Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

ished with an inch wide band OF self
colored satin.
Various models in trimmed hats
particularly pleasing to the fasidious
feminine eye are OF georgette with
crowns OF black or dark ruby velvet
trimmed with bands of black MORE.
The hat also carries spread wings or
Copenhagen blue central ornaments
made of beads. A new sailor which
is proving very popular Is giace
Eavy blue ribbon laid In vertical
rows over n double crown. The briIn
which is rather wide, Is covered with
self velvet A band of narrow ribbon
around the crown Is caught with six
small blue enamel buckles, and I'm
ished with a bow In the front.
For Dinner Gown.
Especially fashioned to wear with
the dinner gown of silk or velvet are
the models in velvet. one In particu-
lar shown in local millinery shop Is
of deep blue velvet, with black burnt
ostrich fea ther border. This IL made
with a high stiff velvet back effect
and collnpsrble crown, mushroom ef-
feet.
The hat and stoll TO match are OF
self material. One pleasing effect IL
gained by the use OF black panne
plush. The cap is made TO fit close to
the head and Is edged with narrow
band OF mole fur as Is the scarf. An
other set has hat of very. dark plum
and laced on the edge with purple
chinchilia. The crown Is pulled over
to form a bow II the right side with
wings drawn thru. The stoll Is or the
same material in the plum color
- One evening hat, so exquisite in
fashion and material as to gain mem
ton was large cloche of corbean-
blue velvet crown and flange with
transparent brim of silver net On
leaves conferred With mole fur. held
with. silver thread to the crown
| formed the trimming.
From the shops where one finds
the last in hats, irresistible In theii
many forms and color combinations,
where fur, and ribbons, feathers and
velvets Scign IL seems difficult to turn
afain and find something allurins IN
| the line Of a dinner gown or opera
/ coat, But there In our next doo'
shop is a dinner gown charming IN
material and style. From the high
neck to the tip Of the tunic the gown
fashioned of black satin is fastened
with small black jet buttons. The
| tunic which falls to the hem OF the
skirt and gradually shortens to three-
quarter length in the back Is eX-
quisitely trimmed with Chinese en-
groidery.
Armlct Sleeve Effect.
Another gown by Rose Winsor is n
black satin and Copenhagen blue
panne velvet combination. The new
armlet sleeve effect is of the velve'
trimmed with narrew gold braid. Th-
"Billie Burke" neck is finished with 9
fold of tho panne velvet self materla
while the front of the gown carries 9
design richly embroidered in golo
thread other dinner gowns OF par
ticular style were in the lightel
shades of georgette and trimmed witt
embroidery and satin. Velvets arr
good but are more often found in {
combination with satin or other sof
sl,iny-faced silks.
A strictly new model IN full lengti
coats shown by one shop is by Jean
1t is of trench brown velour and mad
with extremely large cape collar line
with hunters green broadcloth. On
feature OF this rather unusual node
which makes II ideal for motoring /
the fact that when buttoned clos
about the neck the collar will form
hood. The ends of the collar wi
then form n scarf which may be fas
tened about the neck Each Of thes
scarf ends have in them small sli
pockets.
This week in the men toggery shop
was found beside the showing Of la
dies beaver hats special display O
regulation military sweaters, som
formed sleeveless with v necks Will
others slightly heavier are made I
/ button close about the neck and hav
two patch pockets at the side front.