'rue fold viii!

net on A flat tor-caller and

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The new "t_:Wl\l!UQ`nlltl\ coats l\‘s7'.ve

\'¢al,s of Digi, r. Maggy.-velvet _gr satin. ililiad in _Witt shallow lace and net. 'l‘i1e¢a -Wits are tilten embroidered in color!-_ ,. _ ,

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Sweater _Uliiita abd boa;-fs to Hatch ’i‘lio new _sweater coats have an-iveo in fill "lil i`l€W_.8llA¢lQS-F082.” Nell-rose, ihvontler and emerald. Some are in two

woes: QgDen\}§\sel_\__p_l\,\'e_anu white is one ni' the smartest c mbilititions. ltutotno-

!-.i!e.@LfL£b"1° l~_aiel.ct\_u\asr1eater..,,,, ,

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_ .ii ,N_°Y.¢.1i¥ lsyilaetwefw-.

The latest tango sets for slippers con-

sist nf four side ornaments sat with lliimlslolws. a buckle and top fastener to match. Tile ribbon laces through the side 'ouckies aiid_ ties round the ankle.

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Fasltionable Furs.

Skunk. clva! cat, leopard. crmlne,

lilrh. smik-opossiim and seal :ire son.

among niost popular furs this sca-

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JBWOI _Set I:_lti.ir_ Ornaments.

Lovely. indeed. are the new hair orna.

nit-lite. With thc newer style of hair. ilrcssilip ill? lnrge old-fashioned jewel le! Empire back-combs will bo high in favor this \Vintel'.` Numerous shell pins fl' llllslzm cftect with huiustobio nietni J°“'°| lwi ¢0Ds are very much in vogue. _*__

» Seen in an Oriental Store.

_liiiutl bags rind slipper bags nmtiu “"~"ll U10 §0l'E°0.\lH colored Mandarin skirts are iitlll ln vogue. ‘Jim \'0l‘Y effective evening bug is cut

ri-nm a genuine Turkish coffee towol. Another. in buf! and brown tones, has ti iii-cp border of velvet. thc pike ot which is rut in tho design ol u Japanese land- trnpe. _

Ext-lusivc curd_ cases und coin purses

fro made of leather. covered with bro- indo in `ell tho richest colors of the East. '.i.‘heso are new tlils season.

A. Benson of Jet: and Rhinestone. 'i'l|c fad for Jet this season includes

hugs oi' every description, card cases, dog collars. chains. earrings, h_al_r orna- ments. combs and barettss. Card cases :intl bags, mounted in ciit Jet, are no lunger innde of silk. hut. of fine, durable leatlior, preferably Morocco. Na. loss noticeable this Fall is the i-'iize for rliincstonu ornaments, espe- ll=\\ly iii lim various additions to the <niifurL-. Tho ttniartest hair pins, veil hlhs, i-ntliim und liarettes are made, of

.-iiiliohiolies, set in aluminum. A sex. .

iblc bnlidciiii and a push comb for the :font oi’ the hair are the latest fads .h this direction.

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Scarfs for Evening' Wear.

sch.:-|'n oi' all kinds will he used upon :ll ovcrislulis, For evening wear there :irc lout: utlttrts mudu or two lengths ot ii,-i In tivo colors. At the ends these |‘llSilis ure ;gi\tliert~_tl into jabots. finished with satin rosa buds, One of meg., was "I l4|'a,\‘ uutl \\'iiitc tulle ending with :link .siitlu roses und the effect was very "‘_'" illlil lu-ctly with just enough body in it io l-;l\‘c uit excuse for what is not lor \\'.'u_‘lntli, lltit i'or nppt~;ii-hither,

l-loivuvcr, the scart' muy bo matic ut

hiiiiukl iiiiyillilig soft und bet-niiiing. Soiiic ol' tiiolu are uroulieted in silk and wool :ind nro uri iiisiximtloli to the woiii- ..ii ivhu llitcs to iniikc pretty things.

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Flclius and R_.ui_!s Ztfrevail.

l-'iclius are worn ulther inside or out-

sidc the dress. They are iniulo of shadow lure or plain white net. One. in black uct. is trininied with a black satin bow :vin lhroush u` pearl buckle at 'the bot- ioin. Ar_iotliel‘_ll_lls it Plain white net .\icdil~l rollai' and jabot trimmed with white imil buttons. A more elaborate ik-liu is mtttle bf silk shadow lace with hiuiiding uollitiu _ ` The newest' ruff is worn either staini- lng or flat._ There are _t_hr_ee rows of limited net on ln( -ribbon band. the ends ~_-i' which are tied in t`our~ln-hand.

.\ _tghic-l_¢>Tlt_ii;¢ rut! is _made of _blacic not and wh te mhline: the black is edged with plcot and tile ribbon ends are DiHlll~

’rh¢ Tore orthosis styles are very fuii and il and lil .'0ne is oi’ white mullin-

witli ii_i&i`ll¢ picot edge, a niolre bow iii back a `lon‘g ttioirq ends in front. -\ ‘* ____.,,,..f ~___¢___._ .

4-as oclsicx recur:

it you ar suletiiat you ure prolly und if you moderately y`o_ung_-or really iook_`§ti\ii_lig~_-you eatrt have any

-irpc of headlebil that is`more becoming

tiiaii_',tF9.t'J§iiitgli teque. Make one for round l'.`»..§;ll 'jyifu Ib'ee`d _ ls a narrow- bi'it`_t\motlr_`ill'\`Y;*B'i‘§Y,<llVod-.bucltrlni turblui.

\}'lxioli_§l1li.ili~_°¥l¥2i`si¢htened. with `a' drap- iiig f stil! lisp' _llin-lined velvet, . and

uno li .v`v_ lj _rl;_lo -lia_lre_l1_t'ui- io §al¢f/ d'v£=lt%"c§e'erhig'r§fli;r the brim.

it-it be sl»ra"ttie`t.ii aniaiiavif on the ihhui “M itll but ~_the brow.

-_.rs |llI,ll1llii}.;;@un okacnas

"iiuiuetlilng Ili; somethin: niiw, _ domililng ltbtrdwedi something biue.‘I

ills bride

ll lit-

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c' 'ml ~ ' '-rea" .- ionmnnm

'lie-f '~~~»

The Japanese collar is in

the open V-front, the wide belt

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evidence on all gowns. Also

and the draped skirt.

ROSES ON F-UB COATS

Everything. _this year has some touch of the elaborate and different about_it. Even fur coats, once made on Dlaill lines, nre caught and draped and wran- neiiuntii one would think the aosisnef had been using supple satin instead of comparatively stir! skins. Mole fur lends itself particularly Well to fancy touches. One charming model has a cutaway style coat, caught bnvlt below the knees and belted into a llttf.-ii nepium. Pieces of mole skin laid acruui the grain have been set into the Deilllllll and cleverly rriude to form a design nt roses. This extends all around the cont in it sort of runnlns spray of fl0W¢"”' and is most' choi-m_ins' in aDDBlll'l\lll'°-

'i'lil.s. of course, wus an exileiisiro iho_tlei, made by a Parisian costunur. 'i`lic idea of making fancy irlSel`lH ill 50”' and mql_¢sltin,_ nevertheless, hills fnir. ll# the Winter advances, to take hold ol popular favor..

'rm-: zoonirte .1ad'xn'r

'Fur u vi°r.\' slelidi.-i' and \'erv_»gi-i\-r8- lui yoi'i|ig`girl_ilicr<» .is nothing prcttlel' ter house ivr`\.nr'tl1iin‘ilic 'Aouarc .il1_l'l~' el. ` This sinnll. straight-backed. sleeve- lcils ixiirrnent. which muy bo drawn 0l\ err,-r' dn;/._hndinc or llloiiscv lllHl'_ be made up |n him-i¢` or da.i‘k-toned velvet and uf. eigilhfiyiéiy- sinin‘uidei_-en with tlnsel 0,. with A cbntrnstliig-color us the owner rhree re.i\;h.re 11- It lv r>~i°"l'- l°°- F" plain rel_vct'. finished with linsci corriasr- mid. in any style looks smnrt with a (rock of 'whltc iict made orcr Clllllll silk or pi' white lihitcric. A dainllrr mile nddltloii in the home dinner rus- tume does not exist. __

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Leading the Winter fushionk lu hosiery are the nssli-lined silk not-kliigs which ggecgly _ resemble theatrical _"i1cshlngt“ 1-ml always startle the ub_»f\rvei~_\vi\-» llrst urea ilirin worn with low-rut slip- heia and Greek unkie ktrapplnxs in liiiirlx antln. gnirlrqidered with need neu:-is or iliiy"\-iiineiihitils, If tliesewlocklugn seeli we ouiroftor ti\o,_wnin_aii__ut ohl-fashion. in _in-eiih_l_lct-_sf sho _hwy #cor with hi-|-

cev-onltiq ` i'ro\\‘u .ninteli im 'lsnk ihh-im.

eihhroitiereil' with |.inld.or silver or

_ ;yi`|n'\-ll.'-uf _ , ` ' _

NEW FOR THE NECK

Novelties in neckwear, which are easily made at home. are the short boa! of maline and` ostrich spirals, which fit closely about the throat and fasten un- der one ear or at the back with a bi! bow or ribbon. The lengths of mallne are box piaited on to e two-inch wide band of ribbon and the remnants Of white or black ostrich feathers mingled with them. If in tho house thore are 9. riumbor of worn-out feathers, it will DIY to have the collection dyed black and made over into one of those bands for the neck. as there are many times- B'/Nl in Winter, when they may bs worn in- stead of a i'ur piece.

The sinarlest evening scar( is made of

rolored mourning crepe heavily salvaged nt the sides and finished at the ends with a dean hcm. hand-embroidered. But with a f`ilm_\‘ party truck nothing is dnintlcr than o. length ot 'ma_l_lnes. in :t hrllliztnl sliuao of blue, green or red. drawn together-at tho ends under Jcw- clctl tunnels. _' 5 The touch or hlnck which ‘so often dis- tinguishes _-u l"urls~in`§do, nd_'itlnhii._ may lu- added by using a dutty neck bow of |»|uck_tnlle centered with a buiterity plii

in crystals or rliines_loiius_ or pearls. And roi-_'t e' collar fastening there is nolhiiii! more cluu-rnlns tinth the \vi~’eiitii or shr- hiud of tiny l1_owers_in satin.

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f , - _ 'gf i. ,rv , - _ . f

_ rits two-sizrnrsb éoxr

There is' gi'o\\/Illg tllk of the luit-

ihat comes with it sscolid .skirt attaclisd --iisuniiy of. n `d_lfféi'ei\t matorili--ii _tiltid for lribiance. _'i'iiis in logical develhp. ~nicnt_ of fitilhliln. lnidek 'ohh m ht

wonder' ' wily lt`dld not onine Menii find hot/n` aiiits come with ,` 0 Hahlrrige nelre__ on ti-otiseim. ~a_, ingrs tailor avin|r_reiro_ `_ je' “gt me 1-att win tho mtragiii-tai# n butt to wear out. , _ `_ 'l*iv'e,_’qktri_s._io_._oiis cout double tin- _kia or _s su ‘tina 'reno vsriutyfin oi-sts’ 3;.

one' l\\_irt iisuzlly is a plaid. toiilnk in with _the zen ral color scheme. 'rho other 'sth-f isnt the con mntoi-ini. _

'l‘he plaid skirt qlveg that novel “cnm.

imc" elfem. seen on lush-priced tailor.

i iniulsl. A tvnrunn with wants to get

ihu lmurl. offer-t can do so l>.\' weurlnu lug cost of nh nrtllnary suit nurl hy i.nv|n|t»-n_ ssoiuoio. hleia skin mule.

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Last Word in Fashions

ruhmp‘.,os”§ri¢iou»` etfipl. is

desertl ' last love, tll.

and re l&‘V%'§ne|. sentieli ,_ ._ ‘e ml lull' to be tim ti.

Q11), _wgqdql __` __ lleldl,

F°n'..% W ---

" unknown before to

the ave:-_ `_ gene;-1c§§_wpm;'n, _“Q im. taken fro” _,Q 9'i9n¢_lti,yi;nl,'m-ii- liant coloi_-ss iii and rich hroei "es, she has ti_u‘1iy'iovea them tor ii_e'_ii_oi-_t tténé; _but she ii tiring of them __§`iiIo_kly-'-thougli she his not Elven them tm

The East still hal a strong unabatlng ll'-_ll\,l§lwe on _Present day styles. im- Derious rel¥Rl‘d|llK richness of color and

fabric. The _supple velvel.s._ the bro- cuded ciothl_ln gold, the "all conquering Japanese collar" and the large "Mods- inee" iiuw. wliic-li itilorns the back,,,or nearly every afternoon frou_k and din-

gown. still remain with ul.

ri-_»;._li»ii»iei;¢ onli:

The Japanese collar Iii worthy of more

than a word of tiescijiptloii, for at the present moment its value is tremel1l10lll~

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Tbir; is hardly a. garment fashioned. from the most elaborate evening coat to the simple frock. that is not finished thi; qqgg. gt _least in a modified mn- .¢»i.i-»ov..»f.ii» mv- firms" __ ,ga eve; _where it i|__pu\led all 1,, give aa alutm mum dim lt me §§\§e'|_l|'|aoo for the

xgdltlf 'dip lobe clearly visible to,_¥g0p_ ft_o|_x't__pelng crushed. 'rise ifuluqnm isseiiii sein in we tenor- Gd suit. with the collar stanilirig well opt iltom_t.be‘ shoulder une. A trace ot lt _may Qvert _bd leon in some of the Waning khwni.

Frisch liiailtnee M =

it hos been tné avowed ohh or the

Parisian dressmaker this year to re- turn to the exclusively French manner and to mek! their rnodets too complicat- ed to copy. In this they have suc- ceeded: A gamient cannot be in vogue this Litton without the atnyiest inhnnn- ble cuts and draplngs prescribed by them.

_ _ iiiirig minimis. _

_'Illia well'-drés_ieQ__woln_isi\ is ul\\'a;~.~i n‘tirti`c\l'lk'r tfimut the appearance oi' the

back of her dress. lt is generally Known that the French woman gives this her niost :_-nreful consideration. The strik- ing note in the present fashion is. not that the front is neglected, but that the back is more trimmed than it has bein for a long time, Usually the trimming takes llie form of big flat ribbons, knotted and looped.

Sltirt Over Skirt.

The problem of the skirt has increas-

ed. It is still narrowing at the bottom until it would seem impossible for the wearer to take a step. A skirt over- skirt is being worn. A lace dinner gown will have o. chiffon underslrlrt. edged with sl. tiny plaited liounce, and un over-skirt of satin. cut up at each side with rounded edges. Over this will hc placed another skirt of many finely plnited narrow frills. Many of the skirts have an inner skirt of chiffon or lace innde for ease of movement. but not bv niiy moans giving the suggestion of an X-ray garment. Even gowns of rich llrocades have these skirts. over which falls n lung transparent train.

Peg Top Skirt.

The "peg top." is extremely pobular

iii the tailored suit or ut. least in what

comes nearest belnl tailored. in this day ot fold, orap¢l'!» flounctng, there is scarcely out can approach tho- 9¢i\llU_- of the “tAilorcd." _~._'

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Sleeves play an tmportantypr ` winters :unions no isnstlij

sleeve is varldil. The cqatff ~‘

lon: ana emu tim nth; for the arternoomgosrii ___ extending nearly always-Qbetoty |lH§`§l; bow. but never beyotix_1';§tIie fflht evening sown is s‘tesvele\»,' where the sleeves lakh the formyof-(K0 "Mikel wine." This ¢on=i»u“of_i`-|l_tt_l_i RUN-lillliere and chidon cllphl_l't_.» _to- gether on the middle of the leavin: tho. shoulder and--,ii eil.

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Fur Trlmmings. ' `

Hardly a costume ls complete this year without a touch of fur. Op suits. there are collars and eaHs~@t fur, narrow bands trim the qltetittgas frock a._s___wel1 as the evenlngjoqh; _(W lfimmihl of litch and fox sill iioitllnr. and fox and nioleskin are worh. dyed in purple. green and amber.

“Din-youll” Lateist .

Sleeve Sty .ie l -».»f”’

The newest in sleeves is the so-called

"Di-ec_oli" style. This is r_'eHll¥_ll° '"9" nor less than the farniliB_l,`__l`llKl'll.lv _.i‘“'~

ig is made in one piece. _instead of wit: ‘

‘ ‘ itfon an

it top seem. It comes an ch_ lace blousesand is usually h°gllm".l"°d in the_ body of th? WU!!-_ t ° sam' running into the belt of the bli1\l,l°- . _ The sleeve is cut somewhat like U10

familiar kimono, so that there i!.¥\9 semblance ot lit uddal' ill# Bl'l_“- . Bl." 91|, 15 as the wearer may choose. Often

the armhole of the sleeve extends _to K

.

_the belt. and w1ien__t1l° Hlflll .il ,d"9P?°° the _material fllllll IMD limi? snow me i»é1=,.ll1==- 'f.l\l,=.lilu, °.°e.¢l.f vantage, thoukh. _1_n the present erase fig ohmon, ablouse w_tll_not wesr_3tt¢ under arms, as it would were the sleevd

tight-fitting. _

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LAST SEL_QUN'B ,_

MADE A POEET -QQWN

it is Peui Poirot who is ¢_reilii_ei\_Wil_l\ the origin pf the "lai_rl_p-shade" §!-li`!(,l\- Gowns from _other deslgne_i_'s. §h9llQ§_l- are showing the tiara aroun____tlt_o_kilp¢! that makes it women sinsulklv like the ace of diamonds in liill3'9\i@t_t_e. However, it is an assured fiiill' lil#

gowns are equipped with sl'ioi't,__f\1_ll tunios. edited with stirteued strips or material or with pliant reeds, to hold them away from the_ figure. And tl_iis suggests a quick and easy way of mak- ing that last Winters dancing fmck

"bp to the next minute in style.

'Last years frocks had tun_i_ca tliiit clung about the knees, Qu; them_,;lll several inches above - the kiiee. _edyge the lower part wltirii bl_aa_ blind gi' tie gown's nihteriiil or with ni_et_al lace, and i-un a piece of ilat lint-wit-ew_through this. The result-li Polrel gown.

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CGISET POCKET -`

One rarely knows just wllltt to do

with a. corset when it is not being worn. ',l`iioi~a is, of course, the eiiihroldcred linen bag. scented und lierlbbotiéti. for

ands very best corset. 'But what i_'s to ly-¢

bo done with the morning corset? Plér haps you"roli it up und shove it _in the bottom drawer of it bureau, thereby mussing a carefully ironed waist? Herb is an ideit which I hope you will like Ks wsu aa 1 lie; Toile u niece or oretfoilnt. four inches longer than the ie_u'gtii__or your ooriét. and. _after foldiri_t_under ai. inoh iii around, tecklt o_a,tli_° In- side or your closet door. Put the tack: about two inches apart-br£is~hu' _ ones will do nicely-down the length and ttci-ou the tiottoin of the cretonrit.

pocket.

'run nnnanbi @ Yfs' *wear

Suppiementing tho all trlriii wrap

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leaving the _f_»0l> 0ll_el‘l- The corset 31"? should be rolled uP to bo put in tht ,. \

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which the ellie;-ly Eéavét in her _ ,

limousine when enteriigi _ _ _ _Q overt. house or a theater, is a tran 'arent affair said

to he roi-'tb_ purpose at W°.l'd_ll\f.,9 va' r nt r"u';ht_s from hh' brad# »

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_{a___ do _ . _H i ini actually designed tb concetl _r_ - ure. This wriiv. lu sold or_iilll1i1';!li‘it>9,$1l hhqh -or white ei\.=i°- ln qvliilr fhiiiisp ni- in ohinon. is u_niuKhi_an_ qitiily lining. roi- lt is simply a t ree-yard _en_ill\__0i' the very ville nhiterioi now in inegqih use. At each ehd lt is gatlltiftf #Q0 wrist-blinds concealed by ffillili _ about the center of the b__abl¢._ ll,ol___,l_li5 hiiinenii it giimirso into ztili ii it or 't

ll

-" in" the 'f=i~"|i`»` ._ " _trilfl We initio; iii? __ . th"nt ln old muff gan M is . cut into strlbit an ua - ' _ __

` - iz' ` as its

.aiilZ§`%i”iii§ ctw? °'t"fifi"'-iii. 'ttf im Blount; liiive tiny. ¢9l§l‘“$$.“ 3" till" uiiii 'gowiii are ban ed wth it. i0°li° earth and mums of silk. velvet draped-

_ is edsee with io, ,__liiv_§_giip;3ii ifsva 1* .. “div df, fur. _

_ _i_-‘hr -is oosv__to_ou_¢ inte ips- Mark gifs gain with it _§|euo__»»t, _ _ and run .ht tom or it ti. ri: ruhiihiiiisiong i...

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in' rits, Scissors out the hairs nt the fur. 'u xtnlfe rtiarely separates the nult_ini0 ' ,lnte rui- is easy to s`€`w tb ‘ti iw\\‘==- ` over-.~.:id-nvei~ stitch should be used 1-nr. xarnnfirt nooks

vs_- 'morn trim kicking tnln any ger-

hirnl. which provioiisiy has been design-

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t:ii.‘.“l‘f.:_‘.;‘:“&%f?§.bifiii-§'7-rlfigégg _ \ onigtcgi e I in sort loi_e_s,i_ikiil_t_ _Q _ ~ nn ipli tgirl voii»._y_riiils lt; __u _tlill \

noiiitily btje tue 'litre llivil. ‘itll _ arms. _ . i" . ‘-

ig “it

The tiiinp-shade overskirn

noiéd iii this tailored iiiodei.

and the popular vests are io il.:

1

ied for m‘i»f0mft)’ wear, is `:t blouse out 'ith pfotllllaly the lame lines an tile "mid- ‘dy." but long enough to reach tn the knock 'and with sleeves that cover the wrists. Very practical are the nuitrr nity blouses in black satin, finished hr rqnnd with :i knif-piping or willi nn ii- lour hem and fastening llrluiv the nailin-

i-nilar with ii kilk i-ortliua' run throng?- e_\‘elcls. Like tlie original "iiiitlily" tl-1' u‘ate'r|\llv aarlm-nl goes on over ili- homl snit may lm sniili heltetl. if desired

in smln it mu_\' ln~_ worn with the .~ki:‘.

-L' almost any nflrrnomi :inwu or ulllli' -.- tailored str(-el suit. and for inormnt- in worn with linen or nonlee skirts..

Making Over’

a Wedding Gown

RS. WVOODEN-¥V E D D ING

thought it over for a' long _ while, and she finally decided o set her white satin wedding dress "ui ‘lf "S blue tissue paper wrappings. Sho needed a handsome evening gown lllls Winter. for there was to be s llvbut.-inte in the family, nut_ on the other hand, thc kind of a dross needed “'39 °f fl- llrice she did not feel able to Day. and hero were yard; og, |¢\~¢]_\- white satin that could be beautifully mlllb Uver- A skirt which had e nh- cular flare and carefully cut to give “lil 1985! Possible slashing of materlal-- a wonderful skirt with a train in long l¢l'lElhs. flaring to seven yardaaroiind the toot ot the skirt. it certainly :lid loom a. pity to have a sentimental feel- ing about laying it away intact to we:-.r at some future wedding anniversary.

QQ-Q

HAD there been a little daugliter who

could look forward to wearing

"mothar‘s wedding dress," it would have seemed wise. But. so tar. Mrs. Wooden-Weddlngls daughters were all sons. as the saying goes. "and like as noi. if I had a. daughter, she would prefer a brand new wedding dt'eH of liar own, even if she did not sky so out loud."

9° _ Mrs- Vvonuvftmeesoivit-.°ere¢s¢ nt-2

and putting sentiment aside..si|¢ unin- aired with the help of at clover s_eahi~ stress to get a very up-to-ilitte gnuh cur of a five 'years' relic.

This is a very good time for making

over gowns, which lintl plenll' uf n.; - terial to start with. Modern styles are indeed a patciivrork. and a i-irt'uini- skirt. \\‘itli it good loin: train win ‘»-- msde to order in various flnslilniiahlo modes b.\’ recuttlng entirely from tin longest lentths. i

étif

The Way It was Done.

HE gown in question was tlrapnd ln

T ii-mit \\'illi it nlmulitteil u\'ur:'l.":t

uihl <-iiulg_l\t on one nlile liiili`-'\\'a_v lie- iween \\'u.il<t und knee. l-‘rom here t»'n mills ft-li to thc floor. the seam bein: slllit und rouiidcd ui tho |`uot to show -4 hire uiulori-ikirt when walking: A slight train being' Wanted, the habit buck was omitted. and some slight gathers at the Waist and a long tuck doivii one side have xiifiiuiciit drilpel_\‘ to make it graceful sweop to u tln_\‘ pointed train.

A high girdle was inautt|¢d'out of the

rest of the old train. 'i‘\vo yards of lava liouncliig rnatle thc top of the Waist. and this was draped at the bust line and the fullness caught by one of the big satin bows so much worn now.

Mrs. Wooden-Wedding decided not to

have a lace lanipshado effect over the satin this year, for she foresaw that thc lace oierdrcss would nialte is new dress for tho second Winter: and siv- vianned that. if there is anything left of the satin n third _vesr, it ran bn dyed and used uzuin_ because the skirt has only it simulated mersklil. and the material is so little cut up in spite of modern ideas, that it can be altered as the occasion demands.

¢ Q 8 What to Do With the Yell.

uns: is u suggestion __ nh- 'ether

H cconotiilcally i1iitidod,wont_n|i who fi-,bl that wcdding`gov'vhs nilllit is well

lm utlllzedz- _ _ ' J’ 'Phe tulle veil might as well be_put into use nt once. roi-,it mis very toon irniu hway. uno au that sense lik to linnd down to posterity li tlpg or whatever ornitrfibnt-' `\\'»!h"` Ylltd against the hair.

Suggestion for Ui..nrskirt.

Right. horc, then. is a timely hint rs-

uanling the undersklrt. tvlticlre-lraperl skirt ot any soit stuff rlllflly rpquires. Make the plain round skirt of lawn and put the lace rufrlcs only oil the part dinpih;-ell hy ‘ttic split of -the --gan-ii itself. This gives the effect of an entlw iaco pettioont. but avoids the flliinee ivhioli ruflisn all the way l‘o\|\\d wui. ulro; and. of course. ,lust as little iw ...nt as one curse to wear ls- all i .-houl\l he worn under 1 tight >- i..\wu is nmre Iatibflctori' tlikr such ii iihlnh, since it does hui -- rslidllr ami in aitolttitir mow- - i.~.ti~u \ under dilvltanous dllotrlvr

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