The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Paris Fancy for ShorfSeeves Brings Renewed Interest
for Light Fur Wraps Attractive Innings Feature
of Summer CapeIefs and PeIisses FOX the
Favorife Peif for Summer Neckpieces.

the fur neckpiece or Goa: that was
Worn month in and month out with
no period OF recuperation would soon
become shabby and life,ess looking
fur recoyers its gloss In cold storage
and It's vibrant quality. Even If &
garment Is not made over during the
oit-scason. IL comes forth from its re-
NFement IN q frigid temperature sew
eia! times newer and younger looking
than when II went in during those days
OF golden spring sunshine SO the
winter fars should he sent TO cold sfor-
age promptly with the first warm DAYS
ana summer furs substituted
4 oddly enough April is The most fur
less month OF The year. Everybody
Is SO Tired of wintry wearabies and
iae mind turns to fresh spring suits.
shiny straw turbans and light weight
fooiwear-fGrs are a perfect drug On
ihs market and one cannot abandon
them too soon Very few so-calIed
summer fGrs are worn in Aprll and a
Few helaied winter furs appear only
on bleak left-over-from- March DAYS.
hui ~ May the summer furs begin 70
come into their Own. Furnaces have
gone out and unless the sun shines
@no the wind Is from the south people
are shiveEy; and then comes that de-
pressing mid-May storm that ALWAYS
makes felix wonder IL summer Is ever
coming. and think lovingly OF the fox
and seal and opossum wearables that i
we're consigned 10 cold storage April 4
nfs' Then indeed, Is the time when /
summer furs begin to come into their
own.
Iox The Favorite For Neckpieccs
Among the summer fur scarfs
there are models in opossum. Aus.ral-
ian ehinchilla and other pelts; but fox
IS 1ar and away the favortte. and all
grades OF fox are among those present
A very handsome taupe fox scarf with
animal head and long brush Is pic.
tured. The scarf falls most gracefully
from the shoulders. held by elasped
paws. the brush swinging al she back.
This is the way Fashion DEGREES that
a neckpSece OF this sort shall be worn.
and the longer and more luxuriant the
swinging brush At the back. the smart
CT the effect This brush. you see, falls
quite TO the hip and the taupe scarf Is
very stunning with q dark blue
George;te frock. which has an inter-
ssisng girdle made of white beads
Taupe fox is most dear TO fashion Just
now, though gray fox Is very good also.
White fox Is worn but IS not rs fash
ionable as Il was q year or two ago
hen every other woman had a whffe
fox pelt about her throat. however
Aarm the summer day. Black furs are
not much worn in summer time excep;
by women IN mourning. There are
few neckpieces OF lynx or black fox
for wear with special costumes but
he average woman prefers taupe or
gray which may be worn with ali I
lrocks and ;ailormades. In addition 20
he long-brushed neckpieces there are .
benny iittie cravats Of seal, mole and
beaver. some OF them daintified with {
srmine knots or facines a cravat. (;
however. must be worn tight around i
he throat or not AT all: whereas a fur
'carf may swing from the shoulders J
ma add 20 the costume without caus- :
ns snffocated feeling IL the day Is ,
oppressive Ia