Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
:, Fashion Notes.


tNany novelty effects in wells are be-
inc used, ands'the long-made veil
seems to be enjoying more favor than
the square-shaped veil. Chantilly lace
vcils are being accepted TO great
er degree than earlier in the season.
,and the veil chenille and silk border
done i'm contrasting color is exceeding
ly popular with smart women. Feils
as mart of the hat trimming were an
early spring fashion introduced by
French millners. Now separate Velss
are being worn in similar manner on
ready-to-wear hats, draped to suit the
wearel's idea of individual require
ments. Considcrbly more color than
usual is seen Unveils and yelling gem
orally, which makes fora pleasing
change. -
The campus coat made Of Gamers
hair is a slip-on-V-neck sweater that
is hew and fast meeting with favor
These smart sweaters come in all the
popular colors, are plain knit and in
waistline length that makes them par
ticularly desirable for wear under the
sport suit:
The knitted scarf daily gains IN
favor for it is the logical. neck piece
to wear with the sport or general uti-
litv spring suit. SchrfS Of striped
knitted silk give delightful color note
to the practical suit. as do scarfs OF
brushed wool designed in two-color
block effect. =. 81
1t is not unlikely that the soft felt
hat, untrimmed except for single
large flower, that Paris introduced for
early spring wear will be utilized Tor
summer, for these soft felts are most
comfortable for sport wear.
Pin-check gingham + is a favored
material for little girls summer play
time frocks. Many of, these practical
little frocks are made exceedingly
smart by a good-taste placement OF
embroidery done in black; others are
made very dainty yet more or less tall
ored in effect by collar and cuffs, belt
and pocket flaps Of white pque.
One piece, straight -line dresses OF
white and of colored linen are semi
tailored in effect with pipings, collar
cuffs and belt Of check gingham GU!
bias. The reverse combination is seen
in dresses of check gingham piped ana
similarly trimmed with white or color
ed linen.
Paris has set its stamp Of approval
on the corseted figure by persistentIy
presenting for some. months past de-
signs that more definitely define the
figure than did the models of last sea-
SON. The idea is not to encourage
return TO the stiffly boncd corset OF
several years ago, but to encourage
the wearing Of corset developed on
soft supple lines, corset that gently
confines the figure anu insures nat
ural, graceful posture, at the same
time permitting Of ease and freedom
of movement More often this corset
is of tricot than Of any other mater
ial for tricot, being q knitted fabric,
has the necessary give" and at The
same time clings to the figure.
Dotted swiss in all the prevailing
colors is being used fn" midsummer
dresses no& in the making. This is as
equally true Of modes for little tots as
it is of smart new styles for young
girls and women who are determined
to stay young. Isatiste and organdic
embroidery are favored for trimming
and ribbon velvettfor sashes or girdle
belts.
Large picture hats for dress wear
are developed in black. dark brown
and gray lace, fhc greater preference
being quite materially for black,
though the colored hats are favored
by the women who can afford more
than one such millinery creation.
These hats are usually on drapcd lines
and are flower trimmed.
Lace in metal effect and dyed after
the manner Of French designers plays
prominent part in the exquisite now
negligees recently presented by fore
most American creator OF smart ap-
parel. Negligees entirely Of lace pre-
vail, though there are some lovely
models in brocadc and other fabrics
for which lace in some form serves rs
the trimming.