HS£Millinery Mode Shows aWide Var--My of New Themes—But ft is a Task To Separate the Wheat From tile Chaff.

auturar. mllllnary tn*» preaapltit U>« Kf mod*, are taking t>Uc ^rnTmioy tba chpJ«at offtrlnga . oT tt>« wurHJ-fa.no ‘ ^ '

befc preaonttd.

t«cn#M to the a that no tnatter b ’ JU^BicxI*! ho»

tHruing. ahe

shkrro—the rerj Tact thgftt ts a i tnoarl the foundation of her belief. F» Upon theae carefullr, tbougbt•au nmentauona tba entire ml'.-

at though?, upon ap- , rallUnery dlapUr. U ol variety of ahapee and

id. naturally, M* of chooaln h be a ptaaaar

Thera ha*

>n a greater

oloa. for practically

... type of bat—and fc'unknown—u included la the

“ t for the early eelechaa been mt. end it

■ logically that many novel- ,

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the new trod* with , for which we ate bound lingering fondnea* since extremely Mil*factory

the really

are enjoying popularity la the general mode, they appear aa a matter of courae In the bat mode, and ih-rre era deep, luectcue green*, dark blue* soft totsae of tin and

beige and rich purple* x It la the variety of ahapaa that

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effect* and cloche* Aad there are beta that defy a claarffleatloa be cause they belong quite aa maea ti one type eg to another, poaoeaetsu charaetertaUcs evenly dlrldod bo- \

I to eliminate tt. A4- It ha. h*. m other t

lets

t la their abruptnea* £. Jhbt tmpreeaee one aj the outset ... dheme will aay that the eimple bat war. hold the contrary o t " Ibatfl

tpanMon to any tendency toward wnpuntah ar’Wieb style* And UM* Mi gganbt (hat the advance WMNrtegg egfcv*Bllllnery sound tba ‘ jgwaeral mod* Wnrlety of key*, but H I* it M achVMd-.by fabric .^ds deft manipulation* of them by a variety of aumptuou*

•Seat*

taMeeod effecta are to have a tb* wardrobe, their 1m- . i* bverahadowed in th* • of the mod-.

the bat. 1

*. It I* a Httl* early whrt «rfnt>r will b« It U an undentabl* tact t «tBT"»Wifh of the year it r bMtffWOth. and when autumn ~ » .from light we !fht

The draped hat. rba; may be adjusted by means of drapes and folds to the face .• frame*, la tba naa a-ivlng fashion of the mod*. Soma dad th* larg* bat unbecom-

ing, which

at th* outset, many oannot wear a brim leas hat. which allmiaata* turbane and toque* from thi aa wall aa ovary bit that Ota '-*»udly brim- Some cannot the helmet Una aad do net Sal lb* tam-o-ehanler crown becoming, which leaves only two styles from which to rhooaa—the draped hat and the cloche The high, square crown and the at without a brim are everywhere i the mod* And there are fewer

them the a

there are who

a possibility for yon. It should be your choice, for It will take on •o me thing of the quality of an 1 octal of the hat mod* B you are hard to dt to a hat. then the soft, subtly draped model that

a flat Taney of glytena* oat rich ha* color to reeommea* It. Th. felt i of which fh* hal 1* made and th* I blading of velvet are antique ruby

I one readily mm that the

•rs a matte ■chriatmar. : E •way in th( ■ it it was l

of week* no M It Is Just a

•tracts. Designer* might treat It with acorn, bat tbay could not *Umiaata it.

should b* luvHtlgatod, and 'her* la always th* old dependable—th*

cloch*.

Just * word concerning this favorite While the sltuatloa la dijfurvrt from th* day* when th*

pram* I* the

ihl. f*».

T .K ' ” r "* kln * >' uur uom* ■potleae for 1 * ]» winter that will, w# hop* dnd * . ro “ ,mo *' * *’•*—»» * ,1J " H a oat »bu. k - drvan-. And there may * ! be A quMtlon in your mind a* to

there la a mere In-' plasier-trwumvnt or Wh*>n It I* pnaetbi*.

nthor* abuuid b. a dvflnlu opinion j glvng fey •'> »*p»rt laianor d*c-

thnag • •** T * r j ranfedf tnu mrvir* •• ■ part of fori that »l*bcf*t*■«— jbolr fegllga furnlahin* plan

r^lggom* that ih*r* u a dif- - -* — “l •ol.J. t

• f-ur-dadlow Of -legane* » m fabric, and winter fabrten,

■hpre tar mere «o Ihat fe than the sifeEi and * gar Velvet alwny* fe early fall »•**>«»»

MS Of opinion «n ih« *ul.j> « (hvroor- occa-lon* when **||| t* the only iking poamm* *•

>h> »‘und* -f « tegu* for

rw* I thing* CotonM •'’y**. win g*. j teU you that th* wall* of th* cld-

Th* flair for * aomewhat *omfc*r background for umubsl and oral* trimming treatment* Is a characterutlc of th* mod* There are many embroider id effect* among th* latest offering*, and appBquM. are varied and . beautiful especially thoo* of velvet. There are shlrrtaga. •inching*, folds and tuck* and a wld# us* of two Of the fabric, e»p*cl*tly when It la allk. velvet or felt. And ostrich i* back and all kind* of feather fancies In tb* moat noral treatments. Peatbar flower* arc stnart la the reprea*nta<ive *r**jp * millinery models appearing on tb* pag* there ar* two felt bat* on* of velours and on* of halt**'* pluab, aad one of velvet. The fait beta include one Urge hat. noUble becau** It show* a tendency to get away from atlff. tailored line* even In the picture type of hat, for It fold* II* rrown *nd manipulate* brim Into line* that will become the Individual In eplle of the elm pllrlty of th* trimming, th* Irregularity of line gKea tt a dreeay air Tba aimi>1» little model In felt THE WALLS faahloaed bout that held rich treasure* of mahogany and th* aow almost price lea* booked rug* wer* covered with patterned wallpaper. For tuch * room, reproduced In a modern home, wallpaper

la imperative

For the Colonial bedroom aa allover paper I* th* correct choicA but In a more formal room there may be a panel irratmanl that ua*a th* paper In panel* Bui the on* thing ino*t important, that mu*t b* kept ever In mind, l* th* fact that the color* used in th* paper mu*t ■ he roloro—with ihr furnishing* of — - flag Draper!**, curtain* - • ret. tb* vpbolatiry of the »*pS)*te Ptarw In th* Krlnr-i.-om or IH* bit* of adornmrnl in the h*d room *>a*t carry the color erb*a>* cf tbs wall*

wearer. Th* Utm U upturned front and bark Th* hat of Mack velours ha* an adluatabl* brim and crown and wear* an adorable ornameat in butterfly chaps (4 black and gold f*athere. The baud I* black groagrals ribbon. Illgb Or Btoplug Orman, towns hats a way with them, this Mason, and tb* model of black hatter's plush feature* a crown ' i a high, aoft top, and a brim that looks narrower than It rsally *c*um th* crow* la so high.

ornament posed at the site. It la worth me Minnie*—the fact that the ha* forma aa enseirbl* with • . -ng boa of the chinchilla ostrich, for tb* boa la % vogue of tba moment Th* velvet bat feature* a high, •loping crown tuat la typical of many of lh* new mod via Th* model U developed In fu*' hi* ton**, th* color brought out by th* band of black groscralo ribbon Hackle luid* in th* *b*dea of fuachla. ! mak* the applique trimming that follow* JJre line* of the hat itaelf. DID YOU KNOW— C HAT black gloves have mad* thvlr appearance along Fifth Avenue—where fashion* are born? They *e*m to be prophetic Of the vogue for black acceasortes that designers say will be a part of the winter mode, and black I* alwaya welcome lor It’s always

smart

THAT for the buatnem woman and for sport* th* metal match •trap U the thing? It 1* not only comfortable, but I* poe»#*»** elements of beauty and of Mfety, and ll may b. of gold nr silver to match the ■■It'll It safeguards (t ornamental bracelet, THAT the Bower mode Is aow augmented by • otortnl s. s biasMima In tyited pearl eff.et with foliage of enameled sterling ailierf They form bouioanuree. hal ..rnamer.ts end earrlhg*. a* well as gracious pendants, and an- a most exquisite fancy for lh* new fall

. loom directly ahead. Tb* papers will ran (heir dally caption of “fee many -gnys to Cbrtatand th* shop* wCl Implore ydu te shop early will be proof pool ties that th* Chriatmar shopping rush la begun. “ _ I' _ your Mavra will be out of th* question. talk about ChristIt la possible to approach tba matter sanely? arrange your gift puri group that will harmonIxe with your fall nsoda for house fact a good share of tba work may be dona at home, -our desk, by th* simple axpedlof aystamatlxlBg your errands frog lists carefully prepared. It time to mak* out a In Octeber than It ikor. oerhaps not as muck, for you .'*el that you may proceed leisurely. A Christmas list'ahould be a very complete thii.g. Moat woman nowadays budget their allowance. ' and try to keep within th* dsflnlts amounts that tbay have apportioned to certain thing* Th* IU1 that you prepare should bat least three tfatnge oppoaUS^each name—the gift you prefer for th* person named. aa alternative choice, and the amount that you afford to spend for the choaec sle. Incidentally, you stand a far better chance of flndlnt what you want, for the price you pay. la the weeks before the reel

to the hosiery that

utter' color when tha lw there atortr centreat. as they frequently do. And hat* art India-

17\LJ^ ABOUT ^ chdistmas!

tore era wqbdarful oppoelonlaU through the fall te apodal days. . You Mod has* ee tear yoar early puMtenae wtB be of fash km by CferMaaos-tec If you ar*%M of th* thouaaada of

few Com OUST Jewelry lactadr* retari Amfi CrjutaJ lArrings. Aa ^ Odd Iteaal Necklace. A Fra.1 And Z>,

copied Into your shopping book, your task to mor* than half done. Fall needs’lasted* practically arerythlag that-l* likely to appear la lhat Hat. and when you ar* burning for bOUoOheUl requirement* or th# thing you "Jn»t hav* to hava” for your ntwtut costume, you can select the gift* you hav* punned to secure from th* sacqs department. You will And that very few thing* remain on the lui that will require a special visit to Some cial shop or dcpartm*n>—always excepting th* card* and th* wrap-

r frleate. Or‘y the

tb* nespttou of a cade* that la Oire quite as thoughtful attention to cheoatag tha arucia ye* hav. derided a poo aa you would If it war. for yoaiaatf Mot |M a pair of htatery. but a cater that ^go" with the frock you know your friend pdaaaaaa*. or a neutral teas that will hanue with asyihiag. Ms sure of atao quality—<b*M la tragedy la th* Christ mas gift that la not uaahte. ou»vrs and boMorr. **psotelly. « “MUs*. if they ar* not correct lo siM- If you're ■Lariteg pour gift U*i early, you c#u h# oars of ai There |s no fepartmsel ■

a as Sad* much to hei: rdirndiiT aaw la this tirt •poadaday m #g.tfe# «d»«rimsins of-i that carry Orienu; '

hav* a wk uy difi' : Uhl* scarf- tk# wall of Until, too sUksr Stdrid b*^h**b*a! prc-urvte

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»OW nocfclarw

•» tko geld aad teorr, aqd th* ultra smart wowmu

Basrtagi prom

> *r* quaffef' com rr.lnr B4or«n*nl-

There should hr a supplementary It pertaining to gteotlng carda and th* ribbons, tissue, lag*. *tout paper and seals that hav# to do

nth »">■-; lt IO „ 1U1 , h , ^ l ,„ gtfU Engraved personal rre-tln* ; acceMor!** such a* glove*, scarf*, carda aheald he ordered early to j h Ma g, . cblrf . , nd ho# , rrr j ou Insnre delivery, aad the card* you | be our* of ala*, color and quality chooM from courier displays will 1 If you purchase from th# fresh fall be far more aatUfsctory If yoi' pick slock*. Christine* lln.e sees tx them up a few at * lime, keeping i and bales of fresh goods, m _ your list in yodr shopping bag sur*. but no matter how perfect th* and checking off each n*m# *> you order of that *tock may be *arty And a card that t* eultabir. Writ* : In the morning. It 1* usually a the name of lb* one fnr whi m the maelstrom of „ut!dln**s before

card t* Intended on the Iralde of ! even the noon hour I* reached, j svro the aiav* link' fatete* ia*T«* I envelop* flap when yan select | And there m*y b* d mcnl'v Is lo- \ #B width and k.vptng tu papularll*

Th* tea* .

reiqrhtoff aa* to a poaelhMtti to th* women wtffe a teag neck—th. woman with a abort a*ch thouli

not wear lu Bracelets are

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p - - T -- ._ poputerity . spit* of th* many a.w efftrln,. .tteo Unk« are eery much la th* mod* * «a