El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02

and will lend itself readily to the more
elaborate style of suit SergeS with
a heavier rib or wider vale are more
suitable for the palmer and more Sc
we're types. Gabardine is very strong
favorite also, and is one of the smart
est Of materials. 1t is more of a novelty
than a plain serge and promises TO De
tremendously popular for spring. any
style suit can be made of 1t, for the
character of the material gives 1t
great deal of style. Then there is that
which is known as gabardine wolfe a
finer weave of this same material, for
those who prefer lighter weight IN
cloth.
Fine Ottoman cords are quite a smart
novelty in wooden fabrics and narrow
faille Weaves, the same as in the SILK
and are very new and distinctive. a
number of etamine cloths are shown
The weave of these is closer and inner
than that which we have had IN past
years and it will doubtless be big
success.
galore-some of it with wonderful high
luster and some with dull cire effect
Fable silk in both wide and narrow
cords will be much worn Tor street cos
tunes. There is a beautiful SILK known
as "poult-de-s Sole" it is the same weave
as faille, but is crisp to the touch, Ilke
taffeta silk. In diagonal weave these
are very smart when combined with
satin Moire with a marking that IS
scarcely visible is also shown. Taffetas
as soft as chiffon are used for three
piece costumes.
trimmings for the suits will depend,
| Of course, upon the lndlYldqaI VINO
wears it There are flat silk Hercules
braids in ali widths and applied In al
| most every way. A smart finish Tor a
! suit is binding of medium width
braid particularly one of the plalner
type. For a dressy costume, black
soutache braid in fancy design with
| hand mbroidery in heavy black Iloss
/ is most effective. Buttons are stunning
1 and are used in great protuslon. Pock-
/ cts play an important role TINS season
and are TO be found on all costumes
/ from tailor-made to evening gowns. SILK
| costumes are trimmed mostly with con
| trasting materials and wonderfully
] smart combinations are seen. Ihere are
| only touches of hand work and a Few
/ exGuisitely soft sashes. Buttons OF
| every conceivable style and most IN
/ usual designs are worn.
| For evening and dance frocks the ma
/ terials are exquisite and SIMPLY DesSd
i description The thinnest and sottest OF
| chiffon is trimmed with tulle and Ilne
| crystal beads and there are whole
| frocks of fine silk net IN the mos
/ beautiful shades. Liberty satln Is
greatly used and fine faille in delicate
| coIors is soft and easily draped- troSty
| looking taffetas that are crisp pu'
very soft. are beautiful when com
| bined with the filet laces that are out
! lined with delicate SILVER LII Sauo- - -
ms in two tones are smart ana are
very. new. Bands of palette are useC
on net and fringes of crystal and sil,
yer beads are very new Boolces o.
silver CT metal thread Materials are
/ made with skirts of deep lace founc,
ing and any other desirable materla
| can be substituted.
| Flowers. notably small pink roses
| .nd gardenias are worn as corsag'
ornaments 5l-I1 and. give quite touch e
the gown. slippers are worn TO mater
| gowns but white and tlesh-pink az
Ss,onero1I,, tho most popular colors, fol
! thew combine well with all the evening
! shades. Trey are ornamented VIII
| small flac bows. A few of them nave
/ novelty buckles, but most OF them arr
Citizens in novelty designs with hug
flowers sUyewn over the surface are
worn as Il scarf, the colors harmohln
( - With that of the gown. Tulle II
| sofr coI0rs makes an exquisite tinisf
| in a scarf for evening wear.