El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

= ESTEE Capes are Almost like the
NJ cape coats except that they
swing free from the shoulders
and are not confined below the arm
Sits. one particularly pretty one is
Of cell blue burella cloth. lined with
silk Of the same shade. The vestee is
quite long. has two pockets and IS
held IN place by a belt which runs
around the waist The cape has a con-
vertible collar and buttons covered
with the cloth. The vestee may be
discarded at any time, for f.
snaps in place with little catches. An
other cape in the same model is in old
blue cloth with white Eabardine lin
ing and collar trimmed with brass
buttons.
Another unusual coat IS in Ameri-
can Beauty silk pOpHn. Il is a reg
ular sport coat model. having a tan
DrOcade lining The collar is the
wide fringed scarf style. and the cuffs
button up TO q point. For one who
wants striking looking coat there is
tan silk, with q gay plaid trimming
Of khaki wool The plaid is green
yellow and deep tan and appears in
collar, cuffs and lining OF sash, and
also in wide side panels at each side
Of the 1leated coat skirt. The white
brOadclOth blazer is also q very pOpu-
lar sport garment
Among the Jersey coats there IS
one in blue that IS sleeveless and
has draped shoulder cape that falls
over the tops Of the arms. II has a
wide, dark blue stenciled border
around the bottom and on the edge
OF the cape drapery, and IS finished
at the waist with a soft, tabular sash
with friuEed ends a sweater shawl
Is an oddly woven little affair I'm tan
Shetland wool Ir has n servIceable
hood, finished with a tassei at the
back, and ties at the front To is long
enough and fun enough TO be a warm
and coy garment for evening rides.
A novelty I'm a raIncoat for men is
the new tan gabardine with a light
plaid lining II is made with an in
verted pleat on each side. starting at
the Waistllne OF each side and allow
ing an eighth inch fulluess on either
side when the wearer IS seated s
small loop strap holds the pleats flat
and close when the extra room Is not
needed The coat is fun raglan back,
with coat sleeves and convertible
collar.
Linen helmets. with green facing
under the visor, are popular for tour
ing Iney come also in pOnEee al
paca and silk. but the linen helmets
are usually chosen TO be worn with
the new raglan busters, IN white or
natural colors There Is also a new
rain3rOof buster which answers the
two purpOses-protect from either
dust or rain-provided the latter Is
not to heavy. PonEee stitched hats.
with wide brims that may be turned
down, are also liked for touring use. .
Patriotic mascots are the fad Of the F.
hour. Among the new ones is the
soldier boy who holds an American
flag. A four inch shield OF the
American flag, in metal. fastens
around the radiator cap: a revolving
ring holds the flags OF our allies.
with the American flag in the CEN
ter. and whirls like q piuwheel as the .
car moves forward.
Out or the past the suubonnet has
been revived and IS now featured
among the touring headge1r-1uasnr.
becoming and comfortable There Is a
wide parasol to match the bonnet
covered with the same material. and q
capaci0us knitting bag. which COM
pletes thc Cd time atmosphere Of The
outfit