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dolman alaar* mar b* naod In th* ' formal frock tor f**U*» oocoslona. E Block *o T*rr popular ]u*t now 1 with Moth or, may har* a place In • th* wtardrob* of Daughter, collega* > bootaA It will b* Tery gouthful In • It* cut and It will b* eUbcratad > with ta daconttn bit of color, or It - mar b* girdled with velvet and i wear collar and cuff* of fln* *m- • bolder!** and lac* In btaga. Bepv 1 dallr lovely for rooth are two of 1 th* n*w color*—1 angle groan ’ Chanel rod, and nary I* both amort
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evening occa*lon* demand ere- . ninr drees, and chiffon, tulle. 1 Oeorgott* and trtaetn answer the . de.-ioni, materia Ur spooking RufI Be* and frill* become the alenderxeee of rooth. and there 1* beauty n the moor adaptation* of th* rob* !• style, so abuasd by molarity. ■ What 1c cellar than th* modern girl in the old-Urn* talk with It* nooo-
with long soda on on* ah der: there's a flower, and loach** and edging of metal lace. Demon, get lovely, loot ill
DID YOU KNOW • • HAT if you an very, very ami you will be wearing a r-lmpl* 1 linen handkerchief with a work monogram, hand-ombrotd In one earnerT And you wUl har* thta handkerchief ordered tor r*a dinpt <yg jrsrt* jump sj» ***4^
lass with another
rial; and neweet of all. It • swagger envelope* for ofler-
g appliques of gold
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■ fabrlca And why dhould they iJnotT Phil prasBDtatlons of th* mod* reveal gargedns moterial* la which both colors and weave* iw, and there 1* opulence , In th* favored texture*. It I* hard o any lust what ha* been the ' eplratlon of these fabric*, bat In a s that la betad* the point ' It ta eufflelent far tu that, they ‘ terprot the tamplleity, or the-luxury 1 an the ease may be. of tha mode
of th* boar. .
In general, fabric* on lusts rich, supple. Each length ta a i terplece In ttselt and some of offerings come from looms that tmons. Of colors, more anon, bat It ta *roagb< for th* t _ •at, to say that both material* and provld* the excuse for fashalr for two-tahrlc and 'twocolor combinations. And then are many opportunities offered for effective comblnatlocs that variety la assured. And variety lx th* most desirable characteristic In all gen-
eral fashion.
In a way th* crop**, an.ins silks have shadowed Wool, the | and winter*, just aa they have shadowed cotton through the summer*. Bnt attention la again in woolen* because of th* beauty of the Jersey*, flannel*, rep*, kasha cloth*, wool crepe# and novelty wools 'hat are being offered. Cropalla and Jersey or* greatly In demard for ' H'-'Ct* i a*ha cloths are used hr the moat prominent of th* Parisian
th* wool situation. Mention mum be made *f th* new broadcloth, for It 1* a high light among th# now fabrlca. end iry soft and aupple 1* Us weave tnat it sometimes resembles a chiffon velvet—which leads us, logicalo th* moat fashionable fabric of all. There ta no gainsaying th* fact that velvet loads tha a materially speeking. Nothing takes color quit* like this beautiful i and th* texture of this eaaaon’. feting* 1* wonderfully fln* and aupple. It ta more than usually adaptable to th* mod*. Le**t of all. In th* loveUnes* of velvet ta th* usual chiffon dree* typo although were It not subjected > compartaon U would be cosily queen of fabrlca Thar* are th* lovely troche velvets and metallic •t trochee; velvet Georgette troches; and many covert is*. ■mg the beauty of the chiffon velvet*, the two-piece suit pictured .Uasa t flowered pattern, and mLined wltta two tones of a
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quit* m much «b* seder m ewtafem. - -p—-tit th* Mflg*B|png color or Qm ahod* at It; affUB
lore eosmi no end to the list of crop** and talk* from which choooe her favorite shade
tha Leopard May No* rtiange ota. Bat It Tranafem Thta present, and crop* Georgette, and of lot* chiffon has appeared In tha rooter of crepe*. There ta no falloff in th* popularity of r crepes for *eml-formal and formal attire. Moire talk ta popular and there are cone exquisite pattern* of It. Satin ta never really absent 1 th* list, and ta valuable in th* Autumn mod*. Lovely In their place, th* metallic fabric* have attained a potation of promlni and one may choose from «xq* letata In patterns of groat b* id rare colorings. There are a lOtlfa, both large and small, many of the niece* or* romlnli of rich, mediaeval fabric* —. On* promptly chazael* x a* beautiful; on* may add. they are amort. On* applies th* term “dtan»ti___ colors, thta fall, and It ta by nu •ana aa far-fetched a* 'll i
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atrmSB idea of It maw from th* r navy — tar e*reet -taBd I wmr. t» th* ratr wrnm
a* ■•eggplant" ani "eland rod" Hated, ffall colors may bo gonmlly listed aa win*, perple, groeo. blue.
; and there are the fa- brown, th* pastel* and black—spe-
alltar crepe de chin**, Control and clal amphasta at U.I* writing pla**d falll* crepe*; rot forgetting a moot on block. Bat there are many attractive weave that ta known a* of the** colon end many i
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