The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-05

~ 'fouss can IS more inrcrpstins
and fascinating Twenty years ago,
oven ton years ago, many trousscau
ncgligces used 20 be made In the
home sewing room. but such lovely
garments arc available now IN the
shops that most brides prefer 20 pay
q bit moro and have those exquisite
p%oignuirs and touEoWu- which ave Il
grace and q cachrt 90 -martucss Inn
possible 90 achieve tt home
Plenty or food Warm Ncgligccs
Provided
II Is amusing 60 note the popularity
OF warm boudoir garments this au-
iumn In the good old days when
n could rely on a Temperature Of
so or thercabout In ones steam heat.
cd domicilc. whatever Jack Frost was
up 10. outdoors, nobody paid much al.
'eniion 10 warm aogiigcesr-brilcs
least Of an. Tho demand was for airy
chinons and l1ccs. oven Tor midwintcl
wear. But everybody learned 70 los.
son last winter and many q woman
shivcrod throuph her broukfas.
wrapped In "a sweater or a FUR coat.
uvor her chiffon pcignu.r. SO whether
Tho coal situation proves s|1lubrinue
or the contrary there o. likely 10 be o.
coy. intorlinod fur-trimmcd bJthrobo
handy In every wardrobe.
Alas. that Just when they ore most
wanted, corduroy roJcs should be N
hard TO get. But there Ia very little
corduroy ct tho market now and
eomcthing else must be substituted.
Tho substitute. IN tho case of autumn
brides, rs yolvct-for velvet. you know.
now hat wool wligos ave go h.rh
priced, seems quito a cheap material
by comparison. 4 raspberry pink
gown Of cut velvet. resembling cordu.
roy IN weave, Ia pictured. Good ana
warm ls o. not -tnd dolirhffuI,v COZ,
Tor a crisp morniuE-Wlfh MS ample
proportions. MS loose sleeves and the
deep collar 'hai adds rNfrt warmth
over the shoulders Collar and cum
are scailopcd md cmhro id,rcd In sell.
toned silk and the gown has deep.
thlrrod pockets ai either side OF The
double breasted front. There ar.
some beautiful Whitc velvet ucgligcos.
also Those are trimmed with bands
Of fur on collar and Guns and ar,
Tined with soft white silk one eN.
pllsi'o model Is trimmed with white
fox and has u deep, pointed collar lin.
lshed with a white sir tlssOl
White NcgiIgees In Special Favor
quite IN contrast to the white velvet
gowns just Described Is a ilmy ncgii.
gee OF chiffon, Illustrated. This lovely
ufair IN white. also. though a single
touch OF color Is added IN the sash of
narrow blue MORE ribbon which
passes twice around tho waist and
ties In front. The simple, chaste lines
and severe, coilarlc,s decolieiare are
very artistic; there is "a classic beauty
about this white garment that makes
II more appealing than tho most co.
quettish negligeo OF pink chiffon. satin
and lace. Tho straight slip Is OF white
satin meteor, falling In %uncounned
lines from the shoulders. and The blue
ribbon sash draws in the soft silk
just enough 90 give a graceful curve
at walls, and hip, The satin Is "cased''
across the front by gathering T. 70 a
Hat yoke witch reaches from shoulder
seam 20 bust. az the back OF the gar,
rnent there Is no yoke, tho satin fall,
ing straight fron shoulder to hem
The white chiffon sleeve drapery 2,
particularly graceful. Siashos are cut
In the drapcry and finished with plcot.
edging. about six inches from the end