Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-03

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wide aud possibly as wide as eighteen
inches.
The fuller skirts were in evidence
lshowing that there IL no doubt about
the revival of the straight fun skirts
of crlnoline days. and among the
coats was one which reminded me Of
the old fashioned dclmans
Acemi-titted effect Is TO be seen IN
dresses that Is a distinct reminder Of
the princess dress The illustration de-
veloped In sand-eolored hroadcloth,
although far from being a princess.
shows "A combined yoke and girdle
which fits around the waist and hips
| in a princess manner The dress is
made without trimming. the only va
Ration in its simplicity being the chlf-
fon sleeves and the fiaring collar Of
chiffon. The skirl flares out In the ac-
eepted fashion at the ankles show
ing the new breadth skirts are taking.
Cloth-c0yered buttons trim the yoke
under the arms
The second illustration shows "A
dress made on lines more similar to
the princess. The dress is made Of
blue charmeuse. with skirt and waist
in one AZ the waistline 1t is shrred
into the outline Of the figure A sash
of darker shade of the same ma
teria is brought around the front OF
the waist and tied at low waist line
and serves to break the princess eff
feet Buttons covered with the same
material as the sash fasten the dress
down the front
sand color WAS the shade of many
Of the most stylish suits. One suit of
sand color had a jacket that was rath-
er close fitting. quite tailored in it's
effect, the skirt was medlumlv full.
cut circular and without any trim
ming. It was trinity short and show
ed shoes with the uppers and backs
IT sand-colored cloth TO match the
dress and the front OF the shoes of
black patent leather. A cunning little I
round hat of sand colored velvet
trimmed with a narrow band of bea-
Yer fur was worn with this suit which I
all in all was most complete from the I
soft crown of the hat TO the sand 1
colorcd heels of the shoes
Velvet was in evidence in black and |
blue This fabric has been |
most fashionable all fan and winter, I
for both evening and afternoon dress
es and is much less trying in the deep
blue which Is so new, than in the
black. The soft quality Of the velvet
which is termed chiffon velvet. is
much more adaptable to draping than
he velvets of old
The black velvet hat has been ex-
remedy smart since last summer
when New York startled even itself
by wearing velvet toques In hrolling
weather. The black. however, is Civ
ne way To the dark blue velvet The
rats are made in lust the same way
md trimmed In the same manner
fhe sailor shape is the most popular, ,
nd the ostrich fringe is taking the
llace Of the fringelike trimmings of
monkey fur which was the rage in
he fall
The Belgian soldiers cap has been
sed as the basis for a charming lit
le toque worn by charmingiy
ressed young woman at the Horse
how. II was rather round in shape |.
nd flattened over one side of the
ead, running to a point at the crown
long straight quill ran straight up
he back. II suits the fashionable
oiffure very well indeed.
II is only once in a while in the
history Of dress that II is as becom-
ne to the young girl as at the pres
mt time. The tight skirt slashed to
i've room for walking had no place
a the voung girls wardrobe. In fact
he looked very much out Of place In
= But the fun skirts of the winters
node. with or without the long tunic,
re extremely appropriate to the slim
ess of youth. SO is the long Rus
an coat helted at the hips and the
louses which are an offspring TO the
alkan MILDLY the jumper and the
asQue. The large flat hat is infinite
more becoming TO the girlish face
ian the small severe ones which have
cen the rage and still are to a great
Stent.
Some of the serge frocks for wear
school are especially good for the
tile girl under twelve. They are Of
n made with waist and skirt in one
I'd unbelted. The waist is cut away y
meath the arms. and the front and
ick is cut in U-shape The edges Of
lis frock are bound with wide black
IL braid, and a cunning little shirt =
linen is worn beneath the dress in =
ace of the conventional guimpe.
he sleeves of this shirt are long, fin h.
hing with turned back cuffs which |.
stem with cuff links a collar is IL
ade to turn over also and is finished
tn the links
The coat which is made 10 button al
raight down the front with a wide II
ling collar. Is decidedly suitable for
IL IS warm, comfortable 81
d most becoming TO the childish
re