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THE DAILY SUN-TIMES Capea s FFs omr DID YOU KNOW-- | THAT the familiar accessory en- semble, not content with the obe } vious, is matching unusual details | A pouch bag, a scarf and a boutons niere aré offered, all three mal® |of a figured silk and sure to prow popular when the costume is in | solid color. The pouch is a fave orite forte L IN A SINGLE NE asas SUITCPSE We Catch Glimpses of the Autumn Hat Mode in the Shops-- Many New |------ Influences Are At Work. Ts E are seeing the<influence , mality characterizes these small | decided contrast, T is ess a season of | required. But probably the outfit | is a good choice, and the diagonal of the frock mode in hats, | hats, and there are some extreme- Just at the moment the white week-end trips, even the some- | that is most adaptable and at the | weaves are smart. This, in itself, is not sur-|)y intricate manipulations of the | felt hat is the style leader, and it what longer visit that is a same time most comfortable is the Every week-end wardrobe will matter of a week or 10 days, | ensemble of Georgette crepe, in| contain at least one chiffon frock. prising, but the result ot | fabric apparent in the featured |!8 soft, light of weight and ex- and fashion has made note of it.| nayy, for preference. A smart | They call them, sometimes, 'Noone tue s«wowly changing silhouette is models. All berets do not resemble | tremely simple. The finest models p Jaking Jor Yhe popuiashy of 8 tam. o-shanterat are Wholly hand made. This hat Not only have the Jes! gna saken outfit in this material featured the | to-Night" models, for they can be ' ure that is, usually, permittec can be worn wit v it into consideration, but luggage | j.. be-coll 15a orn wi i to exist, 'only: The 83 De who is| . It 1s not difficult to see why the | oo nq Sibi Yeriety xt Tog makers. have socoperated with an » cape sollag. Seat, useful Sos / worn with a jacket for afternoon 'a fortunate enough to wear broad small hat will not do for the wide- [vinnie brim, in close-fitting shapes them to such an extent that it is| = purhoses of hs slay as We | purposes, or without the jacket for ni brims becomingly is coming into [Skirted frock, and the same proc-| and in various models with a perky | now possible to carry a really i traveling. it i= Git art { informal evening affairs. Chiffon ! te her own, for she can indulge lav-|©8s of reasoning prohibits the |upturned brim. The white hat is | complete wardrobe in a single , e a rs, hid su 3 mary packs well and shakes out nicely i to ishly in models of the picture hat| wide-brimmed hat with the nar-|an all-purpose affair, and one sees suitcase. One of the average size! N° Shave 5 ) train: poles tak Jt is: the same with lace, which fo type without attracting attention, |row skirt, that is, the skirt that|it'in the city quite as often as in fitted cases "Will Carry as many as or twee 5 the choice in a simple |is extremely popular for week-end br The wide flare, beginning well | 1s narrow in appearance, Sports | the gountsy. Vite frocks model, pleats giving fulness to the | wardrobes. The frock of lace will he below a hipline that Is, ne [sma and travel attire demand the emits - Shift ana relieving of Plaines: be Iu color, for Lolor is smarter, z i without exception, swathed, seéms [Smaller hat, and it is the formality ---- -- -- --_-- -- -leng ket, ed, w now, than white. y to demand en to balance | of A{térroon dress that makes the "Th Fin el Ww we Wr | Overy seroied loss of elik sein / Wisin ne Jltermoon oF sveain f be medium-brimmed and the picture | ' bt, and Toni R Jail pA im 'emi e ina or mn raps faliored elt hat, is an excellent|of ruffles or tiers in some form is vowi tically a demand for the hat with | are stressed. [| Pte imogt bie the gen- | Lies embroidered in thee 1928 | | a ns Jie We NA bg Pig Puig Jo a it a brim, which does not mean the| . There Must Be Compromise eral statement that fashlon, be- | models, [ of Inge of ] - . narrow one with which we are) Since there are certain types oye turning her attention to The cape is enjoying an unusual | Dus Seu be Norn oysr = Tock | oBe, pans sn Be week-end 1p Be familiar, but a definite line, begin- | that may wear neither the brim- i and winter Wraps. has given popularity and one that is justified, | On ua rr % th : s ial ti 3 yl Finess Co nee i ga hap te ning with the medium and extend- |less or the wide-brimmed hat, ihe general Jifectiones"aa you dine for it is the smartest garment | { POEs ER OE rh hy | en, lity Dy 8 ing on to the really wide, pic-| there must, of a iecessity, be | or cape.: We shall see Bow this 1 fashion has to offer. It appears in | clude many different types and all | features of the up-to-date evening fa turesque, brimmed hat. small hats with 1 narrow brim, | atta iy 3 5 | long models and in short, and It is | or has to do is be s £ th It does not matter that we are | although fashion has said that y reviewing, briefly, the mode as b ¥ he gas. lo do 48 16 sure 0 e| gown. ni Ag it appears today, learning as we combined with the coat in a cape- type she most needs. There are| There will be a bathing outfit, + in still wearing the linens, piques, |there can be no half-way mode. th | coat wrap. For informal uses, ti some very clev littl If frock p fells of mid-sum- | She makes one i ¢ us review it what maner of wrap 8 1e ne very clever little golf frocks, | chosen according to one's devotion tu straws and fine So gid ne concession, for she is allowable for the many occasions | 2Port cape, for formal purposes the | made of a material that is called | to the water--if it is meant for mat We afe Intereste bid the New. i pebmits Ihe 2 the Jegiom that demand a protective garment, | \0"8 Cabe, this is the general rule. | / a fascinating trade name, but|active use, then it will be made up st! oe. prssel ory Ne LOPS. they ton | a yRap a a 500m DY and The coat for the sports ensemble 1n sports attire the short cape is is nothing more complicated than | of shorts and shirt, or in one-piece st, when we go to select our next|that will not meet the rr of and for town wear will be short, a aing the, <ardigan Jacke: ana / shirting. Pleats are the special style. If one merely bathes, then m chapeau. For it will be a fall hat, | certain shapes of faces, shoulder three-quarters or seven-eighths or bs Lina. feature, and they appear, not only | jt will be a silken slip with shorts es ry wo wave abadt iv" 'We land nechlines: hem-length., The formal afternoon ut there are occasional long in the skirt, but in the back of | of the material, and it will be co on : coat will be long. The evening |C2PeS in the informal mode--ot the blouse and in the sleeves. chosen with due regard to the ef- wi can guess at the fabric, although For her who can wear the me- ol tweed, for instance Eventi | Sleeveless tennis frocks use 3 there are surprises in store, but|dium brim, there are many clever wrap will, preferably, be an all- Sonos % ance. ven ng, | i 48 eles en Oe ue fectiveness of color and pattern, ch only concrete examples will write | models, for since it has been some | ePVeloPing affair. Again--sports hg thie ensemble, brings out { praue, nen. crepe and 5 Duifand the becomingness of line. Nt af _| a cape of chiffon for wear with a one had best be guided by the | will ck ve satisfactoril the lines. time since this hat type has been | 2Pd formal and tailored and eve rod ns a ida tal I fis te. wi 1 pa ry 8 Vy ca : favored, it offers marvelous oppor. | NE Wraps agree upon the smart- rock of the same material. Re- | material and its quality, when it whichever one is chosen. th Certain Fabrics Are Approved aiid adidlediided the | MESS Of the cape, both as a garment turning the compliment, a smart | comes to packing. Linen would The real trial is the finding of or Autumn, with its Indian sum-|,,.. wp, (nde this type er and as a detail of the coat.» Some | little dance frock has a short cape | not be a wise choice, but pique accessories that will do double th mer, often deceptively warm, de-| 0 wi have to exercise care in| Models are half and half. --paying the sports mode for pil- | would, and if one included a|gervice, making each costume a mands a change in materials. But, .. 0 of it, for it will not prove| The models of this season are fering the long cape, once in a printed pique coat in her outfit, | perfect thing. Never may you fore anything that savors too much Of} oo iieactory with a coat with a |very alluring, they are, also, typical While, - And while we are on the she will be sure of sartorial suc-|get, even for an instant, that an snow and ice is sure to produce|.onar of long fur. With the|of a period, which will make them subject of capes, they appear as a | cess. Coats are proving something | ensemble is as strong only as its m discomfort, so there must be a sleek, flat furs, it will be quite|out of flace 1B anothe ] detail of the formal frock. | of a problem, this summer, and |yweakest part, and even so small m compromise. This means that the |... y ; 7 r season's | one must be provided for every|a thing as a necklace or a kerchief ar felt bat Will be, for a Ume, the!™ or LL mode, unless. the choice is ultra. If Y PI T : | costume, and it must be true to|can ruin it. If the stay is brief, sx leader, not just one of many. And e ernistic Viewpoint conservative. They are character- ou ay ennis type. one may keep to white, or some a it will be combined, oftentimes, Quaint geometric designs are| ized by the tendency toward the E The frock worn for spectator |one color scheme will solve the €0 with velvet, which, though a win. | worked out by cutting and slash- | full silhouette, they show hints of as ie Bo longer nierely a | sports will, nine times out of ten, | problem. Neutrals are an excel- fe ter fabric, is really surprisingly |ing, and frequently trimmings take | the moulded line at the walst, Bor ka fag onl Nor | be of printed material, and it will | lent choice for costume details. J light of weight. on a moderpistic effect, . Draped which is just a tendency, nothing be ii uon ean 3 at bh s sons | be of silk, crepe, linen or cotton, Bn E---- There will be trimming touches |crowns are included in the many | more. If you pla Ea as onal 2 sport} | { as the wearer prefers. Such a There is a tendency to widen w indicative of the winter mode 'and | novelties and some of the models Coats are collarless and worn |p, part pel if Eo oa | | frock, with its acéompanying coat. | brims in front and dispense Je an occasional! model, acceptable |continue a summer tendency to-|with a fur, some have fur cuffs, | yoy WORE togs planned for it part | jon do quite well for luncheon|with them altogether in back, for cooler times, that is, frankly, | ward poke effects. Slashings are |some have neither cuffs or collar | for nothing else. Which means, | . | Wear at the country club, or there | creating a poke bonnet effect. Not of the winter season. And they made, apparently in a most care-|of fur, but a cape is bordered with | not only the frock, but the hat and = ERE TE --------==----=t===----Z| may be a White coat included In only are these shapes being offered are all as full of interest as a nut |less way, but alway8 with a final it, there are all sorts of eccentricl- | shoes and all the other accessories F th 8 of | Ana what is more, it will carry the wardrobe, its purpose a gen-|in straw, easily the leader {n ma- ar is full of meat, which is the uitl- : Tennis apparel has become spe- or e mar . |all the accessories from dare | eral one. Cheviot, tweed or flannel | terfals, but In felt. Be mate! It Is interesting, for the S clalized apparel, noted for its suita- Ch iff F k | to footwear, underthings, jewelry, | o moment, to view these advance GLE AN | N G BY bility. I on roc hosiery and gloves, and its remov- | THE PICTURES > , offerings in a critical mood, for so Cae 7 ¥ nn | able tray holds the necessary totlet | on hn nat ee SIDE | 5 ar iam | Samii nie wid Bo hora Bl cots var peop ert Bi - that we have a Fight to be par- H WAY | D Aihing, that many of the pew spo > cessories for the smart chiffon |t2ken care of with appropriate ap- | crown a bit higher and a brim a bit wider, a mode in French . tisular. bf verve) ik things are cut with a decollets in| BOWn, especially if it be a printed rare], whether it be Sensis ot jou. Kh ova lakes Hush 4 rE sider ion a paesoy m e of velvet seems to be = one. 4 ; 1 » nd | i somewhat varied. It is a favorite i A backgvening backs, bey mie nl gh Joually, some Soo the traveler will find that there | SEASONS of disuse. It will fashion entire hats this fall. 3k i gor draped models of the turban E are approaching the time | that the draped hipline is to die- b " he others in the | are tricks of apparel, change and | (2) Nothing smarter than white for right now! August days ths type, but when it is used with felt of harvest, not alone in the | appear, Yet--we see it every- Plesed has this back, Wich means Seon juap the 2 ore n 4 © | interchange, that would be worthy with their sultry heat d d a cool ring outfit of the ED teh de bed ahly. Jerdtor fSelds. but in the fashion wheye! And the uneven hemline that ® lanned Siftase wil 20 pattem, 20a Jon thal Hie Wike|of a magician, sort pictured here. The box-pleated skirt, the two-banded belt *f| = | 80 something of stiffness to a brim. |, ~ © salons, 2h ag the carelu! wip 2! fue Lo Jpregular way So ning wear is donned. Such a Phi the selection of details. It is smart| Lhe object of the week-end vis- and V-neck, ending in a bow tie, stamp the frock a spectator- r fo Grosgrain or belting ribbon are 50 do Bi Be y h hint 2 in Lith ding will attempt to dip is to be had in silk, a favorite|to find 'a tone that belongs in the itor is to be well and appropriately sports model. Accessories keep to this coolest color of all. : ty oftentimes used, as a material and |, gather eac nt o » : erto unexpected places--an Hhitesial for the sebercl ® | group of jewel shades, and em- dressed, and to appear in a variety | (3) The age-old idea of combining two fabrics. 'We cannot but it as B triaming, and probably the Hove Tease, no matter where Ne dea well worth watching. gadendl B purpose o a ay erry pif of costumes. The two-piece suit is realize the pers of the broader brim which neces. 80 newest material, a revival of le Jor Seed we Bul, or v There 3 a deal of talk about ® 5am "are silk frocks with ithe lke. g the answer to this, and by eute" | sary, if we are to properly bal the } flare of the G course, is hatter's plush, already R'feacy at wi elvet and satin. We imagine that bl . oh a When one lias decided upon. the is meant the dress rather than the ched velvet and felt are the materials, of felt of 25 4 fabri plenty. te summer that these two fabrics will be style | Ploomers to match, and there are dress and wrap. Blouses inter- the os Silhou a fold of the ¥ lvet and a dernistic ty appstsing on » Ti! models, all of them suggesting | leaders in the new mode. The |outfits of English broadcloth, some | exact ) shade that is deslred--| ;.5ceable and skirts the same (4) The turban idel ried models. A fayori » . . something new, are placed side by | printed and transparent velvets| one-piece, others two, the latter | emerald, sapphire, topaz, ruby, a8|,,3 two frocks become four vet he ec In The Small Hat Class side with offerings designed for seem to be stressed, and making use of a sweater in lisle or | the case may be, the business of, ee. th ; with the woman whose prone will permit ber to wear it--and We are told that the favorite| fall and winter wear. two colors against a ne Joa in silk or silk and wool. The outfit | assembling an ensemble begins. It nin rhe i orig i a wih wapy Whe Should deicruiustly avoid Manis lis many i it small hat will be either a turban| There seems to be a trend to-|ground are popular. If you are|that aspires to comfort is sleeve-|is possible to acquire shoes of| ,mewhat upon the activities, of doy et ee Ika. a p elvet ribbo: wit rca bom a or 8 eset, although There are | ward color in the garments of the | looking for a falling off in theless, and it is made of a washable Wate Srepe de Rhine. which may | course, just what shall be taken. | velv fro polka- velvet n al te. It other skull cap and aviator mod- | woman of fashion. A preface to|popularity of printed fabrics, you | material, white preferred by most. | be colored to exactly match the Sports for the country week- trims . els, the latter popularized by the |the autumn colors, of imagine. | are doomed to disappointment, nd This means that accessories may be | chosen jewel. It is the same with Be aon several ay and as 5) Designers elaborate the hat of fine felt. The crown, of 41 stirring flight of our first aviatrix | Sports togs incline to vivid hues,|the material mode includes a very | colorful, presenting the always sat- | kerchief, even with envelope bag, | many of the frocks are sleeveless, and b h the latter and decreases 9) to fly the Atlantic. Velvet and|as red or yellow, or bright blue or| great many of them. isfactory note of contrast. if one lkes this material. But jitie room is required. Bathing the former with an insert of checked velvet in three tones, the of felt are rivals in the helmet type, | green, while the pastels assume| The corset is back, not coming| There will be a hat of linen or|some prefer the sturdier leathers | tog: are imperative, and that middle one matching the felt. The top of the crown is also of el but a material that Is extremely | more decided hues, and are no back, but really here. This is &|Plaue, stitched in color, if color is| or fabrics, and there is a wide| means an entire outfit from suit the contrasting fabric, The brim is unusual. ot ! pliable must be used for a model | longer spoken of as "faint." When | logical result of the trend toward for a ries. (Both | choice. to wrap, from cap to shoes. And (8) The velvet hat is always a sure sign of fall. This model, that is draped, and softness is de-| frocks are not colorful, their | curves,.for there is such a trend. | linen and pique are favored frock | There are pouch bags of velvet, | there will be a dinner frock, of featuring two shades of the material, expresses an up-to-date fe sirable in fabrics for the smart) printed coats are, and when frocks | and it is growing daily more ap-| materials, too.) There will be | matching a hat of velvet and shoes | course, only the most formal week- ' trimming theme. Both crown and brim are closely stitched, and : bi beret. are gay, then there is the white parent. In order that there shall | tennis socks with colored tops, |and kerchiefs in the same shade-- end requiring more than one. the latter has a tendency to "poke" lines. A grosgrain band, p! Felt is so supply.that it joins| coat, a leading summer fashion. be the soft, subtly curved line that | buckskin shoes with colored sad-|the latter of chiffon or crepe de| Then there is the function of after- with metal disk applique, ends in ball ornaments, th the pliable class, but velvet espe- No matter whether you like the | is so important at the moment, a | dles, and a T-strap head band. The | chine, the former of leather. Beads | noon tea, which must be correctly (7) Presenting the idea in p d silks. One gets the sl cially transparent weaves, is the idea or not, the silhouette is| corset is imperative, and there are | latter may be In a Roman stripe, | and odd pieces of jewelry carry | provided for. impression of raised Reuses in in a three-toned daisy pattern be best-liked material for draping broadening. It is marked by the |as many different kinds as there | matched by a belt' or it may be|out the color effect--there are long| Traveling in hot weather Is against a fine, polka-d d Details of line include purposes. Sometimes more than | introduction of fulness at the sides |are types of women, for corseting | striped to match an awning striped | strands of pearls in the beige |something of a hardship if the the semi-cape-back, the 3 baok front with jabot finish and th one color or shade is used, and! and in back, rather than In the | has asgemed the proportions of a| belt. The blazer or silk jacket will | shades, and they may be used as] fabric of one's suit is heavy. In pleated skirt. This model belongs ta the tailored group. cf sometimes two materials. For- | front alone, and there are rumors! fine art. feature color. i the foundation for the ensemble.! some directions the tweed suit is! |) ee ----------------1 >