Evening star., 1927-11-20

unduly large head. Dark blue also
| has a way of making the SKIN ap-
pear clear-especiaily a skin naturally
| fair-and every blueeyed woman
| knows that dark blue intensities the
azure tones of her eyes.
But the dark or deep blue hat is not
especially good for the woman with
naturally sallow face or for the Wont
an whose head is bit too small or
whose face is too thin. Navy blue has
a way Of intensifying the lean and
hungry look where it might lie entire
ly dormant under a hat of a warm
brown tone.
Black hats are smart and no one
knows that better than the Partisan.
But there should be a smartness and
iiStinctiVeneSs of line about the black
hat A commonplace shape becomes
increasingly commonplace when de-
veloped in black. Besides. black shows
every bit of dust and quickly assumes
an air of shabbiness. 1t is not the
best hue in the world for the knock
about hat you choose for every day.
Nor is 1t the hat for the girl of pale,
thin. sallow face unless she wishes
to use a little makeup.
Among the hats seen in Paris there
are a few of red, though the red hat
is seldom especially popular among
French women. Lewis has rich,
deep red velvet hat trimmed with
two-tonned red ribbon. A red called
garnet has been used by Germaine
ct Marguerite.
Some of the new hats display little
nose wells. These are made of plain
net dyed to match the hat to which
they are attached.
Earrings are very much in fashion
and so are earring curls. If you
wear your hair short you must ar
range to have a lock over each
ear left long for this purpose and
to produce the new curl you must
have this wisp of hair curled upward
and outward so that it will curve be-
hind and around the ear with the
curled end showing in front of each
ear. If you wear your hair loEg,
down over the ears, then you may ar
range a soft curl to extend just below
the lobe Of each ear.
Dyed fur is still with us and coat
I saw the other day was made OF
gray cloth with a fur collar dyed a
soft light blue. Dyed hare is usually
used for this purpose. Mandel is an
inexpensive fur derived from some
sort of goat that is frequently DYED
to meet the caprices of fashion.
The pajama fashion goes merrily
forward and some one has predicted
pajamas with trains as one OF the
new fashions. At Lido, near Venice
the cradle of the present pajama mode
these trousered garments were worn
by women not only on the beaches,
but for shopping bouts. for dancing
and drinking tea; and women VINO
learned to like them are unwilling to
give them up now that they have
gone home.
So it is said that pajamas will sure
Iv be seen in the drawing rooms OF
Europe this Winter and to make them
fit more formal occasions they Will be
provided with trains of gold or silver
cloth.
To ornament the shoulders of eve.
ming frocks there are lovely artificial
flowers of glass or porcelain. THESE
are much admired in Paris.
Bridesmaids at a recent wedding
wore frocks of golden yellow satin
and with them they wore gold metal
slippers and gold mesh stockings.
Flowers chosen for the bridesmaids
recently consisted Of bittersWeet and
California balloon fiowers-in tones OF
orange and yellow. But they were not
used in the usual sort of bouquet. In
stead the colorful dried blossoms were
tied in shower effect on strands OF
narrow yellow ribbon and hung in an
interesting cascade Of orange and yel-
low from the arm of each bridesmaid.
Stockings have f1eur-de-lis shaped
decorations rising from the heel Of the
slipper at the back. Sometimes these
are outlined in a darker shade Of the
stocking; sometimes in evening stock
ings the outline of the fieur-de-lis IS
marked in fSiIver threads
To carry in your purse there are
tiny looking glasses in imitation tor
toise shell or celluloid frames that
look like diminutive hand glasses.
Though small and easy TO carry. such |
4 mirror gives a somewhat larger
vision than the usual compact mirror. |
Brooches of carved tortoise she'll to
use on your shoulder. at the closing |