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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 13, 1923 · page 7

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What a Great Resort Brings ‘Out “in Autumn Fashions

llA'l‘ Denuvillo wears In Aug-
w ust wn wear after August.

Deauvillo may sponsor it in
linen md pique. in felt and crash.
“'0 W111 adopt It In vc-lvvt and bm—
«.tde. In kashn and tweed.

Thorefnro the Anmnrnn buyers
rmh to Denuvllle between their anx-

-u.- days spent In dressnmking
Bum-es In Paris. l‘nrtunatt‘ly fur
‘hcm_ it Is thu wook—end whvn the
tvst cloth“ appear, \\ hen the parade
.1 mm: pretentious, when thn Til-1N
mm moat sons-Itinnul. It Inmks like
l‘:“?h .~\\enue tn the “nmnn who
Iutyx hvr clothes in Now \‘orx. .\ll
"an innillimr Yum-s are tum-n Lil"l"!’.
I‘ll-Ins are passing over the uoan.
l'.|t“ns are running to shops. magn-
um»! and newmpero. l‘nshiun
I’vll'hPS Its mmmn-r :Ian in timt
. rnwded village.

\Vhy then should one he inn-rv-stml
In the-no fashions If they are Inn-ml-
: I for hot Wonthnr und Ann 121‘?! is
,,‘...ut to enter Into thv‘
f‘lTlY nutumn cloths-«1' ltmmlsn
\\ lmtc-ver l’urts has to offr‘r mn- l-uv—
.r-a she sonds tn lit-nuville tn l»-~ .‘vi-
rvurod. “'hutrver the- smart llurt».
{wan has to exploit, thorn
plans it.

“‘0 who go to the mm»: rmrl tho
hnmjmt rooms, to the l’ntmirrv tn-r
Kuhn-Rhum and tm, to tim tm.
mansity or White sand that at“ tv in ~;
«mt inward La. llztvre. tn ilim'h In
tho olnl pince- of “'illiun thn (‘nm
queror further down the coast. knnw
th'tt whntevvr taahlnn HDl‘inE‘fl mm
the limelight there will Im «Kiln-(l
Iver to us in this rnuntry in {WHY};
town between in" two nvvann. '

“'9 talm our sport life in autumn
and in l‘.hruury. “'u rhnngv nir
fashions (hi-n. “'hat “1‘ \w-ur nt
anpnrt and Bar Ilarhnr In tln~
rummer dH Iiuty lll l‘ulm lit :t h m“.
tho Fronrh icicle—m. In l"tlll’"l Ir" :3.»

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tww we nro ut tin- turn I»! tm r‘vlt <
\\0 want to know nt‘ two-w tummy
Thou-o vhn rrmnin In Ann-tn l ;.-.-

cum-r to know “‘h'lt F‘rnnm- offers In
the- hunt of August.

Still the Sleeveless Frock.

IX-nuville put tho Imprtwa «~21 n
continunm‘e of thn npurt gown “1:“—
nut aim-van. Shn nvlllr-tl ;. Ill-xi: y..
It. Ami this jacket hm! sin-2v. ‘.\.
(In tho rovers" M'c‘r hon». \\‘. mm‘
lloovoo If"!!! 1h? t'nnt "ml put 1h. tn
Into the fror‘k m- hlmlsv, it \\-~ :uz-t
one garment to tho nthv‘r.

The thin \t'vmlr‘n stuff. knjqwt in

strlpos of soft colors like bei‘e. mt.
I't-:-..m: Hun. leaf , brown, bannnn.
hush-.1 itse-lf about every neck. No
lllftlil‘l‘ “hat the thermometer, the
suxrf tuuk Its part In the procession.
Its owls flying about wildly. A touch
of mqm-try is to tuck one and un-
llt‘T HI.“ In :L

l»~uuv.‘.l- .~;~nneom. also. a. new
rmnlunutiun of white pique and linen
\\‘....~‘.x wzll lm worked out over here
for tlxn Fiwrida mason. and may be

”mm! cunnur in two different
u ~..\. .~ n1 clnzh. The pique. which
Is .xn I‘llz'f‘l‘h‘('l1(‘(i fulvrir, In hand-

t'lllhl") l~nwl in blnx‘k checks. This
is (1‘1 my! 1.1.1. but it git-9.9 the color
5. in um \\llil 21 smart France has re-
\'I:~'l “1th :\~ :mn-h enthusiasm as

.n “sir -!t::.<, l'. ssLth this is a re- ,
\ tr tun-x tin» u .ymv u.” I-Zm‘bt and
i'mnt, I'-\lll {JIL‘ISUC printed fab-
r;~'.u N!,I‘\\.lll'. .‘I lint of landscapes
'.\tt'.l l» ml»: :mvi hwnsts. If so. all Is
‘.\ Ill. .\l.:_\' ti.“ {ushmn prnapor. . . .
Immn'tliv l-angs into prominonce
tlzu ti‘twv-qtmr‘u'r (‘Hill ("I l‘t‘klng
lulu» lmvn Int‘l’ n \lllll" frm‘k. The
lull-1‘ nurtnt-nt is tmt n“ (~\I itinx as
1?» f- urn-r. t-vt‘ iiiv \xwrl‘l at large
lr- “hunt in sv-wu‘n lvr :t now street
Hunt. ..n,l it t’w- (:l‘«.l\Yl‘Iiikt‘l"S are to
hz'ii‘: m “:1" Luce-length \‘uripty.
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no]! colors.

uutlmml the hem, the ner‘k, the
rah-eves. Alpaca is not a {znbriv suit-
ablo for Our frost Hus-ml, but the
shrzpe'a the thing. That‘s what
counts.

Th" hnt worn with this sensa-
tll‘rml (‘U'it was “hut we on.“ a tam:
what the Pro nrh will :I turret. It Is
the shown «in-Emhtvd in by students
lu-foro- Vlzn AFN-rifllnh‘ tuok posses-
:afln of :hn Intin Quarter. Its fabric
.3 whlte sumle, its nrnmnontation Is
a stiff arrangemvnt uf planed ribbon
standing straight up in front.

This hon-t l9 bound to Win Its way
over hora. it “as not rolegfited to
sport life at Deanvlllo. New velvet.
and moirc- hats. also felt ones. are
fashioned In this shape. It promises
to be popular like the helmet. It
takes on various curves and circum-
‘locutinns. Its fullness Is sometimes
held upright by a shaving brush. the
kind that supersedod the. ribbon or
fabric corkade about three month:
ago: again there Is a. modified tiara.
in colored crystals that sharpen the
line over the face; again It to left to
flop u it will.

“in: the ndvent of the tiny tur-
bon as a. rival to the helmet, It la n
pleasing promise of diversity to
glimpse anything so brood and en-
veloping u this full-crowned velvet
cap. There is hope for the womn
with a. broad hoe or irregular fea-
tug-es. she ognnot wear the tiny
hat. especially when It in brimleso.
no she had the dire prospect of
“rustling to be fashionable In a.
moon of minimized headgear. The
beret Is the ray 0! light upon which
she fixes her eye. It In easy to
muupuhte Into whatever curves the
(no. demands. It; ornamentation to
problem. It is as engine
simple u what: adorned.

One of the curious new hot- worn
at Deutvlllo was of clooely sewn

A: right, (No urolaht cylinder
one: a] We alpaca, W with
a deep bond of white fur, a the
chop. mow by the how of
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thing that puckerl a woman's brow.
She has mason to look anxious this
month. when the designers persist
In putting the old-fashioned prince-
rrocks and coats Into the limelight.
Alla the has a. chance to worry ovu-
tho drastic allmneco of the new
models. These are not put forth by
the dmounaker: In an enduvor to
persuade women back into old ple-
turu 0! dress: they are adopted by
the fuhion worker! because smartly
trucked women went back to narrow
clothes In a revolt‘against too much
Victorianism.

It Is my opinion that the dress-
makers are such-in; for one thing,

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The tumor mt Victor-Ionian in
clothes to Molot- trode. Women
wont to revive the implant method

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cola-d mode. beads ow ID.
the popular cloth helm. wan k
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