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Show PLAIDED RUSSIAN BLOUSE; LATEST SHAPES IN HATS VISIT tl' "llIlll,m 111,11 wll- T k'iiuJ outerwear fashion iIIh- 'I Is Ilk '1u'l ill,! 11 "mv W,M'M "f 1 Again Imvo llu designers 1 fX" knitted ai-lr succeeded In cio-I cio-I , . tint "something illlV.'ivm" lit- 1 ''"plu'W which Sl' lmv "lul (,la,'u- i " ,lVjiily do sweaters tills season K prepossessing gutso of being "L. than they really nr.'. Its mod- ' i. Hi aspect, wlii'OviT would guess 9 tbat''tl, luiinlsoino knitted ltussian Inr, cutis and other d.-talls carried out 111 1 1 n 1 ll Unit deep yellow. Other color fuvorltod stress warm reddish tones, specially llnit russet. Leading shades also Include cooon brown. Kr.v.,H, l.rljjlit mul subdued (tilts, fllchsla, Copenhagen 1,1110. "Will she. or will K10 not" won r the now stylos 1 millinery, with tliolr high crown-t, wide or narrow. nar-row. ,unl greatly varied, brims nnd ofltlinea dashing st yl tluit Is tli iiuostlnn that milliners oonfrout, ir (0s.:':-: fc:"V;'VH r : if ' v'- 'iw:;.: "' - t. ; --::-:- v,' l ... :; i , f'i 'tU " r. hp v ?i -1 !-o - ) r - 1 )! i i ff ;r y ''t. V-jAAAA V-jAAAA AAA.AAAA A AAA AAI I c Hudioma Knitted Russian Blouse. 2 clous sio"ti la the picture traces Its ;.. ascestr? to the huuible sweater of pio-ceijr pio-ceijr days? r. Tie Torje f'r white Is emphasized .7.. ia tiis cedisli knitted Russian Mouse, . wior O'Cirast achieved iu an allover piiid Lanvin green. Tlaids in knit-JT' knit-JT' teJ sportswear are the uitra-siuart cote. Sjfaiirj in regard to the evolution ".:!J of tte sweater, not only Is the Itus-- sisn blouse a flattering testimony to talned achievement, for an equally eborate treatise might ulso be penned 2.: ccacenkg the latest knitted Jac-.j. Jac-.j. qiettes which are as luxuriously and . hadsomely designed as ore milady's novelty fur coatees. In fact, the knlt-"7 knlt-"7 trf -L)ob" coat, or jacquette with Its ?pd yarn collar, which measures c? Ia appearance to real fur. Is the sv?j Isst word in autumn wrap fashions. Tint such a fur-Iiko resemblance can she Is young, or has tin open mind, the ; answer Is she will. But If she Is older and cautious, not to mention ti:uid ubout criticism she may need some coaxing. Here Is where trimmings trim-mings slip in and save the day for the anxious milliner. They soften these unaccustomed lines. By means of wreaths, plumes, pompons pom-pons and fancies of ostrich feather, much ornamentutlon of burnt goose nnd numberless other feather devices, ! by wide, soft ribbon and velvet dra-1 dra-1 peries and by lace, the new shapes I are softened and modified. Winter I will bring silk nnd velvet (lowers also, ! In the company of rich velvets and furs. But In the group of hats pictured there Is no attempt to conceal Ihe Intent of the mode these are shapes approved by fashion. At the top, naturally, nat-urally, one Interpretation of the "top- 7 u ': v-i V-:3 y UU0,,' Lt Intent in Shape.. U atf ' 1 tj5f? throuSh 'e simple proc- I"! starcdv hPPing r sllearlQg ya can utii:ii fca , f appreciated through the :D''jI' liny r!'8 a'30 adlled attraction In the Move, lann'n!' ffimming details em-'t.'su.h em-'t.'su.h connectlon with things knit-Hn'2Si knit-Hn'2Si , .as ?1,iss buttons, leather trap-l trap-l tMe ,rme- embroiderv and remark- Jl"3:". bo.- r 00n,binatloils. l'laln knit i'"r ,rt ni finis,1'hKS effectively con- way. An ,fe':!' trjn Is th 3 exartlPe of color comblna- ' k i , 81 f yellow and wtllte striped , ere'1 ' "f overpl jJd ta tack wlth mL. per" Is shown in hatter's plush, with tall bell crown, swathed with ribbon, tied In a littl- bow. The brim, widening widen-ing and rolling up at the front, is a great favorite. Below It, two wide-brimmed wide-brimmed velvet hats refuse any alliance alli-ance with trimmings that would Interfere Inter-fere with their fine lines. One of them adopts bands of ribbon set with little roses, about the crown and facing, fac-ing, ami the other shares its honors with embroidery. The small hat. at the riu-ht reveals the tall crown in its severest aspect, but has a brim that shadows the eyes and effaces itself at the buck. The last hat, of black vel-et, vel-et, undertakes to win admiration it'h its very graceful and becoming lines, and adds color in the big or-mineiit or-mineiit on the crown in which a quantity quan-tity of ribbon Is skillfully worked up. JIXIA BOTTOMLEY. (. 1924. Western Newseaaer UnioaJ |