The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-22
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Paris, Nov. 2z.-One Of the new
hats seen here today copies the
Dutch cap 60 exactly nat 1t might
be mistaken for q Dutch cap itaelf
except for two things. One thing IL
that the materials is black velvet.
the other. that the tw0-wing-ike
flares over the ears are tipped with
Jet.
Paris, Nov. 21.-The vogue OF fur
has reached the stage where fur is
used for fur's sake, whether its use
is. logical or not. An afternoon
gown Of beige wool and silk. worn
here today has . narrow band OF
mink around the hip and a slim
mink tail dangling from the left
side, front, OF the bertha collar.
London, Nov. 22.-For afternoon
wear nowadays there are magnifi-
cent coats of velvet in rich but
somber shades, with skirts Of fur.
This fur is seldom of one kind, but
generally of the new mixed fur
which combine in rows or panels OF
insets two or three furs in differ.
ent shades Of brown.
London, Nov. 22.-Athletic girls
already are buying their sports
clothes for the winter carnivals id
Switzerland. A favorite is the new
jersey dress with a plaid skirt and
Ia plain sweater top. The sweater
top may be opened at the throat OF
buttoned up to the chin.
New York, Nov. 22.-There is
much to be said for the bronze age
in which we now live, especially or
a sunny afternoon along the ave-
nue.. There is nothing more
bright without being unduly gar
nish, than bronze. compliment
which cannot always be paid. b!
daylight, to silver and gold. From
bronze-beaded bag to hat and
bronze shoes, the avenue present:
these fine days a CLINT and glimmel
which is most attractive.
New York, Nov. 22.-The newesl
GUS pump just shown here is ont
with an elastic inset hidden be
meath the colonial tongue. Such al
inset helps vastly in the fit OF tht
shoe and the fact that it is con
cealed is, to some minds an i'm
provement over an elastic inset OF
| the side. In combination O
brown kid and brown suede this
sort Of shoe is especially effective
Paris, Nov. %. - Among thu
gowns which Charlotte Of the Ave
nue. des Champs Elysees recent!
designed for the young queen o
Serbia is as neat little walkin,
frock as any queen could desire. 1
is of navy serge, less than ankl'
length, with slightly rounded necl
and long sleeves. 1t is trimmed
from shoulder to hem with tw'
rows of black silk braid and tn
normal wAistIine is emphasized b,
a girdle OF old gold and coral.
London, Nov. 22.-The very full
skirt which both Partisan and Lon
don dressmakers introduced at tn
beginning of the season has so ia
been definitely rejected. such is thu
Astounding independence of tn
modern woman. Slim styles ar
what London fashionable womel
demand today, pointing out sensi
bly, that they cannot be bothere'
with heavyweights of velvet ant
satins about >their waists.
New York. Nov. 22.-Ostrich tip
as well as uncurled ostrich ar
combined with lace in the elaborat
new fans shown today. Blacl
chantilly lace, for instance, is GOV
cred with uncurled ostrich in bfacl
and American beauty. Rose poin
lace in a deep shade of ivory i
tricked out with ostrich tips il
ivory and turquoise.
New York. Nov. 22.-Nothing i
heater than a bronze shoe, a happ.
compromise between the ordinar,
and the sumptuous, Some of tn
later bronze shoes shown here to
day are of brocade with a cleve
OVERLAPPING Of bronze kid bands
Others are in bronze kid with a tri
angular panel at the sides O