T'S time for a new hat—something
that will supply a note of autumn
chic to one's midseason costumes.
Well, if you are asking it's either
velvet or satin for your “first” cha
peau. That is If you do not choose
one of the new stitched wool crepes
or a wide-hrimmed felt,
Perhaps the way the new crowns
have of maneuvering into high peaks
is the most outstanding gosture of
Smartest antumn headgear. Some of
the toques and turbans have the fun-
niest little topknot arrangements fancy
can picture,
The draped
to the left at the top in
Hlustrates the new sp
movement perfectly. With a bright lit
tie feather thrust through its tor
Point this chic fall mode! is
as pert and gay as the milli
touch can make it.
From hich peaks to
front is a
it goes to how very versatile
are the Incoming hat fashions
The little boat-shaped hat
to the right at
position on the
velvet sketched
the
iral peaked
toque
picture
pmost
about
ner's magle
back-to-
cry. but
low
gliding lines far
show
sketched
the top reveals a dis
part of designers to
create oblong silhouettes with shal
low crowns, They make It a point to
stress Interesting eveline effects as
they dip these boatlike over
the brow. Note the cluster of wee
ostrich tips. Which is just way
of telling sou of the portance of
feather trims for fall and winter. Not
only are hats trimmed with all sorts
of sprightly and graceful os
trich, but feathers adorn the costume
throughout, little capelets and neck
wear items made of them being espe
cially good this
Especially noteworthy is the cunning
hat with a veil which is sketched In
the center. The distinctive thing about
it is that it follows along Chinese
lines, It belongs to the peaked-crown
models
one
quills
senson
class as you
type hat which
Chinese model
fer to the *y
certainly look
round affairs
see. There 1s another
milar to the
We re
is very si
ns shown here
wx" turbans which
the part--little flat
just the shape of a
pill-box. You have to be young and
good looking and he a past master In
the art of kn« to wear hats
to “carry” this style effectively. They
demand a little vell to soften thelr
lines
1.4
Hii
wing how
tetches below also
trends, To
"is Hingtrated,
hat-and-cape
“all
wnths
The three artist-s!
bespeak
the left
for you
important gshion
A voguish
know
ensemble > it he the
during the rhe
hat Is draped, emphasising a tendency
wed In the new
the wunts
back descending to =a
The lit
made en-
ithers, which again
nder of the tremendous
for all sorte of feath
ery Fhe almond or boat
ghaped hat to the right araln empha
the sms
silhouettes
must
style”
which I widely foll
That is
the
showings drape mq
high at
smartly-posed evehrow effect,
tle enter is
threly of p
Is a reml
vogue DMN
sailor in the
nsted fo
faed
fashions
irtness of
Then
very
sizes fiat elongated
model Is
stitched woolen
lightly fuzzy sur
for Immediate
too this
made of a new
fabric which has a sl
face
wear
fust the thing
about the
H » }
phaolograg
And now
which were
trio of models
ed and here re
“last
sntin
rat
charming
Wide brimmed
ich in the style
picture for fall. The one to the left
is stitche” black satin with white
satin The huge capeline to the
and It has a
order t lustrate
Black
black
prodaced in
word” millinery
elnhornte iy Worked with
: braid
toque at the
cape lines
describes the
center top
Are very mi
y ribbon,
right is of
gay beaded hand
@ 1933 W
Western Newspaper Union.
black velvet
d
GRAY SUEDE SHOES
FOR AUTUMN WEAR
conventional browns
the new gray suede
or kid oxfords and sandals for wear
with early fall clothes
Much gray is promised in street and
sportswear this season, and gray ac
cessoriés promise to be more popular
than ever. Gray shoes have already
made their appearance with dark blue
or black street and light-col
ored sports clothes this summer,
The new shades for fall are varied
There is gun gray, flint, and brownish
taupe which blends with many shades.
Gray shoes will be worn with dark
coats trimmed with gray fur, and they
also look smart with black, navy, and
certain shades of brown
Hoslery with a slightly gray cast
is being shown to take the place of
the clear beige and sun-tan shades of
the summer. Taupe, which may be
worn with black or brown, and beige
with a gray rather than a yellow cast,
are popular colors. These are more
attractive than hosiery in a pure gray
shade,
Rivaling the
and blacks are
frocks,
Capes and Fur Waistcoats
in Worth’s Fall Showing
Hedgehog velvet, a new fabric
black velvet interwoven with white
hair-—-was introduced by the famous
bhonse of Worth at its fali and winter
fashion show,
Fur waistcoats under velvet quilted
satin suits also were displayed.
Favorite furs were Alaskan seal,
salongor, wolf, black fox and panther,
Flowered petticoats were shown for
evening. Bows were seen at belt, neck
and shoulder. Short removahle capes
were offered to cover bare backs.
Gowns were multicolored, with shoes
to match. Gloves were worn at elbow
or shoulder length,
Plush Revived
Plush, favorite of family album
days, 18 in fall fashion's album. In
its modern version It has a long and
sometimes even shaggy pile.
LET'S CROCHET
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
Even If you have never crocheted
before when you see such clever cos
tume accessories done in crochet as
those shown in this picture, you will
be wanting to acquire the art. An
easy matter it would be, for this at
tractive and novel accessory group
consisting of sarplice revers drawn
about the waist with a wide belt, a
cunning beret and flared cuffa on the
gloves 1s done in the simplest sort of
stitch, The entire combination is ero
cheted of mercerized erochet cotton
which is to be had In a range of
superb fall colorings. These crochet
details are wonderfully effective on
the heavy crash linen frocks the vogue
for which Is continuing on into the
autumn days,
A Word for Big Hats
Don't neglect the new big bats. They
will be worn for everything from
sports to informal evening occasions,
WORDS OF LOVE
COME EASY NOW
Modern Youth Writes Its Own
Ardent Missives.
It 18 hardly surprising that Gen
eral Pershing's men fighting In
France should have used letiers that
were not glrictly of thelr own com-
position. That is what the fathers
of many of them had done In their
own youth,
In the year 1880 there was copy-
righted in the United States a large
volume entitled “Gaskell’s Compen-
dium of Forms.” It was just that,
alming to tell anybody how to do
anything that could be put on paper,
A section of the work Is devoted to
letters of love and courtship. The
forms presented would scarcely be
‘alled ardent by the sob-sister of to-
day assigned to cover divorce pro-
ceedings. “Dear Sir" Is frequently
used in the salutation of a love let
ter from a lady. A gentleman who
declares his love begins right off with
“Miss Carrie White,” There {8 not
even “To” or
“Migs”
There comes to mind a scene in the
back room of a tavern In a college
town. At the table Is seated a eal
low freshman, who has decided that
the light of his young life must be
addressed In verse. Opposite him Is
an upper class editor of the college
magazine, He is reputed to be able
to find words that royme. For a
price fixed at three mugs of ale he
turns out a poem. The freshman
thrills at being a party to a literary
courtship.
Those days are vanishing. Boy»
and girls are not as far removed
from one another as they used ‘0 be
And parents, who have found them
single, double and blind, are much
relieved when thelr offspring devote
hours to writing letters. To be sure
the stamps cost sematting, but the
expense Is trifling when compared
with some of the outlays that youth
expects,
Those who rummage in the attics
50 years from now will find love let-
ters that are really worthy of the
name, Every postman lugs them
dally In his pack. The young people
have much to talk over and the su-
pericr training given by the modern
school encourages real self-expres
slon.—HBoston Globe,
The Back Seat Driver
Mr, G. bought a new sedan after
driving a coupe. He was in the habit
of taking his mother along. After
the had taken her place inthe back
seat of the new car she sald:
“Now you will have to drive care.
fully because I'm back here now
where I can’t see the road good”
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