The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

New York, Aug. 75iLAmong the
novelties in millinery trimming for
the tall are SILK chenille pussy
willows In . graceful spray. Not
only are the pussy willows bloom
ing out Of season. They are also
blooming in such tints Of peacock,
navy, henna, sand and crimson as
never spring pussy willow dreamed
Of assuming. There is also an
autumn ivy leaf in shades Of red
and orange which has burst forth.
in burbank fashion, into luscious
red and black cherries. The black
cherries are large, the red small,
and this fruit altefnates at inter-
vals of a half inch all around the
wreath.
New York, Aug. 25.-The newest
fancy combs for the coiffeur illus
trate the lad for black on. crystal
with black enamel tracery. These
combs are from five to six inches
wide, and are meant to be thrust
into tn hair at the left side of the
back, at an angle as dashing as
possible. Other combs Of the
Spanish type are enameled With
floral rather than arabesQue de-
sign and altogether the vogue for
the comb seems to be about as
strong as ever.
Paris. Aug. 25.-At last 1t has
been wirelessed or thought waved
to the milliners that women are
tired of hats which are queer"
Quaint angles in brims, wild riots
of color, these are gone for the
nonce. In their place the mid
summer millinery offers flowing
curves great simplicity Of both
line and decoration, and an abund-
ance of lovely colors artisticxify
combined. Restraint marks the
use of plumes, ribbons and flowers,
though as yet there is not any re-
straint in the width Of brims.
London, Aug. 25.-One August
bride has included in her trousseau
a variety OF frocks for wear at SIM
pie countryside places and fashion
able French watering places. For
the former she has among other
gowns, a mauve eponge frock en-
broidered with rough, coarse flow
ers and triangles in yellow, black
and garnet, somewhat along Rus
sian lines. For wear at Deauville
she has an organdie in palest lemon
made in simple, little girl fashion
with a round neck and wire sash.
For use in both the country and at
the seaside she has one black frock,
made with a rather high neck, Of
crepe marocain.
Paris. Aug. 25.-Are you super
stitious? Then what you need 'is
the latest Partisan ornament, which
forms sort of a blanket-altidote 10
all misfortunes. 1t is nothing more
nor less than seven wooden balls,
painted in various brilliant colors
and strung on a cord. Upon each
ball isfprinted the name OF a day
of the week. The novel pendant
has two effects: One is the bright
ening of any gown and the other is
the protection Of the wearer against
bad luck.
New York, Aug. ga fascinat-
ing street costume for a cool sum-
mer day or for early autumn is of
all wool canton crepe in wood
brown. This shade is combined
with honeydew. 1t ties at the neck
color between henna, and orange.
The skirt is Of brown, made sim
ply and with a straight hem line.
The blouse of honeydew crepe De
chine shows beneath q sleeveless
Jacket Of the brown canton crepe.
The Jacket, which has wide, point
ed armholes and falls in pointed
panels below the hips, is faced
with honewdew. 1t ties at the neck
with q brown cord.
Green is the emblem of tickle