South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1920 — Page 18

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for a few seasons brides have been lucky. They did not have to include long-, expensive white suede gloves as an Item in the bridal costume and went to the altar quite bare-handed. It was the fashion, and those lucky brides could spend the glove money on some other feature of the trousseau. Hut no more; long-, beautiful gloves of white kid must the bride wear now. whether 5he likes It or not. If her wedding raiment Is to have the sanction of fashion. And as for trousseau glove?, generally, they

auu iuiiMaiui.il. j iu uu uiiut-iy-be's problem if she has not a larK sum to expend 'or gloves cost novv what shoes and slippers u.ed to cost, and, of course, footwear ha-s leaped iu

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fabric, have smart embroidery on th backs and buttoned cuffs et on under a strap or bracelet of leather. The pleated frills are of ül'.k. Theia rt very Rood looking and very practical gloves and their color Is gray. A rood many more gray gloves than tan ones w;il be wjrn this season, one Imagine-a.

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Tht l !x poi:tul lo.ik is what a bit f fur trimming docs to a winter coat hi.- m;o;i put5 t!ie garment directiy in t!;e m:.v dollar or over clas! A",'. :x-;'.i pri. d and really exclusV !a.;..rf.i Jxckf:s or toicoats have f ;r trimming, vou Unow. Bt it ever

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pound look again! In both suits the sleeves are left without fur trimming; and this teems to be the favorite Idea just now. Coat sleeve are close fitting and outline the arm gracefully from shoulder to wrist. Indeed some sleeves are so snug that they have to be buttoned and urJ)Uttoned at the wrist to get them on and off; and armholes are made as small as possible, to give that trim shoulder line. Another suit has a small fur collar of mink a tiny animal scarf which crosses at the front, the bruh falling over the left shoulder and the little animal head going back over the right shoulder. The cunning little ?carf Is attached to the neck of the coat and forms part of it. This is a particularly interesting suit. At first glimpse you take It for a smart street frock. Then you wonder whether it is. perhaps, a graceful topcoat. But It is a suit with jacket and skirt, and the tailor has cleverly run the striped pattern in a contrasting direction on tho skirt Just to prove his point: That It is a suit and

I neither frock nor topcoat. The stripes

are made with an embroidery stitch in white on black duvetyn and the side drapery of the coat Is especially graceful. A low girdle made of metal links adds the final touch of distinction. No ordinary, conventional tallleur this, but a very distinguished model claiming Paris as Us origin. Monkey Fur On Smart Models Some of the smartest autumn and winter tallormades are trimmed with monkey, the black fringe of the fur

dainty little fur col-! having quite a new effect after sev-

(iifterent cut.

tur coilar will give vour

mtr s ii; the proper effect and you cd r.'t ha t' fur anywhere else on . o -1 1! m r. IVtMH-li lailb'Mrs llie Small Fur Clla is r.r of ?i. -. tiny little fur collars

a h.'null .stiu of very pale :x T:i v j i o k t is embroidered i w .'h u ie ftr.iy silk fiefs t . . U" i s ! I. : i tiny strip of .iti!. si u i aiTcss the top

T;;rn. ,1 iluvn. it about i m il!. Miu.ire collar of

'innr.c f.iSric such as women ,:; .sui;:nu r;::m- with Ringham

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Tho'fral seasons of cloe. short pelts like

pepium model; t seal, mole and beaver. New is the box coat with; time to seaivh through your attic two styles are i trunks for old monkey fur shoulder - for favor Just j capes and muffs put away years ago

ien fancy one style. when monkey fur was the rage ana

other and it Is hard! have them cut up Into strips to trim'

1 be mo.-t worn this , vour winter frock, suit or negligee. suit is cf brown j From Itenee In Tar'.s comes a graeeI r.iwn and tan cm-: ful co At -dress of black serge embroldo'.'.nr 1 of seal and i erod in allover effect with white wool

fur on the collar. A great many evening frocks are trimmed with monkey fur, but those must be taken up In another page. Seal And Squirrel Trim Winter Suits Seal Is no less fashionable than last year, and after all It Is a most satisfactory trimming fur. It has a neatness und dignity that always lend distinction to any tailored suit it adorns and It wears a great deal better than moleskin, which makes It a wiser choice for a day-ln-day-out suit. Very good looking Is a suit of brown bolivia with self-tone embroidery In silk floss and a choker collar of seal. The Jacket Ls in eton effect over a wide girdle which loop3 over once with long ends. These girdle ends are bordered with strips of seal. A peplum suit of maroon duvetyn was much admired At a recent fashion show. The peplum ls at sides and back only, the

front of the jacket having a strai

flat panel almost to the knee. The peplum slopes upward from the foot of this panel to a length of only six or seven Inches below the waistline at the back and is banded with seal. Above the seal trimming are rows and rows of black silk braid. There is no other trimming on the coat except a small seal choker at the neck. Squirrel is liked by younger women and is exceedingly fashionable though one sees It on topcoats oftener than on suite. Gray squirrel is particularly charming on dark blue and there are many wraps of blue velour or blue duvetyn with squirrel collars. Some of the gray costumes which are making a decided hit thi3 season, are trimmed with squirrel also. This year squirrel ls being dyed to match suit

and coat fabrics but the dyrd pelt i . never as attractive as th gray, net- , ural Squirrel. Squirrel is not in Itself' very rich fur though fashion has ' made It extremely popular and its'

charm lis In its dainty gray color and markings, rather than in its texture. Sport Suits Trimmed With Ilcavcr lieavcr seems to have taken its.

stand in the sport realm this teason. j It Is used much more for sport clothes j than for formal ones. There are beaver sport coats that are jaunty affairs, and some cf the sport and utility suits are effectively trimmed with thid soft, beautiful fur. A suit pictured, a new model of mixed brown wool with a close jersey weave, has a square collar and huge square pockets ! of beaver. The pressed silk beaver ' sailor ls the smartest kind of sport

j hat for this season. ! j Australian opossum was used on the :

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j ui niese wraps, an embroidered model

of dark blue velour lias an enormous muffler collar of Australian opossum ; and deep cuffs to match. The em-1

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Wvprtiiripss in r.ito n tha nr res uian gray, paie. medium or oarx.

j gloves bring now. they must be bought When gray cloves are worn the but- ! and must be worn. And the worst toned walking boot has a top of gray

cloth or suede; or If one prefers to wear spats over low shoes or pump, the spats must be gray to match tht

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of it is, there are so many kinds rei quired; almost a. different pair of ! gloves for everv costume! There is

i one comfort lio.vever. these liigh-'ovr? and make harmony In the cojI priced things we are all buying now - ' tume. i adays are of good qualitv cheaper j Most Informal of all are the fraunt1 merchandise seem to Und no favor ' gloves which are really Intended I with shopkeepers any more and (he j r sport wear. One sees them too ; good gloves at a good price will last'i'-h motor coats and with ralncoata ' a long time, particularly sincn one ' on stormy days. The fcauntlet looks hast so mar.v other pairs to fall back I sniart acd aI-0 kV9 chl11 upon with one's various costumes. i trickling raindrops from creeping 1 Informal gloves have cuffs, formal I the coatsleeve. These gloves should .gloves have not. Any glove with a ! be of heavy kid and should be dedd- ; gauntlet wrist or-a turned back wrist j edI' lo- that they can be

on and off easily, it ls always a mn-

Thissxivi mm "Velvet. Taaa cfearvLy Box CcsL mtKTatrpe Tck Collar

that shows a facing of contrasting color Ls intended for wear with tailored frock or a simple tailored suit, or with a topcoat. The plove that tits snugly at the wrist; or the glove that ha a long, mouoquctair wrist that wnnkles

on the arm. is for dress-up wear. The 1

take to have gloves too tight. Th rather loose glove in which the hand is quite free and comfortable maket all gestures more easily and rracefn!, Tirrht gloves are apt to caue a re-

! s'raint of cesture that ls fiwlcward.

broidery, in pale gray, outlines a cape! 1 - motif on the coat which is really all shade of the smart little taupe feather in one piece. The oilier coat shows ' hat. Moleskin and Austra.ian oposan actual cape, hung from the back ! -m are ued on black, dark blue and of the shoulders and falling in most i dark green velvet uits. Brow n velvet

graceful drapery. Lines of soutache on this cape emphasize the folds of drapery and the loose sleeve has also a double line of soutache. The draped collar is bordered with Austral, an

opos?um. Velvet Suit? Require The Pur Touch

Tna last note of e.egance on a fur fur

suit Ls the little collar of peltry. A , over n

pictured suit of black velvet has a ; er nan a skirt and a blouse of con collar of taune fox which echoes the j trastinr material.

suiis arc usually garnished with mink, seal or fitch winch is ayain fashionable. Tin: velvet suit is rarely emhroiiercd. lbs rich fabric and the touch of beautiful fur at the neck giv-

' short, snug-wristed glove you don i with a long sleeve, and the mousque- ; taire glove with a short sleeve. Types ' of gloves approved by fashion for the

coming season are pictured. The i 1 tight-wristcd gloves of white glace kid j .are for wear wi;h an afternoon frock;

! of dainty design, a velvet frock or one j of satin or Georgette with long, close sleeves to the -wrist. The gloves are I of beautiful quality, the kid soft and 1 supple and the cut perfection, so that

it all the distinction i! requires.

Th- suit pictured i a typical model for winter; the loose box jacket with

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Gloves Assume Privileges inthe Way of Trimming

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Ik. and opening In front to show

The oblique ' a lone panel of pleated black satin, re of the sea-; The collar I? bordered with monkey of very dark j fur and 'vlth the costume goes a black

oi v in self velvet hat trimmed with monkey fur.

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This collar is of j how small t 1s j

ASHIOX is very much interested in gloves just now. Bare hands may no longer show themselves, even with Informal costumes.

one walks, talks and dances in gloves, attends the theatre In plovcs and almost dines In gloves. No more running out of a morning with Angers tucked into a muff or into the pockets of one's sport coat gloves are an essential of even the sport costume you know. As for attending an evening

Study Your Type In Hairdressings

pe and the coiffure ' teileetual. All these things should be

f i:n yi;"dy V ir'icu'.ar t ii mos

-f 1 ; - of 'nrv.nn rr.av be sadly un1 .., :i:nentar to another. N'o hair-

to some ' be a cy retrousse or long and In-' can be re

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party glove'ess. as one used to a

son or two ago. It wou'd be the

of bad form now. And women are getting out of the way of drawing off their glove? the moment they are settled in a theatre seat they are getting used to gloves again. Why. even if the hat h removed, the glove.-- are

be com

ig to one ; cor.siderc d in choosing your mode of

hTlrdressmg and when a becoming

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de is found it is well to stick to It. certain type of coiffure becomes

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J you may muKe slight changes, accord- ; ing to the coiffure lines Fashion de

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semblance r. iv look actually I man-' at te moment, the general er

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a slender. long neck; or your head i wear a mav re rather larre and your neck ! Certain

short. Y'ou may have

feet should not change. Some women look Lest with the hair drawn ut smcothly from the nape and the back of the head outlined; others should

decided with a

loose knot above the nape, women are much prettier high hairdressing than with

bumps" or a f.at line at the crown of j the low. Madonna style; that is, hair your head. Y'our forehead may be I parted on top and drawn downward 1-tw and broad, cr h!h and narrow, rather than upward at the sides. Your chin may recede or appear And If you are not pretty, partlcu-t-.:ir.!n?nt. And your no.e may larly If you have not lovely hair that

11 means avoid a would-be-pretty i

coiffure and affect a very smart one. j or a very neat one. Keep the hair , well washed and brushed and unless your locks are plentiful, have them , marcelled once a week. In a loose I

wave. Thick hair, straight aud 1

smoothly arranged has a beauty of Its own. but thin hair, straight and smoothly arranged has a beauty cf Its own, but thin - hair, straight and smooth is pitiful It clings against the scalp and makes its possessor look her very worst.

A rood many girls, nowaday, study

the hairdressings of screen stars and I pattern their own coiffures on these 1 creations. For very probably the j star's beautiful and engaging hair- j dressing ls a creation, achieved by an i expert hairdresser.

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Fiel. lor filovrs Of Heavy Kid I'or The SKrls Mai. I. A liuekle And Strap Fa-ten The- Wrist And The Gauntlet Slips Over The Sleeve.

IJrarrlrt.s Of Contrasting: Shade And Frilly CufN Make Ft en ETery-day WahaMe Gloves Quito Fetchln. And tight gloves wear cut aocner too. Working them on the hand and dragging them off. finger by ftr.frer, helpi to wear out the kid. and If they shrink or stiffen at all In the cleaning proces. they will go to pieces In thin pot ciused by srefch:rig the kid to ct them o".. A !oo?e glove need not ni2-e.-sarily wrinkle, any rnor than W tno rnwn. Well rut and TrfrtlT

Good Looking And Good Wcarinir Fv- 1 proportioned gloves will et trnooth'.y rry-day c;iovf Of Dark füray Mocha1 even if th-y are not akln-tlcht. Just With White Kid Facing And .stitch- i a.s a beautifully cut coat will. Differ

ent ma.eä of gloves, However, ha"8 different proportions, jujt ai different

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the hand 1? tapering and graceful in the glove. Black button, facings and embroidery give that touch ef contrast

which fashion ir.M ts upon Just now. an i then dick to that make.

lave. Find the rlov hand your length cZ

ftnsters and v.dd'h of palm exactly

ias's in shoe.i ' that suits your

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less formal

are the gloves

cuffs. These would not be in ty!.? if you are wearing" ycur

very best blb-and-tucker. ready to ro 1 of wash-kii

to an afternoon re:ep'.ion or a mid- tie more

Kvening gloves are cf suede nd glace kid. Fabric gloves are not perm'.FjIhle for ever.ir.? wear, nor gloves

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than glace kid

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For Formal Occasions Gloves Of White Kid With Dainty Trimming; Touches In Black.

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the tailored costume

kept on these d.-iysl And gloves are! which you set forth for a 5hopp

an important item In evfry stage cos- expedition, or a walk on the Avenue tume. Husiness of drawing on long! with tea in prospect at some re-tau-

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and. of cour. th

ist the mere hand-

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white ever.i

glovfcs while the heroine

listens to the hero assert that he cannot live without her and so on. The bride ha3 taken to gleves ara'.n;

are! You can n glove with a be prf rentable;

attired

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rant. One pair 1 of soft gray mocha for it is the glove, n?t its length that with white stltchir.g and embro-dery counts. Liut a very Ions: glove, pushed and a scalloped turnover cuff of white down In wrinkles on the arm conveys kid. The other glovs of heavy wash the Idea of luxury and rlchnes.

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