The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-06
Fashion News
Notes by Wire
To The Argus

Paris, Jan. 6.-FdSmOnS anu ar
chitecture are often Intimately as
sociated. Houses with hip roofs
have been common but frocks with
hip cornices and cutters are some
what of a novelty. Such a frock.
however, recently has been seen
here The quaint long bodice of
the dress IS of black chiffon vel
vet, unduIating to the figure and
spreading out at the hips. At The
hip line the bodice meets a SKIRT
of gold embroidered ninon dc sole
which is deeply scalloped at the
hem and which has a novel stir
frill at the top which flares up for
several inches over the velvet bod
ice forming q deep trough. From
this hang loops of gold tissue at
spaced intervals.
New York, Jan. 6-The proverb-
tally proper pump is passing out
of popularity, according to the
shoemakers. The declare that OK
fords will be more extensively
worn in January and February
than any other style OF footwear
and that for spring the strap sand
al type will DE in vogue. They
also predict trend toward a mod
flied last and a comparatively low
heel with one strap fastened by a
button instead of a buckle. There
is d decided demand already for
the rubber soled sport shoes but
these are being developed in grain
leather with contrasting saddle and
ball straps rather than in white
fabric and leather combinations.
New York, Jan. 6.-Whatever the
weather either in Florida or Cali
fornia the wrap is the thing as
| the purchasers of winter resort
wardrobes plainly show. The smart
est of these evening wraps are of
taffeta and SATIN developed in both
white and cClors. Many fancy
cape models show long tabs trim
med with feathers and some of the
| Capuchine hoods are lined with
ostrich with trimmings of ruchings
| fringe or flowers. The fur shoulder
capes are especially popular and
many of the white furs have dark
collars, generally of seal, mole or
| broadtaiL
London, Jan. 6.-Nearly every
evening dress has its points this
season, both f1guratively and liter
ally The designers apparently are
making a determined effort to get
away from the plain straight folded
| hem. ScallopS also share the pOpu-
| larity of the points and this tend
ency also has spread to the evening
cloaks and capes. One attractive
i evening wrap seen here was cut
in magyar style with deep round
collar of powder blue velours de
laine 1t was thinly quilted and
lined with japanese silk of the
same shade The bottom of the
F, cloak. the edges of the collar and
! the sleeves all were cut in deep
scallops, each outlined with a mar
row edging of gray fur.
New York, Jan. 6.-How tie
hearts of Billy McGlory, Chuck
Corners and the other old time
denizens of the bowery would re-
joice at the gatherings at the Hunt
clubs on Long Island this win
| ter!
The riding costumes being worn
there nearly all have their sober
| tweed materials set off by start
ling vest The reds and pinks and
gold and black stripes of the veS-
which made the fortune of many a
Chatham square clothier in the old
Bowery days are being reproduced
and no color combination seems loo
startling to meet approval on Long
Island. These bright colors occa-
sionally are used for the hats worn
by the winter eQuestriennes.