The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-27

NEW NOTE SOUNDED
4 IN o C0L0nS
AND DESIGNS


lTVyoMEN have been 80 absorbed
M In the amaklns novelties Intro
w duced In the realm OF footRonn
that they are only just watkins up TO
the fact that the anne astonishing
change n taking place In record 10
gloves. IN fact, they have been golng
o. wearing the same monotonous
street and dress Rlnvea that have Tor
years been accepted as eood taste,
without realizing hat an entirely new
note Of color and design vas being
sounded for the coming summer ~
the glove Manufacturers.
I'd "a this spring. gloves have been
the mere ct cetera Of a costume. one
glove has not materially differed from
another glove In lack OF beauty. There
have been slight variations In one
OF tan. biscuit, putty. and cream. IN
addition to the conventional white aud
black, aud now and then "A moderately
novel bit OF stitching has been seen;
but Tor the most part women have
grown to feel that gloves are gloves.
IL looks now, however. rs " they
were going to see AZ striking new ef-
fecis in hand-coverings during tho
next few months a. they have Just
been having In ot-eoverinss.
Naturally these novelties will be
shown first In the silk gloves, as the
season goes on. The silk glove Is not
only preferred by many women for
wear with summer frocks. but II
seems TO be more In keeping with the
quaint Victorian costumes which are
more and more worn, than are gloves
OF Kid or suede. There are. TO oe
sure, large numbers Of women who
rave never adopted silk gloves; but
for those who have the new styles
these gloves will be most ~interesting.
One OF the simplest OF the new ideas
shows a reception glove. u extra ell
bow length, In white SILK. with a SER
les OF tucks stitched In black extend
ms from the wrist 10 the glovehem.
This glove accords well with the black
and white stripe effect 30 popular Ia
many OF the summer costumes. II Ia
pointed In BLACK but not too heavily
&C. look well with a dainty frock.
Appropriately worn with the old
fashioned ruffled dress, which Is being
revived this year. Is a white SILK glove
with a narrow white runle or plated
frill running up the outside OF the
arm from wrist to glove top. some
times his frill is white stitched Ia
black or white, or Is black stitched
In white or black. In some Of he
models thi glove does not open at all
at the palm. but fastens with buttons
or snappers up the outside OF the
arm. close TO the friil.
Another combination OF black and
" hite II shown In a short glove Tor
shopping or travelling. Il Is o: white
silk. finished al the wrist with a black
frill which begins at the irat button.
II has line black pointing and BLACK
buttons or snappers. II tlso comes In
all white and lathe neutral tones now
In vogue. putty, sand and 80 on. one
glove in tan SIR had a friil Of dark
brown. another style showed the
white glove with IA fnll o. navy blue.
Bright colors have not yet been in
troduced In gloves. although both
black and white silk ones come with
heavy stitching in green, old blue and
yellow.
Fancy stitching on some gloves
combines yellow and black. blue and
white. green and black. ana so on.
quite elaborate are the long gloves
entirely embroidered In white silk
motifs. with "a bow-knot design mid
way Of the forearm, and one pair de
luxe has a broad silk ba1d which
closes tightly about the wrist and Ia
embroidered lI small wild roses. In
the center Of each OF which is q
rhinestone dcWdroP.