Evening star., 1915-10-03

plaid uncut velvet sport ana scarf,
all bea ring the divine touch of that
New York man-milliner who lately has
taken to making wraps and sport suits
also.
An evening coat of dark green vel
vet with ecru taffeta and brown fur
collar. could have been fashioned only
by the artistic who is about to invade
Chica COS Mayfair. An evening gown
of blush purple trimmed in pale
greenish blue and much dull gold pas,
sementerie, a bouffante tulle arrange
ment over the hips. was SO bewitching
that one could understand shoplisting
even after years of the best home in
nuence and religious training.
A white lace or net trimmed In
pink, complete in itself as a simple
evening gown, had an extra overdress
of coral pink velvet caught with tiny
festoons of ribbon flowers, to trans
form ii into a gorgeous ball gown.
One OF the noticeable features was
the brilliancy of color everywhere dis
played IN the dress
Up-to-Date Modes of the women at
at Horse Show. ms sne show last
week vivid buttercup yellow
sweater was seen next to an apple
green knee-length coat, while little
further along a bright rose coat of the
exact shade of an American beauty
bloomed amid a garden of delicate flow
er shades. Almost the only thing un-
touched by the passion for color was
the hat milady wore, and that, almost
to a woman. was n wide fiat black vel
vet affair. with next to nothing for
trimming.
A trio that excited murmurs of admi-
ration consisted of Mrs Charles Ran
dolph Snowden. Mrs. Harry Vain Har-
rison and Mrs. Gardner Cassatt. All
three wore white suits and footwear,
but Mrs. Snowden finished her costume
with pale blue hat and a black and
white plaid cape in Little Red Riding
Hood style. Mrs. Harrison added white
furs and a small white hat to her cos
tune. and Mrs. Cassatt gave the neces-
sary finish to her attire by tiny black
hat that resembled a pillbox. The trio
felt the winds severely, and spent half
the afternoon about a tea table.
Mrs. ". w. Atterbury. who made her
first public appearance since her honey
moon TO California, wore a cafe-au-lait
corduroy suit with the straight skirt
and belted coat, that is such a popular
style: and a rose pink hat. untrimmed
except for band of the same.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Antelo Devereaux
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ambrose
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Skiddy Won
State of New York. the last of whom
Miss Kathryn y. Steele. The party was
Joined late in the afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard H. Henry and Mrs. and
Charles A. Mum. thus making an at
tractive family gathering. since Mrs.
Devereaux and Mrs. Henry are sisters
and Mrs. Mum cousin. Mrs. Mum
wore an English tweed suit in various
brown shades, a small brown velour
hat and brown walking shoes. Mrs.
Devereaux was also in brown with a
small velour hat Of the same shade.
while Mrs. Henry wore a white suit and
q small white hat.
At the marriage last week in Detroit
of Miss Grace Brown. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross
Ivory Satin and Brown of Lincoln
Chantilly Lace. aradbeer' M in Trim,
ity Episcopal Church. palms and pure
white Annunciation lilies adorned the
altar. while standards bearing large
clusters of pink gladiolas and lilies of
the valley were artistically arranged
In the aisle.
a gown of ivory duchess satin with a
bodice OF pearls. finished at the waist
with a eorsage bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley. The skirt was
draped and pearl trimmed over an
underskirt of Chantilly lace. long
court train fell from the shoulders and
the tulle veil was caught to the COLI
fure with pearls and orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet of bridal
roses and Iilies of the valley. Mrs. Rus
sell McCheyne was the matron OF honor
fon over pale pink satin. She wore "a
veil wreathed with tiny rosebuds and
carried roses.
The picture hat is even more pic
turesque this season than ever. and
among the new
More of a Picture models is a cherry
red velvet one
AnoA 0Sei. with da h n z
curve OF the broad brim. Red hats are
always attractive for evening wear and
in any assemblage at dinner in hotels
and cafes make gay color note quite
in harmony with the environment. The
large red hats shown recently have lit
tie trimming. One model Is trimmed
with small cluster Of black bird of
paradise.
A bonnet-sbaped red hat trimmed
with chinchilla fur was another OF the
most attractive of the new models
Ail-white hats are always in style.
and each season brings new designs.
There are white fTr turbans and
toQues trimmed with ostrich orna
--c.t5 and flowers. Like the all-black
hat. the white one can be worn with
-lmost any colOred dress.
Miss Edith Larrowe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Z. Larrowe of Detroit,