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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, -SEPTEMBER' 21, 1926
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-':.' ;n Woolr "Mn more reds and
;i ho mip fnr riav wear.
fianta, i.ftiny flap bag, Just .large enough, dar "He
handkerchief, powaer rvu. . --r -- .
Sn oTthe rvlninKeinVbaVrw held romantic
could De usea as a uev.vjr :
conservatory on a moonless, lampless nigni. ,
' From pocketoooKS om ""VP krfoves.
ine cuiis on otoJtyioc Krmr match them
either the bag or its inmnmiB. wu.v-
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There was a rumor of the return oi iuug wmie
intrc w tu .... i- n mere decorous
for eveninjr wear, dui i uuun. - V.:, ,.,!,.,
& not be seen untiVwe have njoved a hUU , farr
in our seeming progress "
row cuffs turned up or down are the rule for button gloves
of kid. Suede and chamois m sup-on moaeia are huhc
thing for sports. ... '
Umbrellas Grow More and More Stubby " ,
T?f itftio ihnVihv little thinirs with their round handles
and thick ferrulesif they were ladies, they wouloVsurely go
o na reducing diet. However, tney prooaojy consmer ineni-
selves beautiful-enough with their carveci. ana pamiea ncaas
of birds and little men (quite smart) and the brilliant colors
of their skirts. '
With the vogue for matching ensembles, one cveytyis
a rainy day one of plaid silk waterproof, umbrella aKJiin
hat. Quite adorable. Of course one has more occasion tose
a raincoat in warmer weather, but those one sees continue to
dazzle with their brilliant colors. ; '
Really tialored underwear is smart now for almost every
occasion except evening, when one may indulge in one s long
ings for frills more satisiactorny.
TIMES - have changed. A hat,
and a dress, and in cold weath
er a coat, and you "were dressed--
lt might 'be welt-dressed, isut .
now you cannot even. feel dressed, much less well dressed,1
without all the little trinkets and gadets we have become ac
customed to. Why I almost believe if I were to venture out
without some little ornament at my throat, I would catch cold,
and you were dressed it might be well-dressed. But now
you cannot even feel dressed, much less well dressed without
all the little trinkets and gadgets we haVe become accustomed
to. Why I almost believe if I were to venture out without
some little ornament "at my throat, I woul dcatch cold.
There are very few dresses, and those uncommonly high
necked, which one wears without some piece of jewelry at the
throat. "There are. first of all, the slave necklets often
matching" one' of the two or three slave chains displyaed on
the wrist. ; And since, these are worn close to the throat, al
mnof MiWinv tho riwvx thve must not contrast in color with
the dress. They tend rather, as do almost all accessories now,
nr lnt darker or lighter in shade. - The
gold and silver chains lacking the colored links may, of course,
be worn with any color.
With black (and black is fashionable again ne needs a bit
Ko pffpctpd bv the carved iade pend-
ants one sees, hung on narrow sautoirs on black ribbon. These
fcarved ornaments take all sorts of queer formsa snake
toiled on a rock may leer at you from one, a grinning satyr
from another. Jade is not the only medium used for them
all sorts of colored stones are seen. .
"Chokers" of anything except small pearls are very
basse. So, for that matter, are the larger strings of beads,
although really good strings of amber or corals or the like
never do lose favor: ; But pearls of all sorts and description
are unquestionably good. I saw one curious arrangement of
a long strand it was wound around the neck four or five
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times, ?nd then all the strands were caught on one shoulder
with a large pin of grilliants.
Rrarplpts of everv descrmtion are worn in innumeraDie
auantities. A plain wide'band of beaten gold is the latest
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tiny charms dangling from them. 1 Three or four worn on one
wrist jingle and jangle and entirely cnarm me ueuumc.
As for Pocketbooks
They belong to the animal world, as one would answer
to the old game of twenty questions. In other words, the
4. ;-;f ,r ne v.orv oro viH nr othpr leather nouch or
envelope shaped. They are not -quite so large as they once
small either. Of course
WCIC, ttllU tucil again, wi vf .
now and then one sees silk pocketbooks taffeta, grosgrain
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