THE HOBBLE GARTER and OTHER NOVELTIES Arrived the Bobble Carter; Was Not Extremely So

QREGOXIAN. PORTLAND, AUGUST 21, 1910. s i mum J wsm-imu- 0Samme Sex 1 ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND; THE HOBBLE GARTER AND OTHER NOVELTIES arrived the bobble carter; was not extremely so. reflecting the however, so that the Is abundant full- aeen but it more generous breadths of the Fall ness without bagglness, the . French JUST yon haven't It ret. a Is graceful and appearance in middle styles. The bodice was made with sleeve anything but the Its the yoke of tucked net, and trimmed with pretty thing it can be. and for this acces- care- of the week, at the neckwear and bands of the coral-tone- d silk, the elbow reason one should choose very sory counter of one of the Portland de- sleeves being trimmed with plaltlngs of fully. The advance notes in the fash- partment stores. It wa or they were the silk. With this modish frock was ion magazines say that the French displayed on a trim pair of waxen limbs, worn a simple hat of fine straw, orna- sleeve will remain "good" throughout on the class case. Made of roblna'-eg- g mented with flaring bows of black velvet, the Autumn and Winter. over elastio bands of the only touch of the coral tone being blue ribbon shirred the huge enameled heads of the two hat White kid gloves, stitched down the the same tint, the garter part of the nov- pins thrust through from the left side. back in purple, or even bearing broad elty was nothing new. except that the bands of this tone, are making their round carter has of recent years become Some pretty Autumn plaids are also in appearance in the local stores, and almost an extinct species. But the evidence; this season's offerings In the among the past week's displays have connect- plaids refreshingly lacking in the been noted kerchiefs edged or em- startling feature was the are violet, a ing strap of elastic, covered daintily with rather garish effects with which we have broidered In purple or and been familiar. Ivendar- - and white, number of dainty frills and furbelows the shirred blue ribbon, to either end of accessory also have the which a garter was Army affixed! The heliotrope and white, dark blue and In the line black, and such dainty combinations are pretty decorative touch of violet object of the hobble carter, frankly set or dots. forth In the advertisement which the being shown as the modish patterns for squares, gleur de lis, daleies daily press, was "to the Autumn. firm inserted in the ever-changi- handbag, regulate your gait." What painful thing An unusually pretty "trotting" frock Anent the was seen on Washington street the other the very newest affairs are of suede, might happen in case the hobble skirt patent leather, and from six hobble-garter- maiden should take day. It was of heliotrope and whtte In a velvet or and small plaid pattern, bandings of to ten Inches square. The purple or too long and too vigorous .a stride Is with ascendancy, and dreadful contemplate. The stinging heliotrope and whits silk, and was cut violet tones are In the to "co-ed- bags are capacity of even a small rubber band, somewhat after the " style of last some of the most attractive season; the plaited fullness at the bot of black or dark tones, with the mono- when It breaks and snaps back against stamped in modish the finger or face. Is only too well known. tom, however, was much more scant, and gram or Initial the . at the front there was a broad boxplalt purple, wistaria or violet. The Portland Jewelry shops are show- effect, so that the knife plaits falling towards the back did not start until The "stovepipe" turban is with us. ing a number of interesting tilings which upon in a are feminine shoppers pause as well around towards each side. The box It is appearing the streets civlnc plait effect was repeated at the back, the hundred different shapes and color they pass by the display windows. X seems to be Invaria- et two flat panels giving the modish nar- combinations, and Washington-stre- Jeweler is displaying from some exquisitely dainty Fall novelties in row or hobble appearance. bly becoming. As a change the hairpins, among them being rather tiresome Hindu turbans, the ornamental "hug-the-hea- turbans a set of the daintiest possible hairpins By the way, since the hobble skirt "stovepipe" or gold wire, fashioned muoh has arrived, and Is being accepted as are refreshing, but they still leave of crinkled with us the problem of how to dress like the common wire hairpin, but with a matter of fact In Portland, there has becomingly keep it so tiny pearls set In the bend at been a great ripping' and slashing of the hair and a row of close-flttin- g To be sure, one-pie- under the hat. the head of the pin. With these are dis- old linen skirts and frocks. can be sim- some hairpins, of The plain gored skirt or Bimple one-pie- a stunning coiffure effect played attractive horn ply attained by merely leaving a loose the square-toppe- d sort, but the tops are frock is easily converted into the peep under- and with pretty stones. narrowed-in- . hobble style by the mere and fluffy fringe to from metallized set down-turne- d brim, sup- novelty shown la large taking In of the seams of the skirt neath the but Another smart a pose one must remove the turbanl Too handbag of silver mesh whlf-- shows gold from a point a little above the knees, disappears, running through, not distinctly, down to the bottom. The change should often the charm entirely stripes even from a coiffure most carefully but in the shadow effect. A variety of be made in the rear gores principally. heavy and hatpins with huge built, for the turbans are the new enameled to crush the hair and rob it of its heads adds to the interest of the win- The erase for purple, which has been tend closely to raging for some weeks past "on the fluifiness by confining It so dow. head. There Is really no room for other side," is beginning to make itself the tur- sil- and "rats" under the new Apropos of the handbag of woven felt In Portland. Through the usual braids dressed re- medium stage and Eastern tour- ban, and so the hair must be ver, an interesting letter has been of the simply, with the elaboration all ceived by the woman's department from ists, the new color began to manifest rather Chig- ago, now of- at the back, and In front edge. a matinee maid who had Just been the Itself some time and the fluffy puffs can recipient pretty bag of silver mesh, ferings In the stores are taking on the nons of curls and little of a be worn at the back, and if one and who knew no better than to hold It royal hue. The purple note is also still fre- chiffon-broadclo- th shampoos the rest of the hair m her pearl gray lap strong in the gowns and suits' under fluffy enough to during play. After the final cur- way at the leading modistes and wo- quently It can be kept the This h hnuffant without support of "rats." tain call, when the lights were turned men's tailoring establishments. pad. doing effective up, she discovered, to her dismay, that warm "queen of colors and color of the merest little the bag had left a dark and ugly tarnish queens" Is heralded as one of the fea- dutr- - on the front of her gown. When she tures of the Autumn styles, running pansy shades through That the bow Is to be one of the reached home. Just by way of experiment, from the deepest new Autumn hats dusted a thick coating of talcum the rich plum and wistaria tones, and main features of the she bordering on the Is now an assured fact. To be sure, powder over the spot. let It remain a to the palest effects plumes will al&o few minutes and then brushed It out. lilac. The lilac tones, emphasised by feathers, wings and In some figure prominently In the smart models, To her delight all the tamtBh had van- the deeper shades, are figuring he hrushed out the of the smartest Fall modls. the richer but the huge velvet bow will be ished when she had lapels, cuffs, chief trimming of a certain type, of powder. purples being used for of a bow, patch-pocket- s, etc. suits or modish hat, and this matter "I could not have spared the dress With the can quite as ex- writes, "and the ruin- gowns of the darker shades, contrast- be it understood, be that week." she corn color, pensive as some of the more preten- ous fee of a er would have been ing tones, such aa cream and I give to effect. tious and elaborate garnishments. a tragedy to my depleted allowance. relief the berlbboned oreations will am not sure talcum would be effec- On the lingerie blouses and frocks, Some of the the edg-ln- cs high 25, when one takes tive the tarnish had been rubbed the frills and embroideries show run as as and after of the tones, deep into account the yards and yards of In, but it worked beautifully for me. or dots various or chiffon used tell others about It.

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