Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-24

WITH the coming gf of SeTSet Ieat arsi and fur
 w and all that means warI1il" "na he welcome. At all events, they are heinz exploited in really faselna.'nSf sa. nf for,ns or and some wonderful effects ol ma rnl t's ter;als and of colors are to be'net l,'s''h. As has ,a been stated again and agaln, na .h;s , ;s i, season of silks. of the richest brocades and of brilliant n'e.d,l,o ,hnn effects and as a matter oi course; IoS;nns ~ eeh' euch materials are used, the designs of T tbe garments must be compara- lively simple if good effects are to oh+.;n But since there are Just as
 many of the fluffy nets, faces ana flmy materials of the sort as there as aee of the rich and heavy ones eAtle'.les .Sa may fairly be said to meet tor on 'lls one hand. we will see velvets, ana brocadcd silks developed on almos1 .,, severe lines, while on the other, .% Wlll he e exnlo;ted net or net with chiffon elaborated by every known device. An exceedingly beautiful goWn' IS % TOT example, made of white tafteta pro pro eaded with gold in a floral deslsn. The skirt is draped over the hips in burnous style and is edged at the bottom with band of skunk fur; The bodice consists of gold lace drape9d around the figure under the arms wltn gold banding attached at the 1roht; passed over the shoulders and crossed s,,rnlice style at the back, and where the ends of the banding are joined to the bodice, are small cabouchons. showing brilliant stone in the center of each. Another of the veivets known as "waterfall' and which IS one of the loveliest of the Rodier pro duction, is of watermelon pink, with perfectly plain, almost severe bodice held over the shoulders with straps scintillating beads in the same color and with skirt that is draped most beautifully, but is quite untrimmed and which is finished with a girdle that also is of the beads. A quite different costume and one which exemplihess the other side of the picture, is ot richly beaded lace combined with turquoise blue taffeta. There IS an under-skirt of the beaded lace Hounclng and tunic of the silk which forms 3 point at the front and one at the back and one at each side and at the front, it is richly and evenly heavily em- broidered with pearl and crystal beads. The bodice consists of the beaded net draped effectively over the shoulders and hanging in modified. cape-efect at the back. Net is arranged over silk foundations made elaborate in many different ways, with ruches, with bandings, with flower trimmings and what-nots. As will be seen, each woman is free to choose, the rich and beautiful material made simply, or the lighter and thinner fabrics #berlif- fled and elaborated in various ways.
 Black relieved by silver, by gold or by bits of color is a pronounced favorite. A charming gown, avail- able for many needs, is made of black velvet with a plain, straight skirt, shirred at the upper edge and with plain bodice which forms deep V and at the front and one at the back, over gui1npe of silver tissue. which forms smaller Y and has short kimono sleeves, the bodice being quite sleeveless, with big arna-holes which reveal the silver in the most attractive way At the waist line is arranged single rose of brilliant color.