South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 198, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1913 — Page 2

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High Heels with Cut Steel Buckles Copyngnt by N. V ft

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Large Rhinestone Oval 8uckle,

Backed by Pleated Velvet Rosettes

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High French Heeled Patent Leather Slippers Worn with

White Stockings. Photo Copyright by N. Y H.

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A Simple Salln Slipper Worn with Lacy Stockings. Picto-Clokitr Nr. a.

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Back Viev of No. U Photo Copyright, 1913. by KeutHnser' Exclusive Copyrlsiht, 1913. Rew York Herald (5oopany Dressmaking to-day is eo largely a matter of taste in handling and drpins materials that elegant gowns this eascn 6eera to have a perfect touch because of the departure from the conventional dressmaking rule.. Materials are po wide now that making a dress or skirt from one breadth of material is quite posible, including the drapinp. T-wo views of an elaborate evening gown made of a wonderful piece of apricot and silver brocade are pictured here. The skirt, slashed its entire length, is crossed aud caught up into horizontal

often actually decollete as well. But.foMs of drapery, making an uneven lower quite outride of the diaphanous quality j edge and exposing the ankle? constantly of the robes there is another fashionable t0 xievr. It is fulled into a waist line detail that marks this season's styles under a blue satin girdle that, drawn into

the undulating or the slashed foot line of the gowti, which, revealing the ankles in even the most demure models, shows

' groTm dres tops, those ! for the daytime &s well ! IVl jaa these for evening j !lvf M'rnr 9 finishing j touch to their daytime transparency they are

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No. 1 A Silver Slipper with a

Double Looped Cravat Bow; Cuban Heel.

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much more of the silken stockings in the more elaborate and daring gowns. This fashion has influenced immensely both the styles in shoes and stockings, and it might aL?o be said the feet themselv: . for every one. conscious of the necessity of having the foot look as dainty as possible, has taken pains to select those ehapes of shoes and slippers that will make them appear as umall && possible. Consequently, at least for the etyle of dresses where such footwear is necessary, the heary, eensible looking loot 1 ceTer teen.

rose satin ground. This is comtined with

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slender kimono that is placed over the satin foundation, which shows beyond on

folds about the waist, is raked in front! the fronts and sleeves, the latter deeply and dips downward behind. A filmy flounced with Alencon lace, usd also in corsage top of Milan lace, lined in parts !soft folds la the decollete.

v:ith V shaped pieces of channeuse, resolves itself into large pointed fleeves, edged with a sparkling strand of crystal, the points weighted by a matching t;'el. A buckle studded with brilliant crystal fastens the brlt at one side. At the back a large butterfly bow of blue tulle, cover-

AnothT picture of one of the most popular of the Paris madels this year shows a black satin suit, simple in design, its elegance depending on the beautiful tassels that adorn it profusely, with which

Heels Perilously High on Black Satin Slippers That Are Laced with Satin Ribbon. Photo Copyngnt by K Y. IL

tities, the small high hat It is cf tulle applied in layer wired to mount to excessive height at one eido.

BISHOP SLEEVE RETURNS.

There E?fms to be quite a revival in!

to the shoulder. It node a pleasant charge, and the pu!f was net too full to te aggressive or to break In any way th slim silhouette of modern drea. In neckwear a noticeable feature ii th black tulle ruffle made for wear wtm

white gowns. The ruffle Is really & fix-

patent h ather shoes are worn. Rhinestone b:sh sleeves, though the top puff so far .'lure, and It is shaped like a Itoberplerre

jewel ftet heavy silver buckles that adorn;

ing transparently the whole back the; these .hoe ure further enhanced ly a

is not full enough to call much attention

cellar, the ends tela? fastened with plxln

gown, is caught by another crystal slide. An elaborate neglige worn in a French play and reproduced in photograph here is of lovely old rose and cream brocade, the cream Telvet design brocaded oa an old

finely pleated velvet rosette, which is

another fashionable shoe detail that

tulle ratherei in with Jet The black nif-

to the fashion. In one of the beautiful j f,e makta a j.r.tty addition to the white gowns seen last week at a display of au-Spawn, and It locks remarkably well ca

makes cf this year's shoes the veritable! tumn Jres3 the eleeve was cf the old j dresses cf other hues, such sj maite. bijoux that they are. With this c-tuxae fashioned bishop shape, with a tlht flulne'eret-n. crrtain shades cf brown, blue aad is worn ono of the latest of millinery nov-'Culf to the tlbow and full puff from there pink, particularly old ro&e.

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