cling to the severest
tvpes possible for their morning and
sports suits styles, they have been
obliged To concede much in the way
of frivolously cut pockets and slash
ed skirts with almost every coat re
peating a Cutaway front style.
/ Velvet for street wear has been
viewed by most women as being In
rather bad taste except when one was
to visit formally or 10 attend merry
function
This seasons rulings have changed
all that. Velvet suits are legion for
street wear. DuVetyn and plush are
equally well favored, Suits Of these
materials are impressively rich and
simple. especially when they depend
upon their smart cut rather than on
trimming devices for their mOdish
form. Fur is the preferred trimming
and should be used for a small square
collar and for cuff trimming only
Velour de lainC is In the class with
fne twccds and rich broadcloths.
Speaking Of bruadcloths they are
becoming very popular. In the new
est shades and In fine qualities they
| lend themselves particularly well to
/ ward rashioniuE the iutucaCies of
! the draperies OF the newer modes,
especially those which depict the
! loops and putts of the hustle skirt or
the Severer types of double sl<irted
styles
Very soft drapabie VoileS in neutral
tones -ecru. amber and sand gray
have daring Bagdad borders almost
tiamboyaut i'm color and design. These
make up most effectively, and the
taus ana blues are particularly good
French Nollcs having backgrounds in
the rth dark Co,orugs and al-oNcr
floral patterns in lighter tones are
rCW and attractive. one Is of soft
dark mahogany closely covered with
liuy shell pink blossoms Dotted
ing vubisi borders can he used in
making gay little dancing froCks. with
the border edglng the minaret uuic
| The French UrCpes OF soft. snowy
4 NhiteueSS also show queer bright lie
tie bits OF cubist color and are Very
attractive when used in combination
with the plain vrenes of darker tone
| Charming sheer faouCed gowns viii