Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-14
PADS AND FANCIES
 FOR THE MO7ORIST
Novelties in Hats, Wraps and Assec. sories are Designed for Use in
 the Automobile.

Strikingly tailored sport suits of Velveteen, corduroy and medium
 weight wool materials are very much worn for touring as well as for town wear with the extra biz machine coat over them while ridins. Women de- clare they are much smarter, for din ing at wayside hotels CT for shopping than heavy suits. Natty little vests of l leather or fancy materials add an ap- hreciable bit of protection. especially when worn over tho light weight fan. Tel shirtwaist. The skirts, though close, fitting, have ampe side pockets which form the trimming when. put on military fashion with buttons.
 One pieqa dresses for moto. use are gaining many advocates on account of their extreme comfort. One may wear short motor corset or even go without corset and still with the big loose wraps worn to match, the gowns and the usual furs look per- fectly all right This means lot on 9 long trip. These gowns are not the old fashioned untidy looking af- fairs that they once were, but are cut on new and becoming models, and the materials used arc adapted for the purpose.
 Satin hats seem to nave qome into being to hold the centre of the fash. ion stage for some months to come. Like their fair wearers they are al ready booked for Southern spring touring and are also featured with carly summer frocks. A soft flannel lubdown keeps them in gooi condi- ton. no matter how dusy the trip and they come in mdny becoming shapes. Those in black or white witt a square but soft crown and adjust able rolling brims are most popular.
 Paisley shawls are being made into evening wraps by those who have them. One having the cream whiia centre with tho deep Persian border Is made into one of tho wonderfully dFaped French models, lined with heavy white broqade and trimmed with sealskin. The coat is gathered into the waist line by :. band of Per sion embroidery like the border. The yoke of white velvet is edged With tho fur and the high collar is of the fur. Though the coast is most elaborate affair the shawl has not been out. Owners of old camel's hair scarves have been having them converted into the poplar hat, bag and colla. etta sets for wear with the tailored suits. One set made of g scarf having 2 1 bright red centre is lined with crepe te chine, of the same G5lor and trim med with sealskin bands. The hat is a Tam turban with fur bandeaux, and the dropping ton is gathered into a | la. ge red tassel that drops to the i right side.
 Shattuck camp rolls carry 2 soft light blanket, an air pillow, rubber CT canvac collapsible wash basin, l toilet articles, and has pockets foy extras. The rolls are of khaki.
 Trekklng refrigerato" cases hold c.aetked Ice enough in the chamber to 1 keep things cola tWenty~four hours. There are four one-qualt bottles and a food carrier fitted into the case. The case is of basswood. black canvac cov- cred with convenient carrying straps on top.
 Cinnamon brown Vidlna cloth is ! favorite material for children's tour ing coats this season. The material does not crease, does not show dust, and combines prettily with beaver fur. which usually is popular for chil. dren's use. The little coats are mili- tary in cut, with the short shoulder cape huttoned on the left shoulder With fur buttons. The hats are made Of the cloth with soft rolling or stitched brims, with trimming If small beaver heads around the crown.
 Sllp-on sweaters may be ha. now ln all materials. They have the pointed necks with little soft knitted ties under the flat Dutch collars and narrow apron string belts to confine the fitness at the waist line. They are especially pretty in white Shet- land, having colored angora collars, cuffs and ties