The Washington times., 1922-08-20

dark 10 n6nt TAN are sponsored,
and q rather light gray Is very
good. There Is a tendency to mix
rose and red with these colors, pro.
ducing q warm. reddish hue thar
Is vedy pleasing for autumn wear.
Red is also woven with black. and
this results In dark henna shade.
A swaser coat Of Shetland. in u red
and black design, has beaver col
lar that harmonizes well with the
coat. From such q wide selection,
the trouble Of deciding vhat snd
how to buy becomes simplified.
The only caution 10 to select the
color best suited to the type for
simplicity of style line dominates,
with just enough elaboration to
avoid monotony.
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IN fur coats, too, the manufac-
turers have had the miss b..
tween fourteen and twenty in mind.
and the number Of suitable coats
Is peculiar to this year. Raccoon
Is youthful and has excellent wear.
ing qualities, and the most impcr.
tant factor to the girl herself Is the
last word in coats for the Jsnne
File. Muskrat, beaver and martin
are also used to fashion sport
coats Of pleasing lines. To wear
with the one-piece frock, the fur.
coat, especially for the daughter.
who has chosen a school in the
north is a sensible investment.
The mention Of leather brings to
mind the pleasing fad for leather
in the fall styles. One odd fancy
is to wear a belt, to which is at.
tached fringed leather pockets.
Worn with simple dress and
with a leather hat, the effect is
unusual but attractive. Leather
Jackets are the thing and for the
school girl the adoption OF that
style would be sensible and would
fulfil the desire of every girl, to be
just a little different from the
other girls. Hats of soft biege,
gray and brown leather, made gay
by appliques OF flowers made Of
bright -colored leather, and hats Of
neutral-shaded felt are girlish and
chic, when leather flowers and
leaves bloom on their crown and
softly rolled brims.
Newer than the leather Jacket
is the jacquette. This is really a
separate blouse of satin or of mate.
lasse. This blouse is worn with a
separate bodice skirt Of accordion
pleated satin, thus forming a COM
plete costume. Pleated flannel
skirts are, equally attractive. All
Paris is reported to be wearing this
new blouse, both for sports and for
dress. 1t may be worn as q blouse
or over a frock. Fashioned from
dark colors, with matching skirts,
the blouse costume is a welcome
addition to the school trousseau.
Several straight line frocks are
an essential in the list Of what
every girl should have. The dress
has stolen much Of the popularity
Of the travelling suit. The coat
dress is perhaps the smartest Of
all. 1t is first in autumn, first
in fashion, and first in the hearts
of the wearers.
Differing entirely from It's in.
terpretation for the older woman
Is the fashion Of the coat dress for
the Jeune File. Here II is the
mode Of youth. in Poiret twill, with
a bit Of colorful braid, highly
colored sleeve lining, metal buttons
and linked belts-varied expires.
sions Of a versatile fashion.
One such stylish frock Of navy
Poiret twill made in the slender,
one.piece style, has unusual cuffs
Of organdie and narrow ribbon.
The three-auarter length sleeves,
and the front Of the frock is
trimmed with ribbon tabs. An.
other one.piece dress is made at.
tractive by bands Of Belgian EN-.
broidery and large buttons. Still
another Is gay and lovely in the
severity ~ its lines and relies on
the brilliant kings blue satin
that line the 1;sre or three.
quarters length sleeves, for adorn.
Copying the styles Of Priscilla, or
the ladies Of the day Of Charles II,
are the very large cuffs that have
made their appearance In time for
the school gifis ss
In orghndie the cuffs may be at.
tached 70 . plain frock and will
give to It that Puritan style that
never ceases 10 please. An attfao.