The Detroit times., 1914-12-02
BY MARGARET MASON.

written for the United Press.)
EW YORK, Dec. Amy sordld
bmercial soul can feather her own
but II takes true sartorial
ius to feather her own costume
stically. My lady has this winter
e back 10 her old friend, the os
h, for her borrowed plumage. The
rich plume has returned with add
prestige TO its high station atop
be Of the very best hats. IL Is IN
new role OF fringe, however, that
kickles the feminine fancy most
season.
he delicacy and softness OF this
kile fairylike fringe OF feather
hds; makes IL a particularly deslr'
garniture on light fluffy even
frocks, gossamer lingerie anu
phanous negligee, but II is also
ssed into service as suitable trim
on wraps and neck fxings.
ravishing set of underwear con
ing OF an underbodice, panties and
etticoat OF flesh color PussyWlllow
eta makes good the saying beauty
Horned adorned the most devoid
Il Is OF frills and furbelows. It's
hstitched edges are finished with
soft fringe OF the flesh colored
rich fronds and a tiny garland oil
nch ribbon rosebuds -one on each
tie, one on the front of the corset
er and four at discreet intervals
und the bottom OF the petticoat
ke up its rare simplicities.
n apricot tinted negligee OF crepe
chine cut on loose flowing kimona
IS relies for ornament solely upon
hinge OF apricot ostrich which Dor
s IL around the hem. up the fronts
around the neck and sleeves. \
uettish boudoir cap with frlll OF
ich fringe and shirred satin ribbon
pers. feathers around the tops
hpletes. this desirable set.
perfect dream of frock when
WIS the feather trimming or TO ad'
|tage, is worn by the prima donna
The Lilac Domino" the first OF a
son OF Opera Comique presented
Andreas DIPPED, In New York. The
hty gown is built OF shell pink sat
and tulle, The waist which Is a
BIS between a tight basque and a
hi-fitted jacket Is OF the satin. II
tons up the front and the low cut
TX is finished with fat sailor col
which extends from shoulder %
ulder in the rear where there is
b an outstanding medical collar OIL
feather fringe.
The little jacket extends to below
hips. where IL ends in a feather
sh and its transparent sleeves oil
k net are finished softly about the
Ids with the same trimming. The
ri Is an ankle length accordion
hted AFFAIR of the satin over which
} full flounces OF the tulle edged
In ostrich fringe faunt their airy
[rms.
Apropos OF Thespian fashions IN
window OF an exclusive Broadway
Sp Is displayed a gown designed
a well-known stage celebrity no
for her original and startling toll
rs. This particular frock consists
a soft white blouse of china SILK
h a demure little round turnover
lar and a pleated skirt OF dark ex'
|mely blue serge which buttons with
&c white pearl buttons high up On
blouse In extremely shortwaisted
ect. Straps OF the serge passed
$pender-like over each shoulder.
kn obvious steal from the Little
britt" and David Copperfield' suits
'ected by all the small fry this past
kson, II truly promised a certain
Iicrous chic and piquant simplicity
| its grown-up wearer.
Really II isn't SO much what they
: wearing this year that counts as
lat they are not wearing. In other
! rds, you've simply got to take on
Sre than you put on II you would be
style these evenings.
Hou might with perfect IMMUNITY
trot from the Turkish bath to the
In room without bit OF hesitation
some of the smartest evening
|wns fold about the waist and end
|ruptly just above the bust In the
|st manner OF bath sheet as jaunt
affected by steamroom devotees
zen straps OF pearls or brilliants are
coming looked upon as superfiuous
la a bit Of whalebone UP the front
OK and under each arm, is all that
|eps these less-than-b odice-more
an.girdle affairs above the danger
lie.
I'm a recent Broadway production
HE'D Experience" Youth asks Fash
Ia. who Is attired I'm one OF those
Observation-Disclosures CONNECTIONS
dance with him. II am afraid
" saws Fashion, "for fear my dress
lght fall OF"