, 1922-09-15

The accessories OF the costume
count 50 much these days II might
truly be said that when a woman has
the rest OF her outfit she has but
begun. These are the necklaces,
Ei-dles. gloves. sho buckles. collars
and cuffs. vests. wells, bracelets. pins.
combs. pursas. and dozens Of other
things that appeal 10 the feminine
heart and make or mar the whole ef-
feet OF the most thoughtfully selected
costume unless they harmonic with
1t.
During the last few seasons the
neck lines Of the dresses have been
very severe IN shape and very trying
to most women To alleviate this.
charming necklaces and collars have
been presented by the designers which
combine so successfully with the
dresses OF the present mode as to.
seem specially designed as a part Of
them
Distinctive New Novelties
There are chains OF all beads, made
Of contrasting color and a variety Of
sizes that make them individual, there
are Others made OF beads strung on
heavy SUI cords which close at front
with large decorative medalliOns.
finished with large silk tassels.
Other necklaces consist OF black
ribbons buckied at intervals with bril-
liant set buckles and ending at the
ron with studded plaques. These
plaques on some are little lockets
that open TO show the pictures en-
onseH inside. others, in the moro ex-
pensive ones are studded watches.
Black ribbon is also successfully
used for bracelets clasped at the top
of the wrist with jeweled buckles or
with jeweled watches. Other brace
lets that are quite smart and gaining
in favor are made of rings or compo-
sition in white. jade. black, red. am
Der or whatever the color scheme niay
demand. These are large enough to be
worn high on the arm with the sleeve.
less dress and from them hang strands
of smaller beads that fall over the arm
for several inche1. To be worn at
tho wrist or between that and the ell
bow. are small chain bracelets, studded
at intervals with beads of pearl. or
OF colors strikes the fancy OF the de.
signer.
Attractive Shoe Buckles.
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has been a time in the history OF
dress when the shoe buckle took a
more prominent place than at the
present time. They are large and
small. square and round. shaped Ike
little fans and in tassels hat dangle
from mere buttons. They are made
of cut steel. OF bronze metal. of silver.
OF white metal studded with crystal
or coiored stone and OF jet. They
are made TO wear with low cut pumps
or with those that strap the instep
and show enough diversity OF design
10 please all purchasers.
At n time when gowns are shown
with very short or very full sleeves,
the long glove is the logical conclu-
sion. In some instances it is thu
elbow length glove in black or brown
kid for the street costume, and the
white glazed or suede for more dressy
Gauntlet gloves are the most
popular for the more useful glove,
but all gloves are fancy. They are
made with deep cuffs OF combined
c%olors, put together in points that
radiate from the wrist. or they are
stitched one color above the other,
the upper n being cut in a design
or perforated so hat the contract
shows through when one is appliqued
on the other.
Gloves Are Trimmed.
Fancy stitching. hand embroidery
and other methods of trimming are
successfully used on the imported
gloves. One pair that is unusually
elaborate is made of ivory color
glazed kid. with a gauntlet lined with
silk OF a darker shade. The back
OF the glove is hand embroidered in
the two tints and in the embroidered
pattern on the turn back cuff is in.
troduced a medallion of real lace.
Black and white combinations and
other strong color contrasts are com
monty seen nj in some of the less