Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-11
THEY WEAR ALL
SORTS Of THINGS
ABOUT THE NECK
Sumner Furs With the Their
m0neter at 90 In the Shade
and No Shade Make One
Ask What's the Reason,

aHtaitA acaWrara.aufHc 81 no erfa.su IfuHsal
New A9rb JuF -Trauspa rsa
bats and furs te.ge head scar au
TOYS ueeks cheese are some of OBJ
thinss in fhr summer fashion. thI
men question. Hnl efeu feR uoma
elme an tu and sal $50 as the fher
mometer suafs skfRafl Th. Itth
maiden with ben rksna haf r9e
stfcnch on thc Eri Win the Whit
fox furs huEs ihcm moro closely. ana
me Wcarfr 81 the Velvet bat sedatob
raises a parasoL such matters ar,
beyond The comprehension 81 mcr
man OF The woman Wh0 was brough
up to view clothes f0r comfort
Their very udditr is tina iurc tha
makes them popular What matter.
q coat of tam n the bat b. woven with
holes 20 duplicate the head dress oI
the man that pulls the Jlurlksha ir
Even the woman who is conserve
tive Wiih her dress and suit casts wise
com ~ the winds above tho shoulder
line What lies above bespeaks the
liue woman who ia her heart of
heafL loves the fantasies of fashion.
The demure Quaker and saucy Chin
Ihln' collars. the Happy hat ana stiff
TT trimmed sailor. even the plug hat ~
sun beaver fringe that Mrs Vernon
castle made famous at tho rnccs APP
peal % those az Us who llkn some
thing different
The mode breathea romance. and
romance ie what fashion thrivcs ON
Every hat and every collar awakcns a
memory OF tells "a new tale. II is in.
tcfeHinE 20 note that the Quaker col.
TAR has It's origin iu the collar OF the
mans costume How acandaligcd Tho
shades ~ the old time Quaker and
Puritan must he Go soc their collars
made ln frivolous organdy Swiss and
cretunne Jabots ana ffilis come from
another period when French cour-
tiers wore fuThclows ia modern times
sara Rernhardt gives her famous
Nohth-EiNiuR FIRM 10 the high collar
while the flnring half collars that are
SIM shown on dresses ana waists bark
back to "a portrait or Shelley Nor
ls the mode without humor. Chin
1hin collars aimed at eldy mas
0ueihue costume, have gone far OF the
marx ana appear on coats
faat modes are drawn On for hats.
toe in an exclusive shop just of
the avenue, one nf the girls OF the
younger set ordered "a Garden hat the
other day uf white chip. with a pyra- I
mid or pink roscs--the cxact dupl. /
cate Of the hat her great great grand |
mother wore when sine tripped across
the lawns at the capitol Am these
ehrden hats ~ lerhorn and milan res
can colonial days. Even the "rikisha."
Imported in spirit from Japan smacka
oi this FtNin when trimmed with roses
the black Vanished cord on whirh n
is made contrasting with the light
lfoeks
Broadly speaking, the hats of the
season are divided into four classes.
these portrait fashion garden hats
siiif-hrimmed sailors that boapenk tho
past or the present according to me
materials and trimmings the sports
hats. borrowed from the four cor
ners of che globe and last but not
least tho cotky Wrban- which show
the martial note ln millinery.
The 1lt-brimmed sailors are
'haptpr u themselves Already thp
iiraw We are on the wane Chiffon hrlns
so have tired of ana eo tke atteu.
Son naturally turns 10 sailors of blue
ailota black velvet and cretanne.
America the white leather-faced
iH O. worthy emblem to