The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-04-29

display the latest variants Of kasha,
wool crepe, tweed, rep, covert and
frisca, the rage of the season.
For sports clothes, these wool fab
RIGS are the happiest medium conceiy-
able In the jumper suits skirt and
jacket with tunic blouse the fayorite
skirt mode is plated; more success
fully done in these finer weaves than
in the older style cloths. The Rodier
fabrics and flannel are very fashion
able, two materials being combined Ii
some of the newest models. For e.
ample. a charming little ensemble
copied from a French model is SYM
phony in gray and yellow. The skirt
attached to slip lining has a deep
inverted plat in front. It is Of gray
worsted diagonal, with which is worn
an over-blouse of pale gray crepe de
chine made quite simple. The coat is
a short military box model Of canary
flannel, the edges of which In the
front, at the neck, and the wrists are
embroidered in a geometric pattern
with two shades of gray floss, pointed
with silver colored metallic beads.
In the spring suits are shown many
stylish models, one that Is particularly
well liked being that in which the coat
and skirt contrast. Checks and plain
goods are put together with chic effect,
and certain simplicity almost severe.
An uncommonly smart little outfit has
a skirt Of black and white checked
wool, cut after plain wrap-around de-
sign. The coat is Of plain black with
deep Iapels, double-breasted with side
pockets, and is worn over simple
tailored shirt of white crepe.
Navy Blue Kasha.
Another model Is built of navy blue
kasha for the straight short coat
which fastens with but two buttons
and completes the suit with skirt
of navy blue and white checked wool.
Navy blue. which is having wide
vogue, is used for the coat of another
model, with circular skirt of pale
gray flannel A particularly smart
model is all OF one material, tweed
mixture which we have adopted with
enthusiasm from the Scotch and Eng
ish. In this the skirt has two large
inverted plaits, laid in the center
front, and the same style of jacket
the straight, Iow-cut double-breasted
which is exceedingly popular-is used.
Apart from the first tailored things
for street wear, for sports, in suits
ora ono4e thse caoerr, will he ar1ytlor,f
In silks and crepes and fine sheer ma
terials. Taffeta has already been ac-
knowledged as the sensation, and in
Vulnerable intriguing designs are being
shown in this crisp, lustrous fabric in
all Of the new colors. Many models
are, Of course, inspired by creations
from Paris, but others are the original
designs Of American artists. Very
clever compositions are presented in
which taffeta is combined with another
material, either as trimming of for the
main part of the frock, and the ruch.
Ing. which is now considered so eff
fective as a finish, is usually made OF
taffeta.
Crepe is, If possible. more fashion
able than ever. and its variations are
almost without number There Il
crepe de chine, and Roma, Elizabeth
fiat, Molly o, Mel-O-Dee, chamois
crepe and printed crepe in countless
patterns These are all Of the plain
surface, the novelty being brocadec
crepe which has the pattern defined
vyffh contrasting weave-lustrous OF
dun. or vice versa, after the Chinese
brocades. Pussy willow silk and satir
carry on In new weaves and weights
and viii be popular with the indie
structible yoiles. for early summer.