Evening journal., 1920-11-12

, more than one season; and. next, By
choosing materials that meet the same
requirements. The list Of new fabrics
Is engaging, but many OF them are
prohlbltive, not even their extreme
width reconciling thJir high cost with
their practical possibilities. There 10
no doubt that the greatest interest Is
displayed IN soft finished fabrics, such
as velours, veldyne and duvetyne, but
a good quality Of either one viii run
into two figures There are cheaper
qualities. Of course, but experience mas
proved that a good serge or tricotlns
Is much 70 be preferred 70 a cheap
pile fabric, compared from any stand
point For afternoon dresses satins
are used more than any other mate
riai with tafreta next. Combinations
are employed with smarter and more
satisfactory effect than ever this sea-
son. In coatings. there Is general un-
animity on the subject Of bolives, polo
cloths and mixtures. Reversible cloths
are also much in vogue again Among
the most prominent Of the last named
ia a thick velours dc laine which
comes in two smart colorS, dispensing
with trimming In the development OF
the garment in which II is used. Black
and brown and navy blue and gray
are combinations in great demand
The richest Of the new ooaors are
the browns and blues The former IN
dude Malay and Bedouin, while the
most prominent Of the latter Is su-
chow, Q tlue with decidedly greeniHn
cast. Brick and dark shades OF gray
are also excellent shades
Dresses for oil occasions show dong,
lsinuous lines. Daytime frocks are IN
lone piece with a touch OF fulness at
the sides. achieved by the cut Of the
gown itself or by En arrangement OF
| the tunic OF OF the panels. One sim
ME model attract further attention 20
the fair for black and brown. The
bodice and panels are OF brown satin,
the ekirt being OF black velveteen.
Black and brown embroidery edges
the panels and continues about the
lower edge OF the long waist The neck
has a round outline and Is colarless
In fact, more attention Is paid TO the
J neck this season than ever before
Dresses either have no collar At all, OF
> the fronts are open with high cohars
r OF self-material falling back from cn'
shoulders.
An unusually simple and prett.
( frock Is IN Malay brown serge witt
, Moyen Age waist 70 which a straigh
gathered tunic ID attached The walls
4 fastens IN eurpice sftsct and has
, lturn-back collar Of velveteen 70 mattel
} the foundation skirt Eyelet embroid
cry trims the lower edge OF the wads
: and the fulness is held in with . very
l narrow string belt OF velveteen. Moth
ling is more fashionable than the Moy
en- Age waistline and II is exerting
strong influence upon the new sea
sons modes. It Is entirely guiitlesi
Of ell eccentricity Of line or treatment
and supplies q silhouette that follow
the lines without exAggerAtion-
Frocks intended for indoor weal
I mostly show short sleeves In the ki
Z mono effect or some variation Of II. 4
, design In pearl gray satin has a redin
cote embroidered about the lower edg
5 and vest with dark blue beads and EN-
: broidery. There is . naring collar
slightly wired, while the eleeves fal
Q a few inches below shoulders, to b
; FINISHED with roILbsck cuffs OF sell
material