The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-11

firmly in place. Other combs have
a baccharanalian cluster Of grapes
and leaves which fall gracefully to
the shoulder. The fad for stuffed
silk fruit is reflected In another
comb that holds a dropping gar
land band Of tiny green silk ap-
pies, luscious pink peaches, mauve
plums, and yellow pears, all hid
den rather cleverly behind TRAIL
ing vine that sprinkles with dew
drop brilliants.
London, July 11.-Regulations
governing the things ladies may
carry in their hands when they at
tend . court function have tended
to revive the use Of fans and flow
ers at smart affairs. Fans would
Of course be in favor during warm
weather in any case, but they seem
to be more generally used since the
court regulations sanctioned them.
Flowers are extensively worn in
their majesties' court, the wearers
following the formal regulations
rather closely. That is to say, de-
butantes are wearing or carrying
lilies of the valley, and white Or
chids; matrons wear mauve orchids
or Glove carnations: and women
with white hair wear pink malmai-
SONS.
New York, July 11.-Roof gar
den gowns are in order for girls
who must spend at least part of the
summer in town. Printed georgette
in the new lowered patterns is
ideal for dinner and dancing on
some hotel roof. Pastel tinted
crepe-de-chines are also good, es-
i pecfally if they have the new silk
fringe, some inches deep, trailing
prettily round the neck and ell
bows. Organize Is a "dressy" fab
rio this season. though It brushes
so easily that many dancers find II
impractScable.
New York, July 11.-Some of the
hat novelties seen on a stroll down
Fifth Avenue were the untrimmet
panama, the scarf chapeau, and the
jungle. The untrimmed panama j.
exactly as it. sounds, its only dec
grafton being painted design il
the cepter OF the front. The scar
/ chapeau is a tiny black creation
fitting the head snugly, and fin
ished with a rolled scarf of thicl
silk in brilliant orange. The jun
gle is a gay green hat, wide an.
flat, trimmed with big, exoti'
leaves in shades from green to pea
cock, with four, parrakeet head
peeping out at intervals from
among the foliage.
/ Paris, July 1.-THE black paraso
is fairly numerous in the Boise d
Boulogne. at present though tn
less sturdy parasol Of colored tull
are also in favor. Occasionally
flower sunshade makes its appear
ance. A dome Of peoples was car
ried, for instance. by a girl in a
all-white costume. There is
glorious seagreen tone. when veile
in white lace. looks like
wave curling to the break. It is
tint marvelousiy becoming I
young women ot clear. pink CON
plexions. Many of the women ar
carrying in their handbags q pool
etsize electric fan, which is ce.
tainly practical II one is sure {
being near an electric plug.
j London, July 11.-Flowefs mad
Of the tiniest feathers are used q
the big crinoline hats 80 fashion
able this summer time. II not (
feathers the flowers often are mad
Of narrow ribbon, taking on.
must be admitted, both shapes an
colors or combination Of color
which never entered Dame Nature
, head. As long. however, a. the
enter the milliner's head, tire
posies are bound to bloom Eaily q
the wide bfims. Frequently Il
flowers are the same shade a. u
hat be It pastel o., primary In tin
Paris. July 11.-Plaid combine
with rose msdallions was mo
l strikingly ussd in . frock seen at
: fashionable restaurant here. II
gown was typicaily I summer or
. alton, light and airy, and the Ia
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