The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-23

! HOUGH you hear lot about the
tall, close-fitting stock collars
IN they are wearing in Paris now"
- very few of these uncomfortable
neck dressings are noticeable as yet
outside Of fashion pictures. There are
plenty OF low collar styles In the shops
and these low collars promise to be
quite as fashionable for spring and
summer as the choker effects. LET
the long-necked, swan-throated wom-
an wear q choker If she wants to; but
the rest of US will abide by comforts
able styles"-that seems to be the con-
census of opinion in feminine circles.
Few OF the new collars, however,
come all by themselves. They usually
travel in company with a vestee, or
guimpe. or a pair OF cuffs-and this
spring the neckwear manufacturers
seem to have realized at last that ell
bow sleeves are wider at the edge
than wrist-length sleeves, and have
made cuffs largo enough to fit the
shorter sleeve.
Collars Straight In Cut
Most of the new collars are straight
across affairs. the round collar is sell
dom found, IL one may except the little
eton which fits close up to the throat.
The straight collar sets best on o
waist that has a square. " shaped or
oval neck opening, and most Of the
new collars are rather narrow, out
inning the decolletage Of the bodice
put not spreading out on the shoulders.
sometimes the collar is short, coming
only few Inches down the front of
the decoiletage. Sometimes IL Is
elongated almost to the waistline. Diff
ierent lengths become different wom-
en- ana when once you find. a very
becoming collar effect It Is wise "a
stick to IL, modifying your collar m
meet changing fashions in material
and trimming. One OF the nrettiost
collars pictured Is the little one az 10
and embroidered net insertions. worn
with " necked surplice bodice
Another small collar, long eoorah
10 come down at either side of a SQUARE
neck opening, is pictured. This modal
has turnover flap edged with a lace
frill. on wider collar OF embroidered
net. Elbow cuffs match the collar
These filmy little collars with match
Ing cuffs are for wear with indoor
frocks, not for outdoor wear as coat
sets. The tailored Jacket demands
something more formal. Indeed most
or the cuff and collar sets this spring
are for wear with frocks-frocks of
dark wool fabric, or of poplin. or of
SILK or linen, or Bingham. For the
collar and cuff set on simply made
irock Is becoming an important detail
Ok tnat frock. Many of the vestees are
intended for wear with frocks also,
when the front of the bodice Is cut
0u' IN deep opening.
The Jaunty Small Boys Collar
mere Is something very captivating
Toout ah eton collar and silk necktie.
e combinatlon Is small-boyish and
,aunty below youthful feminine face.
anu Is not likely that any owner Of an
O'uer face will be foolish enough to
Tba ne Oh these little-boy collars.
st ae feminine eton collar is not stiffiy
oas ike little brothers, but is
=, OF crisp, handkerchief linen or
"a Vsahdy, and below the demurely
SsT SIX neckbow is a frilly vestee
~. SHOWS In the Jacket front.
| a, ne VI these eton collar sets, made
wnte organdy has red oiIclntb
m a oilcloth and organdy are
very last word. you know. in fash
sole combinations. The organdv
No r.e9 mas two crisp fiuted frills stand.
rr,, 'uI at either side and the center
hcba. pintucked; tuck every two
sos. between the tucks are discs
or scarlet oilcloth-like little red but
rraM. And scarlet oil cloth discs in
az Fps decorate the corners of the col
' The silk tie is black.
Guimpes Galore
wear g. foremost motif in spring neck
Nam 81, lhe guimpe. Guimpes range
'eeVeiess waists trimmed on the