South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 314, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1920 — Page 6

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m .i.'on. We ither i p. i -l:ffcrcnro thpir i'Ow, for- : - h.rsc how r:i '!iy. t winter I : r vr k :t!'I if the t ). frm or:u V r chooses : (!;:..! :; the sov: r.t ios. fashion y,:r.---r - ihu thvr:no::.' r wi'.h ccld r..r.r, :iij.r. Win'ry traditions date I ! . U t. t lio o!J- n ! i vs v.-hf n snow v. u.- lo-.j for hy Thank.-r.vin and ., irv- o'it to uiMtuini.t's in !'-.-:h f.-r the Tiiar.!:.- ::iv:n r union. sm,v -it 'n-.-'nk. :ik. '":v:r-.j: time is a thrillI.t.w k! i but It does r- rnenibtr that iti r of IMS ? so fashion Til' to tradition am! fl--"i'b th.it No i:v is the propor time for ar-- niore cmforti r. - an at hor.e tn tl'.-y tmcr ;iir aro ouf.-iJf !n InAr.y u Jtr.T. not di is chitly ln-i.i in N'ovem-tfn-.4 f ? p rn r'i"ri r.Nlons the air ; i : T'i ! l the cxp'clta-rrn.-i -J .ml furs n inipnrtial ok-nrv-ts tvhfn -a o 1 ! t o : hv b "c .in 1 t hin the prom.'mde. t . on 1 1 : v.;U r : ' f 1 r .so it sr. : ; . i , or: f 1 r :rt t cvt r. r'iuT :tr 'irr. In ' . r A i ! ' - c rn for Wraps Of Supirnto lnt rft Tk.e - r ' r i ;- ' r. e !. vlVfVf r, an out-tl-an : n "."r pi ice. -.r !ri eviderup. dav an 1 eveV- e::c :s not ;-i;pp-sed to s!t, ap!--s and w;th a f. at!.-r fan. in hior.s show box i -, c n wo aid at e i '-ri. Worn en v. tirooii arj r. it i. m-? fail - d f.-r the v n o wish ( V e P. hor. -at .ns: tr.ev to :n e r -! v a :... :r rtarak l. a. Thfy are n hcur or n p.'rtar. f social 4 . v to sjmd mi .andö r a. I evening eautiful -iar.ee v.vvn is i . 4 i r e i a hiJia ur.d. .i stunr.;rc wrap; and wrapj -rt.ipt r in hx?r.-'e p.ay a vtrv i :: äw ra i,.r.s. Th? are retained ir. th boxes. a r v er iT..i'.rh'i1-'ii. m a ) li:x-i ':r us bar gr.ur, ?s for their we irers; a: 0. :. of f.ishicn steps down ineraie. even for a short c n t h 0 k-rak t another box. without donning Y.er erap. J.p.e cf tho .uporb wraps tr be intr: bv f:i--hi.-in at the horse show are pictured. The broadtail wrap w: -r. w;h a dark vflvet evrr.ing rown ! ' i o ; a ycur.ir raarrii d woman "un.-. s c: ccrrMiy cloth s fropi I'ar in pr-'pira-.1 h i; a A - a s a Strik!tgtr lr:5i,n ' ;. '. ' h ( s r 1 v n t a 1 s dr. pet and ta-v-e'ed which . color. ' : 1 5 an t We saze i : r. e x ; e c t e 1 note of a c cf Crange a:; J corn! n:;' A;th srav and the fi.-"e.s .uve cr.tr: ecrd twis'cd lr. There are no lcs than v 1 4 ?ka.-k se swinging fa ."o -1? a the Is a notable feature of the grace-

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k J J ,: - .' ' ' . if' ' ..V- : ' 4 5 X, r . ful wrap. Tne broadtail wrap is worn n trailing rown of black velvet. (lr ,nrfi ;1f frftnt to show the ankles and pretty little French dance slippfrs of black satin. Another interestingfeature of thi costume is the headdress not a hat at all. but one of the new Paris headdresses which arc all the rac. A close bandeau of Je tits around the head over the hair and at the front of this bandeau are mounted three paradise feathers which ?lant in eccentric directions, an effrrf considered decidedly smart. lluruoose In I2idence Many weeks npo burnoose wraps tha last word from Paris were prophesied as a salient winter fashion, and here is a burnoose wrap for horse .show wear; a stunning affair of black panne velvet banded with Chinese brocade strips in Jep blue and black. The upper put of the wrap tias t Tie burnoose fullness, above the cicely swathed lower half which outlines the .silhouette and pives a graceful, taperirirC line. Enormous ciiffs and a huge collar of lynx increase the bulklncs of the upper part cf the garment, emphasizing its contract with the slim lower part. A fashionably short evening frock is worn under this wrap and no one can miss the Russian slipper with three buttoned straps! F'r wraps always make their Vinter low at the horse fhow and this year mink and squirrel wraps are especially fashionable. The mink wrap pictured has its full complement of dansling paws and brushes fashIon cannot have too many this season. The arrangement of mink skins in a vertical panel at thft back, below a cipe sec'ion of vertical pells, while the lower part of the wrap and the collar have horizontal pelts, is a notable feature. The mink wrap with !t sumptuous lines i -;oubly effective over a 0wn of delists chiffon in faint pink, with T-i n V- riKfrl-H trtrr. I -'..J -. iiir i'i) 1 .aim:. i-t 4.4 hides of rose. The squirrel wrap 1 accompanlc: a promenade costume n ... I Vi

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'.". 1 are ?o occupied with he tunnin$: costumes they src. on tne promenade and in boxes: and with the interesting1 events going on la the tanbark oval, during the first part of your visi to the horse show, that you don't think about footwear at all. But once footwear begins to attract your eye you can't think of anything else for a time so fascinatingly pretty and so fetchingly smart are the feminine boot:: and slipper? and oxfords that trip around the great promenade. Not a shabby pair of shoes touches thoss boards, one is sure! Everybody seems to be spic and span in foot covering, and since the show Is held indoors and most penpl arrive in limousines or taxis, the daintiest boo's and slippers accompany even street costumes that would usually call for stouter so'ed . shoe? cf the walking type. The horse show is an excellent place to observe modish foo'cear of the more formal sort the beautifully built buttoned boot that tVs lr.tep and ankle like a glove, the high heeled slipper that ordinarily woull not show 1 " e l I OU.MllC it, Ll ii.S 4 . room in winter time, but at the hrse show is cen with the sort of costume over which one wears a limousine wrap. Stouter shoes arc seen cn th promenade the obviously stout boots that the sport girl wears faddLshly with her regulation sport costume: tan leather oxfords they are with inch-high heels and ornamentation cf heavy stitching. These are accompanied by woolen , stockings of heather shades and have a particularly sporting, outdoor look ', with the outdoor costumes they ac- j compiny. Even these so-called heavy' sport oxfords, however, are beauti- j fully shaped, and the leather Is so soft and pliable that such a shoe is not by any means as heavy as it looks. Ve ry correct sport oxfords are shown

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T 1 1 e "Ru3SlclT Undoubtedly for a Ftroll down Fifth Avenue she would don buttoned walking1 boot.s. but at the horsx show, on the smooth plank promenade one takes advantage of bein.-r indoors and wears the daintiest footwear one can achieve. The Kuian Taillmr Will Make A Sorwuion Women in I'aris are wearing thce dashing Russian suits as a ma'ter of course, but thev are new as yet o i New York, and Russian costumes at the Horse Show are bound 4o create a sensation. Pictured is the latest

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model in Russian suits, a model de-j signed for horse show wear rather ! fetching is it not. and decidedly pieturosque : The material of skirt and , jkVk-t Is duvetyn in t.raid e-mbroidt-ry in pale jrray, with ! self ton.-. The j cravat collar and pauntlet cuff are of rray astraeaan and a Cossack cap of u . . . ä . - . . . 1 . . -- 1 .... i . tVkrt cen: tvis. The glovt are of gray su. ana tne ta.i boots a ad til ose boots are 1 i.iasteriv achievement, with their .-dim slipper part over the foot and the wrinkled tops 'hat '.ace in around the- ankle. The stiff tops are rut out urair.ly wlvn a boot-top comts above 'lie ankle. skirt 1 out. ta. t h e -1 :: of t i .-of;. 7k;ib.e .ink!- .md b - vi beh -1 1 the r.ew sliorte n r h o rcirh up -kirt and made of such ! that it mould? the kc the stocking i'self. ThfsFans hi cli walking boots ire from m i have 'he short vai lp that the Fa ri si. an adores, but A meriean ? k ' ' ' , ' ' . k , . , y ft b' ft' -a . ... -i Ä4 ; Button Strap Slippers Of Very Gonl I Style With Clocked Silk Hose. bootmikers are new tail boots ; getting buy on the I later models wkl probably have longer toe t v . j American women ;rcfer. 1 Fans .as been unable to establish I 'he short-vamp '-hoe as a wcrld style. F.oh Fnhsh nr. Amer: in women na'i'tJi - Oil o auopt ii and st:cK to tra u . r in, pointed tee. The French foot Is short and broad and tie short vamp f. t.s Engiish an I American typical of the ort of last preferred by

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and KolesKinxvlh.) oP Br-ocade in a pattern that shows up over a white kid facinjr. Not a hit of color in this soft pray costume, you cxclaim Its, one very telling on m in-' ly-Z all earrings wnicn are 01 V,o n-', red coral! t!u.; .-a-i ii-' riding suits are permitted now in the rir.-r. though the Horse yhow us-jd to be considered too forma! arr! ronvfntion.nl an affair for M In excellent style . . 1 .a e pictured riding suit, the neatly fitting coat of black cloth and the breaches of dark pray twill with Tray ( :5ther facinsts. II it and boots are bln-'k and the stock white. ii lvrDainty Littb- Slippers Of Brocaded Satin, SlaslHd To Show The Stock - ing. American women cf bc-.-t ta.-te for th:s season. The--e bur one d clippers are very i-eautiful models from, a mcst exclusive and authoritative shop, and in spite cf their rci,rr.?s da:ntine: cf line they look de an d fuky eomforable. Tr.e are motsu bsan 1 afe in height and of r Or 1 V have the hfom'ect. I'arti cu'ariy h drawn threid 4. 1 .. curw ! Foui ef irt s'ockin-? v.: . :k.s acr ..-r P. l:'. OZ.l irv t: I u o r e ! r.- nr. . c rain 1 4 are v 0 m a n -d you 1 v.- h v n have lor. .r- r. m r rt ''.er. der he onelusi. n "n -. be: -.-. ar. ir.s'o-rit tr:r-A d k ! . r 1 1 f ' v - .,k-- it ,.-., If r" 3. '.r d The .tre k 1u.t to e a la F.:rS? button-trap s'.:rrrrs picture 1 smarter har. aup. gray cr brown silk hese though these eclers are seen

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