The Jasper news., 1919-03-27

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This model would look charming if
copied In black, with black jet tassels
as q fringe for the sleeves and n lin
ing of some bright-colored satin or
brocade, or 1t might he made of a soft
camel's hair cloth, the Jet tasscls be-
ing retained and lining of Chinese
blue satin being introduced. saw
driving wrap fashioned on very much
the sanre lines as the model here illus
trated.
In this case the material was pale
beige cashmere, with lining of bro
caded silk which showed blue flowers
on a dull rose ground; there was a
heavy fringe of beige silk tassels on
either sleeve and large Follower col
lar of beaver fur. An admirable driv-
Ing wrap, / can assure you.
The second model full-length figure,
shows quaint early spring wrap
made of Venetian red bure, with row
of gray bone buttons down one side
and handsome embroideries worked in
rough gray wool. This Is Beer
model and one which has been greatly
admired. The outline Is simple, the
wrap falling in long straight lines, but
the sleeves are distinctly novel in out
line, spreading out Mt the wrist in leg
o'mutton fashion.
Collar Muffles the Neck.
Here again you have n vague"
very large collar which muflles up the
neck and makes n delightful frame for
the face. The combination of Vene-
tian red and gray is very fashionable
Just now. 1t Is scasonable and cheer
full, two excellent qualities In Worth's
showrooms l recently saw II splendid
driving wrap made of Venetian red
camel's-hair cloth which had deep
cape-collar of sable and lining of tete
de negre satin embroidered In black,
white and dull blue silks.
This wrap was very long reaching
to the hem Of the dress, and mt the
shoulders It seemed ample, even un-
usually hunchy; but the hem clung
in about the ankles and gave the pc
culiar outline which Is typical of 1919.
A lovely young actress-one of the
adored beauties of Paris-had just
launched d most effective novelty. This
novelty takes the form of thick cord,
with long tassel, of bright scarlet silk.
In front there wns an antique orna-
ment, In plaque form, suspended from
the cord, and at the back big tassel
weighted 1t down and made a splendid
flash of color. This idea was taken
from the scarlet cords and tassels
worn by choir boys in some churches
on ccremonious occasions.
The color of the cord and tasSel
was the brightest and most vivid scar.
let, the ornament in front being
of an antique nature. with a slight
suggestion Of church" in It's compo-
sItion. On the head was one of the
new cut Jet bands which are placed
touching the brOws, and which com
pletely circle the head and hair. The
best cut jet Is used for these pretty
bands.
Draw Hair Right OF Forehead.
1t becomes more and more the fash.
ioi W uluN VIC nun ilElll VII lIlS IoIN
head and to arrange ii cry high on
the top of the head, the only soft curls
showing being those which thrust
themselves forward over the ears. This
style Of hcaddress is very dstln-
guished but rather trying to- any one
who is not possessed of small nose
and pretty profile. But all sorts of
women, with all sorts of profles, are
adopting the fashion of drawing the
hair away from the forehead, severed,
And nowadays the hair Is only very
lightly waved, IL waved at all. Side
by side with this fashion we have n
revival of "cropt" effects, the sort Of
headdress that Mrs. Vernon Castle has
made so fashionable.