The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1912, Page 71, Image 71

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURHAU rOKTLAND,- SUNDAY uvxmriU, AfKIL 11. 1911
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T'ti imporljnre of ihn details of a
toilette can. never be overestimated
by women who are well dressed.
This season the accessories are more lovely ,
, than ever, and play an important role in
the grreat scheme of fashion, .They. are the
little touches thAtnyk phe?an add to a
" costume; liany:'6f them can be made by
a clever needlewoman and jin-money in-tellig-ently
j spent - on the manufactured
.. ones, will give "individuahty and style to.
the summer outfit " .
The scarf gives comfort and beauty to '
'. ..the wearer. It 'is a new changeable silk
tissue edged with a plain silk woven hem
end fringe. Its silvery blue tone is like
" moonlight, only a little wanner, and the
scarf, once made a part of the outfit, wili
be used innumerable times : and enjoyed
thoroughly.
The new bell parasol is one of the extras -that
can be raised with modistic safety.
Its edge is curved Upward and a cord is
" '' used to decorate the top. The under sur
. face is lined with rose silk, casting a soft
.. , glow, over the wearer's face. There are
6many sections on ' the top, and a long
carved wooden' handle colored to match
' " the lining finishes the useful article.
Neckwear has taken unto itself the fea
V tures' of otherdays. Collars-are now
l i pleated in Pierrot style. Peep valen-
. ' ciennes lace vies with shadow lace in popu
larity. The stock is of insertion and
-i .. Deaamg, neaaa wixn a oiacx. veivet uaau.
are "worn with the new long sleeves in
dress or coat, giving a touch to a costume
that is new and attractive.
The new breakfast or boudoir cap Is of
, lace and made like a baby's cap, with a
ruffle at the front and back. The model
shows a band of colored ribbon under the
Uce and caught in a knot and loops at
the side. '
1 Net, , a lace veil or rows of insertion
combined with ribbon can be used to make
iuf attractive littlecap as a'gift or" as" an"
accessory to the summer wardrobe.!
The circular cape of embroidered silk
'comes straight from Japan. It is for cccl
evenings, protecting the shoulders and
fm tirA Crr1?ncr on r-ni?ifi Tint a m
costume. There is a straight. high collar, jPj
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'r and a border, of silk fringe.' .The clirys
anthemum patrn is in white, and the all-
vhite effect makes it possible for a har-
r -monizing'with any color of a gown under-
Jneathl j' , -
"t.X6 not forget 'the stock sash of velvet."
-. ' It is adjustable,'and one end ,is pulled up
. . and over the other. Roses in either ribbon
: relief or woolen crochet decorate the ends.
v Its gives a delightful "touch of contrast to
- ny, dress for the afternoon or evening.
-The girdle or sash must be added to your
, ; list of etceteras if you would be entirely
' up to date. ' - ' " . .
7". Etcetera 1: The word opens up a realm
j)f possibilities. The wjsdom of choice will
make or mar .a costume. Let these hints
r determine the lines' along which you will"'
be guided in the making or purchasing of
the important accessories for, the sprinj
and summer.
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