The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-25

sou models that seem mlraculonely de-
signed 90 meet your temporamental
needs.
Older Women Not Forgotten
Foe tho woman pa, sixty-one
dares not speak % any lesser axe as
vorEinW on emo old--thero are special
neeiiEeea ia suitable fabrica and col
orinwa. Suitable fabrics" fot an el-
DERBY lady Gin The matter of dressing
gowns and Wrappers used 20 be Han
nciotte. wadded silk, albatross and
outing flannel Not So nowl The tea
gowna and nogl'geoa ~ past-sixiy are
exquisite affairs Of satin. chiffon and
Aces and some models are - velvet.
Draped lengths 81 chiffon vel gold
thread cmbraidugies. Bands Or rich
hroCade ana fUr are used for trim
ming. All tbo coiors are s0ft-subtls.
the coiora that a~e kind Cd fading com-
plcxlons and CRAVING tresscs, n the
elderly lady insists upon plenty OF
warmth ehe can have a nanneIette slip
O. an extra heavy wool union suit un-
der her lovely negilgce. but the neg
ilgee must suggest grace and beauty.
not warmth. Of course. these reell-
gees fer Older women come up well
about tho throat and have sleeves that
cover the arm. Sometimes loose. II w.
ing sleeves are lined with several lay
ers o. chiffon. And three layers Or
chiffon are warm enough for anybody
Even 81 she Is subject TO neuralgia
In winter time
The ease IL getting into IS q feature
% an the new negiigces. Did you
ever wear enc Of the old-style tea
gowns with 4 waist lining" that had
10 be hooked up. and hair a dorcn IN
visible hooks and eyes 10 catch the
draperlcs IN place. III so. you app
prec'ate these modern teaEowns
which may be slipped on between the
time you see your guest climbing The
front steps and her ringing of The
front doorbel.
one 81 the stunning black ueElEecs
81 the season is pictured On the model
of shelton looms brocade--biack with
shadow design Of sold The draped
coat fails loosely over trousereges of
black satin that arc looped up coauct-
ti~hiy with black and gold tasscls. TIE
edrcs % the brocade coat are faced
with fNde green chiffon and a ftrlng
a. wooden beads II SADIE and black Il
drapcd over the shoulders. failing IN
deep loop ~ front and back. This
Is very modern ane exceedingly
temporamontal s1d n ood-expres
nerllree but one should not say o. was
particularly warm ana cory,
Roses Decorate Peignolrs
There - warmth ana real cornoss.
however. us the ehaise Tongue robe
pictured This is a room Gown, "a peir-
noir, rather than teaKown and is
trimming is the Interesting feature.
Roses In an sizes. and made or Ink
satin ribbon. seem Go have been show
cred ever the garment ard lacked fast
wherever they allehted. This a. the
very latest Paris lAca. The lonss
peirnolr d Of gray silk and ls lined
with pink chiffon FIRM - the ch.fon
extending beyond the edges, srk cord
all around the robe makes the soft
silk raru cnt scou1 more sunstantiai-~
and tho roses. some 81 thea quite
huge. add more substance and wNiwhl.
Who wouie not love % curl up In a
chaise Tongue. wrapped IN this de-
ilHhtfuiiv sor and comfortable peir-
noirT A negiiwce - tho familiar
dainty we that many women ike
best. Il % nesh tinted satin and cream
lace wifh tiny sfik ro~enu4s. The
edges ~ me lace bouncing. reversed
on the Earment make tho loose
sleeves
Trouscrcttr Ncwligccs AliuFing
saury and say ere the trouserctte
negiiEeea, one wouid have 90 he
happy and iight-heartod 70 weas che