Clinton New Era, 1910-02-03, Page 10^
�GI1EUT deal is said and written
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of the responsibilities, the cares
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and perplexities which the rich
man of to -clay bas to contend
With, but it may be questioned ii
he has any more nerve rack -
in;, purzlin: nroUlems to 1:•teS than
has the rich wotiiau of to -flay, whu re -
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to the uttermost ]low essential.it is
to be smartly gowned after fashion s Mat
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est edict. One reason for the strain be-
ing so nearing, so incessantis the con-
sttiut changing of the styles and the can-
sequent terrible uncertainty as to whether
the expensive hn.t purchased on 'Monday
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is in fashion the following Saturday, with
such lightning rapidity do all fashions
change at present, especially the fashions
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' in inillinety. I.normous picture hats are
replaced in favor by the most minute
close fitting toques, turbans and, let it
be said with bated breath, by bonnets, for
-every sigh and indication is pointing the
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way to the return of the close fitting
bonnet.
Wide brims that staufl out at the back,
mushroom shapes, both tabobed mouths
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ago, are now triumphantly displayed as
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'• among the nearest models. Ctowns vary
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from the exaggerated large, soft am•�l
to the hard, stiff, comparatively small,
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end .are entirely lest t0 view under the
shaped fold of whatever material the
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Fash.�o�.. D•exails. Every Woman 'Should .now. -
a�' M$ROII)ERY and bands of fur'welvet ribbon and the sleeves are trimmed -
are combined on many of.pie• newest with' two hands of the rlbbon. The chow'
MU gowns, merely bitg of these riinmingg ' ..
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being used on the waist and skirt. Xr4sh-
i {arae' Velvet CostuMe ion does not favor continued lines: in
+ Nelsen Paquin'+ trimming, unless fiche a straight border
e . r11Oto`by l~elIx ,} -":�: of fur around the bottom of the skirt or
Velvet Opera Costume -
hat ' may be composed. .And the 'ma- MaiSou boucef. , 'Y3 E the'edge:of the coat, .In ure>] the ht- -.
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�' — tle- irregularly shaped, sverdress is_,shown .
terials are so many in nutn•ber and so Pfi'otcrby Felii , P.. t
absolutely unlakc- 8atut, hatters' plush, ; °• � vim' < without any finish, bnt the sante nioc]el, <
t' or one .made upon. similar lines;had this
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velvet, plain or mirror beaver and felt all p
.are in fashion and often one 'or two of feature of the dress outlinedwithn. on r•
.flutters'
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fo ns ane i i• r � :�
t c wh Ic an effective a ,' ..3 ; �'�' .,,
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riot alwa� q n becomtn a- T-,- ab" #Tt�i ,. .. :; ., .... >� . ,.� r',:, e� ;'� . . ,:, � ,
crown of the .v: ;. � ;.:.:-".�`t°-
e h:tr may be made of it. but ,. ;," _ .;s },�� MITI,`
the brim tis' t ;t ing, reminding one of rile line accentuated i
ill be of cclvct, so mach softer ,� F� pp f ,
and more Uecontiug, while with satin >E "` Y •'�• .� s•*� �'��"='+il`•'�'° t �c�`=� ^'� 4 y<, a.�,
E, in sailor blouses. 'i'bla one' is formed bye ,
x , } . ane " `' a tuck with -an almost infinitesimal bit of c }
thele will also be velvet. ,:>.,R4 t'<r3. :r_� i x r ., fid, 3
' .. •, � _.. �'i �� •t>fAri.< >'i� � .�?;rR =: raid'showin OIL the edge and u eters F • . '�lG ,
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Tulle and ntnlme net are •not materials :'?�, ��>d'4 3�`<�•�- -,� ,•' ���i. ' � ^'t �'"
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gene:r•'y, "; <...s, ?i € x. ` � , '>':: �• P ��t ,�;:' ;;: w � � �.'�. �?,i ,�n itttons pTaeedon•bot ides o that they associated with winter, but
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s.:, . `. ' - s'hi?s` s alternate.
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tulle combined with vel et or fur is nn- ,.: ) ''._
E. r� t :? t t ` �✓ :> Another. dress after :this. style was.cut.
cut
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mensely smart at this moment and so aro .� # az. x,. - J
€a`�' �� �:. � , �; -�:t with the overdress "coming lower in front �1 '
velvet and beaver, satin and beaver, and ;�:z ^t. i .��� g Et. ,• +,
antd;across the square end was a band -of'
so on indefinitely through a series of coin- . x •.xy.y ` t� i< it�'l ;s'a f
,` .'� air k, • . y ',a.. �'� F�3'r z�,'� .f fur and three triangular sections of heavy '! .
bin'atious never before attempted. Tilt ,'�. �$ r � ,x�: ' ^�?�'•. •• � �':`;slx� t". ?Fz �k>ik , .�
, iu11e and velvet creation is exceeding);, �s2ue '<>. ,,, � � •�," '�':;sg:�' 1 Y�.a,r::�
,,,mart and well adapted to the theatre
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int.. picture hat. Tulle, as may readily
h'•e imagiuerl, is far cheaper than osprey or
Ard of paradise plumes, and can, if n
clea'er milliner deigns to use it, be substi-
rated for the costly feathers, for the big 3 s 2
r, G4URE' 2, --BODICE, OF , LACE AND OLiIPFON,
hr,alle bows and plentings are most .charm- <l a - � 5�zk x �a R} i` \ € r FIx'
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.06,191y light Old airy in effect, n.Ttt', terrible of velvet on the'leff` side of the bodice is
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as may sound the statement, are eatery bit fastened' with•a rbinestc#e ornament."'
as becoming. But tulle and net cannot
\ � �roperly' be dealt with by any, amateurUR, toques.are as ;fashionable as they
, a x I were last. Winter, yet the product'oi
tali the price demanded for the tulle s< <:
rimmed theatre hat is far in advance of Frk �; a. r the present season shows various
differences fro�u.•its predecessor. Not
what was formerly asked (note the state -'r
vent demanded) for a most elaborately, yyx x,lKr(� '
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trimmed feather hat.
Craze for Aigrettes. J? � �> t 5�_ • L��'>,��' ,
It is quite a question whether there will r'
be a feather left to any bird of note if f4H
the craze—it is nothing else—for the k3}
e.igrettes and egrets con finues.:Apparently
women have gone quite mad over these
trimmings, for no price is ton high to pay ' � .t,� • .,
said all kinds of pleading against the z1
laughter of the birds goes for nought, r 3 x r
)ertaiuly thr. feathers are exquisitely +" x a -t -t r
' beautiful, but too many spoil the smartest � s t ane
Mole Moleskin Coat vvitit Ck` hills o.e
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and most becoming hat ever turned out Y', Photo Copyright by Reutlinger
and look merely like an ostentatious dis• Exclusive Copyright New York Herald .
play of what money can bay. There aro
many cleverly made up feathers this sea-
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hon that have the aurae general effect ,ta �grnered �stol�,, there is • an endless and skin or baby lamb trimmed with a band embroidery, when these two kinds of
ne costly aigrettes, and those.especialiy m " most attractive variety to. choose from.
Much attractive
upon the furs with which of skunk, lynx or fov, The large Cos- trimmings are used together It is impor- i
white aro used in quantities on the large sack shape turban, with brood band of tant to have the needlework bold fn de-
g z. a is worn the fiat, for this sensor every- O
!rats Out,. still are classed as theatre and A1 i' thing must match.
Two kinds of Eur may fur around the, brim and the entire crow g sign and done with coarse silk, The finer
dress hats. s be combined in the hat; but hat, stole or made of roses or, orchids, is another of hinds of work are. more or less lost by the
tJilgttestiounhty small hats aro con- ' ' " coat and muff moat be the same, rl"he Malas snasott"s ntodols chat is decidedly new. addition of the fur, even tvlien tiib •ora- q ��
idered very smart this season, but the i
:large hat for "dress" still is a primo s , z� woman wlio can afford to wear ehincltilta Althongli ac first I;lance 4t may. seem Bice broictery shows a contrast In color. As a
' —and this me:_ins titer it must be becomitt the earns old turban liars that have been finishing touch a narrow 'bit of the far is
favorite, and this in spite of the fact
ithat every day aces new models in the r ? f < s g known .for so many, ninny years', it is g standing col- Oa
most fnacinoting small shapes, plctu• ., "' toque wrath c ottntofag ay,rccrise or Ulue lar'.d sometimes on rile High
.resque to a de tco and more and mote utt
,F velvet and )trim of chinchilla. If the gra tlttlte different, target In head sire, so t('q�
the lines oil a headdress or L+m- ` h
a� .� of the Eur is beeomfn the ]vet crown of that it comes more over the face and twirl fyt there its one item of the n*ardrobe
lire turban. in a theatre box or at ..�: g velvet highet; inside crown", ifiid while it looks' 1 Wltfeh more than any other seems to (�+�`If�
restaurant the large but worn witft r ., tlto sEtnte color "as the smartest, but iE the "
to govrn open at the throat seems to Ilt :; <.. touch of contrast is bust, then it should.
as if It were round it is shaped need constant renewal In the experl- -
t with Its surroundings. At the same s = _, be chosen instead, 'xlte heart of slcunlc larger to front ntf& back than at the ence of the • average woman It Is
me the close fitting urban with rho'' = «, around he crown tsides. The short` ]faired furs, sealskin always and ever the separate blouse, ;
;grotte-a Feather so paced as to give t w of it smooth beaver pati IJG1tOGIUILS bbSi#Ib:tAgrA
ti)e needed height --seems marvellous) Its n n the' three corner she a fs effeifva and .anal baby lamb', are .not so effective In Ili Illustration No. is shown a design
x \s: ' + thio style of lint and aro oftener used only Is the shape now favored a decided
tttcord With the close clinging satin or :, a. r. two stiff feathers, of cerise or :bright scar- ttlticlt may be used either for it separate citatt a from an that the h e r
ut the, crown with the brant of Chinchilla, fi Y nv had, but
t�±lvet gown on the Uicturesgite order. r ` <, ,: let make the Model most becoming. A blouse or for tate badfce of 'a gown 'of the eombinations used with fur are
Which will win out, the small hat or the � skunk or sable, but there are one ar two
g like material, bath novel nnow; ways, a Velvet fs Intro.
'' • urge, only time can tell. For the MoMent ,`; y � dullgoldornament and a tuft of triage= models that are charming made of the duced iii vaginas ways, nttid it is astori[slt•
It is easentiai to happiness to be .pos- bort featliers in it colored velvet turban, Lath chiffon and black valvet'rfblion
shorter frtrs, so soft .•tali pliable that they lug what uoveltfes the greyer milliner can ..
Messed of both. .. tri.nmed with it band of sable, is another' , . 1 aro the- materials ttpCd for ills bodice,produce with these two fabrics,
l�xottiest and most becomingof all the are, treated as if they Nvore velvet or ., r
popular fashiattl but tl►u plainer, more , : J he laee is draped oveir the shoulders' the fur set ltirtured herewith tdoes not
Jmatl and varied styles tlils season are bonvor Celt. .these are best; in a rather t also forms the lower )ar f l depotid on other materials flit its stylish,
n l becoming f I severe st styles still ruin the greatest amount • , and ct d t o the eifeet. +111w scarf is quite + +
lta asefnail t; Y .ur lata tyhirh u l or _ y dtli'taietrt shyped turban, Iifgher in the bodice, The ch,ifon 1 ] to l lain and only
Jtre of so many, dttfc cont nttdels. 1liatii• b e Sat .e r . of alp troval. As a rule, the fur hats tire , aid- In crasswtse
Yboto Copyright by ttoutlinger 1 C>+twrr atld' most eflentitro. with tt It tt the Muhl,. tial totitte show ilia ornament of
rntlrely of E'rtr, of velvet or beaver tvftlt' Usuon Grunwaldt sinall, batt there are on, or ,two styles g tuck r, forms ilia tilt der Dart t1tC bodirc. brctiQ and milk that give it an Jwttt'activti
ttlri in soft turban shrpe or In stiff tliikv rxrlutive Copyright Now York Hould • that aro unite large and aro made in seal, 'cotkade of tubs; or net borrar. tuzcl tlw �1 star. � le JCit0le .ia Of the IAnd i+' tY air,