East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

stones and sometimes with comkina-
tons OF crystal with color. Some OF
them have but one decorative emf
land that a large one. Others pierce
THE hat aud reappear and are made
doubly secure by clasp which fits
over the point. A favored version of
this double header is an arrow with
Ia ieweled point at one end and a
ljeweled quiver at the other. More
often perhaps the pin is the same az
both ends and consists Of brillianfs
combined in attractive ways with jet.
Jade. or amber.
All this presupposes the wearing
lof hat. If there is no hat there is
something else. No woman starts
forth these days with an unadorned
lcoiffeur. Combs and bandeaux vie
with one another for evening wear
land many interesting variations of
both are seen.
Combs are large. They may be
imost any shape but they must be
large. They are jet. perforated shell.
metal set with white or colored
stones. shell etched and studded.
Some are shown made of high flares
of metallic lace edged with garlands
lof eolorful French flowers and some
lare a blaze of color made of the
brilliant plumage of tropical birds.
Bandeanx perhaps are even newer
than combs and while the favored
TYPE seems to be a half wreath of
metallic foliage there are many other
styles. Some are bands of fancy tin
sci or gilt braid embroidered with
colored glass beads. Others are
strands of stones in different colors.
Some are bands of ribbon that finish
in clusters of flowers or fruit over
the ears and others still are bands OF
berries or tiny blossoms.
Some are still more extreme. One
lin coral and gold resembles the head
dress of Cleopatra. The band passes
across the forehead wider in the CEN
tier than at the sides and then
widens again in large points that
cover the ears. The whole Is edged
with a wispy fringe of monkey fur.
! Just from Paris wide band of
! gold ribbon is shown that binds
tight across the top of the head and
low across the brow. 1t is gathered
over the ears under clusters OF large
gold grapes that hang almost to the
shoulder.
/ However, all head dress do not
cover the ears and when they do not
the earring is sure to make its ap-
pearance as conspicuously as possible
Fashioned of stones in white or
color, mounted in gold or white
metal. they assume great lengths.
Some of the newer ones are in the
form of attractive tassels, others con-
,sist of a large stone at the ear, am
inch or more of fine chain, studded
perhaps with tiny pears and ending
In a large gem to match the one
at the ear.
| A very unusual pair patches at the
car under huge pearl and at differ
lent lengths other large pearls were
suspended on fine platinum chains.
| Necklaces too are good and 1t is
almost impossible to describe the
many combinations Of color and
bead shapes that appear in them,
Opaque white beads form the main
part of many a new necklace and
they are studded with crystal beads
OF different colors which appear at
Intervals along the chain, and in
lciusters about perforated Silhouette,
medallion that hangs at the front.
| Many of them finish too with silk
tassels and others with tassels of
beads. Beads of varied sizes in diff
ferent colors of clear and opaque
beads are also good, These come in
the amber, amethyst, emerald, ruby,
and sapphire colors and are some
times alternated with tiny beads of
contrasting color or metal
Metal filagree beads are also used
with the color in most effective ways
! Girdles too are good and are shown
Fin great variety. These are made of
all kinds of beads and metals stud
ded with jewels. Others are made OF
heavy silk cords and finish with long
heavy silk tassels, Some OF these
have two strands of the silk cord
several places with ieweled buckles
For the straight line frock that
promises to be big feature again
this spring many interesting varia-
tons of the leather and kid belt are
shown. These are narrow and many
of them are stitched or perforated
introducing contrasting color. These
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heads, or have little meal buckles
woven into them which give them a |
resemblance to trappings.
Bracelets too are being worn ana |
some of them are the colorful stiff |
shapes, but the newest variety is |
made of several strands of pearls |
that clasp closely about the wrist. |
Narrow black ribbon trimmed with
jeweled buckles are also effective and |
very becoming to the average wrist |
Intricate and interesting designs are |
worked out in the buckles that ap-
pear on the top of the wrist.
Fans are a necessary part of the |
evening costume and are made of |
many different mediums. Lace fans
are made on shell or lack sticks I
and long flounces of lace that wave
gracefully when the fan is in motion.
Feather fans still appear in ostrich |
but the smartest ones are made of /
cock and pheasant feathers and of |
other unusual plumage, Hand paint
ed fans are also carried and there \
is no set design but each is different
and good looking. Il
Purses and bags are necessary ac-
oomplishments to all costumes and Il
they are every known kind from the