Evening star., 1923-04-29

isn't an old fashion, as fashions 60.
1t didn't make its appearance in
France until July or August of last
summer. Still there are discriminat-
ling women whose interest in the
Deauville fad has waned. They are
not buying these handkerchiefs to
make into jumpers. They are no
longer letting them drop from their
pockets. They do not intend to usea
them for bathing cap covers this
spring, and they do not intend 10
wear them on the tennis court or golf
course But other wonderland q
large majority-are and do.
without blare of trumpet scarfx
have been coming into vogue, coming
back into vogue. one might say. for
the fashion is not new and has been
in only partial eclipse. In France
the favorite trick for months seems
to have been to draw the scarf taut
about the neck toward the back, let
ting the ends cross and come for
ward and hang straight down IN
front. Rather ugly and generally
smart
Lat and scarf sets prove tempt
J. ing to the woman intent on buy
ing sport accessories, and here again
you find the canny shopkeeper quite
often offering his most tempting
scarf only with the matching hat
Fortunately these scarfs are thin
enough to be really practical for
summer. Crepe de chine seems IL
| have usurped the place of knitted
SILK. They are wider, too, and usually
! show interesting color contrasts.
Printed crepe de chine-about three
yards of it-forms one scarf, with
the ends gathered into tassels made
of strands of silk repeating the COL
ors of the crepe do chine. A close
fitting little short backed cloche Gov
cred with the same crepe is worn
and sold-wth it. A brown ana green
straw hat is the inseparable COM
panion Of a charming brown crepe
de chine scarf, showing large motifs
of green and brown straw at the ends.
There are odd little capes, hardly
heavier than a scarf, to swell the list
of your warm weather accessories.
Green crepe de chine is used to
fashion one embroidered in black, and
a green crepe de chine hat embroid-
cred in black goes along with 1t.
Printed linen is a fabric that was
with US last summer. Now we find
| it presented in some OF the better
class summer accessories. A smart
and practical tennis blouse, with very
short sleeves and a square neck, with
one long silk tassel at the left-hand
! hip pocket. is not too elaborate or
| too frilly to appeal to the girl who
really plays tennis. And, of course,
| she wears it with a plated white
| skirt
! All these little furbeIous 70 tempt
| US, and we've only begun on the list
! of possible, even needful, accessories,
! In place of the severely simple chif-
/ fon evening scarf Of a few seasons
ago we are tempted with one of pale
Alpine glow chiffon sprinkled lavishly
with lovely artificial roses OF tone
| a trifie deeper.
! Even the girl with severely bobbcd
| hair wears artificial pink roses. For
| her there is bandeau of leaves with
roses, not to go across the brow, but
athwart the bobbed locks at the back.
One OF the newest colors, on the
| reddish orange range, is called bitter
sweet. in the Paris shops almond
| green and pistache green are reported
as favorites, with a rather reddish
| tobacco brown coming as q second
| choice. But the solid color still has
! to play second fiddle to the fabric or
| multicolors.
I Copyright, 1921