Garland Globe | 1908-03-28 | Page 6 | Wear Colors That Combine

WEAR COLORS THAT COMBINE. Proper Harmony the Moat Effective Thing In a Costume. After all, thoro Is nothing more Important Im-portant In a costumo than combination combina-tion of color, for, no matter how rich tho material, If tho colors do not har-monlzo har-monlzo tho gown will bo wrong. For tills reason, brown nnd gold havo remained re-mained so very popular, ns have also smoko gray and silver. A charming tea gown Is of silver gray cropo do chine, mado emplro and finished with yoko nnd sleeves of whlto Oriental laco, which Is net embroidered em-broidered In heavily raised dots. Tho gown hangs straight and untrlmmed from bust to horn, where It has a band of sliver braid. A tea gown of brown chiffon velvet Is mado In a rather skimpy style, cut In slightly nt the waist Hue, while the yoko and sleeves are of ecru net hoav-lly hoav-lly embroldorod with gold thread. At tho foot of the gown Is a band of the samo ombroldered filet, only the thread extends ovor tho edge of tho net In plnces and makes a protty curvo on tho volvot. Ecru Is always an attractive color, nnd so Is champagne, nnd both com-blno com-blno beautifully with a deep goldon brown. Hluo Is the hardest of all colors col-ors to trim, but Its own color In a lighter or darker shado Is always a safe combination.