Evening journal., 1920-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. i.-Fifth Avenue
windows Of today look like lawn fetes
or Easter bazaars. Fluffy. crisp and
cool oreandies, embroidered nets and
laces, sunshsdes and bathing suits.
and leehorn and maline hats have
routed the sterner fashion stun Of
winter The Palm Beach.Hot Springs
crowd are casting eager. eyes upon
this torrid-zone raiment, and the
stay-at-h0mes cast no less ardent
orbs. For. be 10 known, 1t is this adj
vance summer resort clothing that
set sthe style for northgrn spring and
summer wear and 70 Is an open
secret that manufacturers are already
making spring and summer clothes
along the very same lines indicated
by the resort ilnery, which Is now do
ing a thriving business for the re-
tailers,
Flower effects in both color. pat
tern and lile hold sway IN many diff
ferent realms OF fashion. One house
Is showing a window OF soft crepe
silk skirts adorned with hand-blOcked
flowers that swirl about the hem
There Is a white skirt, bordered in
gay black-eyed Susans. Another shir
uses a motif OF gorgeous nasiurtiums
Plain colored silk skirts are selling
very well 10 the Southern trade. espe-
clslly modes Of cornflower blue and
rose pinks
other nobby skirts are developed in
combinations OF silk and wool One
house is showing crepe made up with
vokes and panelines OF duNftyn.
Black and white Is most conspicuous
In this line. Even white wash skirts
hglow with some neck or color Mar
lAow bandings Of copper color edge the
pockets and belt Of many models.
Large. noppy hats in summery
shades 10 match the rainbow tinis OF
dresses blouses, and skirts abound
Ribbon hats seem most popular Wide
Roman stripe ribbon fashions many
chapesux and q -nande no additional
trimming. These gay hats are worn
with sport and white costumes Rub
berized silk is pressing TO the fore as
hat fabric.
One charming model Of rose color
trimmed with flowers OF the same ma
ierial Is being shown.
The shiny effects given by glycer
lned feathers, ribbons, and shellaced
braids are being resurrecttd for next
season Many OF the most exclusive
shops are nelllng hats OF cire taffeta.
trimmed with huge bows or selma
terial Organdle itself fashions many
N The airicst hats Flame color Is
very popular. All cloth fabrics are
very good. by the way A house which
sell simportatlons Is asking a fabulous
price for a demure poke bonnet fash
loned OF porcelain blue taffets and
trimmed with vari-colored appliqucd
flowers Of six and wool
Organdie has been found llt for a
brand new fad. This is its use for
little corsage bouquets. Rich evening
gowns OF stift brocades and metallic
cloths are given a wee ingenue fleck
by the flowers OF organdie az shoul-
der or bodice The 'sweet-girl-grad-
uaie" fleet is continued by little
puffed sleeve dresses with high
Vaistd shlrred bod'ces and full skirts
The baby sleeves are generally of or
candle and are trimmed with eyelel
Embroidery or beading.
Dame Fashion seems more tickle
villa her warm-weatber dresses tha,
any other part OF her wardrobe Their,
are Princess models with long-waisteC
bodices made from organdie or wolfe
and fun skirts Of a contrasting laffete
There arc tunic dresses OF taffela will
Medlci collars OF organdie. There arl
y. beaded chifons and georgeites. anl
duvetyn, The winters favOrlie mate
rial continues into this warm