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PAGE FOUR The New Dr&peryGoiuns AMBrr* \ *, JU 11 1 MK..nT. j J X JF »Wo b . .'" 7< ■'■ ■ ?>•■ ■' :? <■'-U’ Wferfß? ■JBrI AJ.A. i nvAnivbl ■ MO Mal» aW - i #• Wa <•// ' />i w ’•' A wjUXtF'* 'Ai » v > t d . . W 3sSg&* < M;. jfeU'' ; - ' i W* ; ' i'cwVflMM 018 u r -' • iBJFESwwiHB^v. i f ■ W\ B- t l/\ ABIA ’ ...;j ®yflß|v <J N E ' f **' Jllw* !fJ Gown of Green Chis- ' J ' I on Carried Out with ' *-h e Double Draping. “Lucile” Model. K Most Graceful Creation of Evening Gown with Scarf, Both of Magenta / /y /J Chiffon Combined with Marabout. , \\/ 1 LADT DUFF-GORDON, the famous “Lucile” of London, and fore- most creator of fashions in the world, writes each week the fashion j •” article for this newspaper, presenting all that is newest and best in styles for well-dressed women. jt Lady Duff-Gordon s new Pans establishment brings her into close touch with that centre of fashion. V\\ Lady Duff-Gordon s American establishment is at Nos. 37 and 39 * West Fifty-seventh street. New York City. , X * %\’‘' l By Lady Duff Gordon (“Lucile”) k \> B \?! THIS week 1 am allowing yon three very charming and unusual cos tumes. They are chic tn color and design They are truly Parisian, and so Just the least bit daring. In the bottom picture I am giving you an original fancy dress costume. It Is an Oriental design. The wearer should be tall and a graceful dancer to display this costume to per fection In fa t 1 call this tny Ideal dress for a Canseuse The under robe Is a rare com bination of dull blue and purple chiffons. It Is draped In the true Turkish fashion, with long pointed ends. The elaborate overdress is a striking affair of bright green and gold The heavy ornaments around the waist are of gold embroidery, the tiny bolero is also of the gold. The curious headdress is a green and gold gypsy scarf, and all the beads and span gles are gold Slippers and stockings of gold complete the costume. The second picture shows a very beauti ful gown of draped chiffon; it Is one of tny most perfect evening gowns. The bodice is a charming emerald bolero trimmed with green rhinestones The chief feature Is the long, plain chiffon sleeves which bang rather loosely In grace ful folds The double draped skirt is o! . emerald chiffons, the edge finished by a band of emerald satin The purple scarf is edged with marabout and green rhine stones. The headdress Is quaint and very becoming, it is just a circlet of emerald velvet heavily studded with the green rhinestones, it fastens in the front under • gold buckle. I am using with good effect certain thades of magenta In evening gowns Pew people realize that magenta Is essentially an evening color, it is a terrible mistake to use any of its various tones m the day time. In the costume here shown the lower part winds In loose folds that form a train in the back. It is a voluminous affair. but as Is shown, tends to preserve the sender outline. The scarf is of magenta chiffon edged with a sleeper shade of sal in, and outlined with marabout. Th.' l.' jddr ss worn with this >ure and beautiful cost m’ shows the Turkish Influence very strongly It is nothing more or less than a Tar>.;sa turban of plum colored satin The MAGAZINE SECTION aigrette is of black and white and g' VP * the necessary height. As these pictures plainly show we are going in madly this season for scarves of all kinds Never have I seen more beau tiful ones than the smart Parisians are wearing just at present. Usually they are of chiffons, but all the soft and supple satins and crepes are also used. It Is a charming and graceful fashion and 1 atn glad that the smartest women are taking it up. The very low necked frocks are, I suppose, responsible for the fad. A scarf of some description Is often the saving grace of the modern costume. The scarf shown Is one of the hand somest; It is developed In the chiffons .in»! the satin, but could be made of crepe meteor or plain charmeuse with as good effect. The fashion of combining mirabeau and semi-precious stones is one that I like exceedingly, and I am sura that It. will ob tain greatly during the coming Winter. A soft black fur, a sort of fox, Is also be ing used on some of the newest scarves But always the jeweled bauds are used in some way. As regards the completion of the coif 1 sure In the evening, you may possibly want something less sensational than the first mentioned lace cap. or less expensive to yourself and obstructive to others than the “sunbursts” and fans and crescents and so forth, of closely clustered ospreys which are being used this season in htth erto undreamed-of profusion. So let me introduce and recomend to you a narrow and quite light bandeau studded closely with paste, which shades from shining black to a white brilliance and which Is worn right across and low down on the forehead, the little wire loops at either end permitting of its easy and firm fastening under the hair at the sides And then directly in the centre there up rises to the extent of some fourteen In ches. n light osprey mount whose shading from black to white Is followed and ac centuated by the used of a central line of first black and then white stones The whole thing is extraordinarily becoming and effective, and It could, of course, he carried out in shades of emerald green or sapphire blue.whlle though it is so tall. It is so tine and filmy that It can never be » nuisance to those who sit behind It at m» theatre or opera CHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SA I L ROAY, ALGLST, 24. 1912. zOf K uH J/ •<■ . sfU ■bw/S.-t / 'MAiwS'w Lu Wfz* cle ” IMF Model ’ T ■liuS of lO ■ i / I fl »r an zW’ I fl Ori ’ ffl I ent al c - y /1’ titme y! !■ j, (IH fOr ' Fanc y / Dress J>7 11 Ball. ~ • -- Contentment- Atkms Park MONEY invested in a home pays the highest per cent of interest. It pays it every day. \ou do not have to wait to have dividends de clared. You receive dividends in comfort and satis faction, if your home is the right kind of a home and in the right place. Many people make sacrifices and continue to put their money in the landlord’s pocket because they dread possible disappointment. They fear to buy a home of their own because it might mean a permanent discomfort. These people consider that renting has many ad vantages. If the house proves unsatisfactory, they can move. If the neighborhood is disagreeable, they can move. So these same people continue to move only to find new objectionable features in each house. There is a solution to this spirit of unrest. You e 1 can easily find it. All you have to do is to find a de sirable neighborhood and build a comfortable house. You know better than any landlord just what your family needs and what conveniences ypu wish. There is a section which meets every requirement. The husband is not too far from his office. The wife has congenial neighbors. The children have all the advantages of fresh air and good schools. This section is the home of beautiful homes— ATKINS PARK. Only good, substantial homes will ever be built there. No cheap, flimsy cottages will ever be next door to the fine residences. No grocery store will spring up at the corner. Saloons will never enter its limits. The street cars will continue to pass by it but will never enter its beautiful streets. No restriction has been forgotten that will aid in keeping Atkins Park what it is meant to be—the home of beautiful homes. It has been said that a man’s home is his castle. It is when it is his own home at Atkins Park. This was never said of the miserable excuses for homes which landlords offer to gullible renters. No man is king in a seven by nine apartment nor regal when moving day approaches. \Ve demand comfort in our daily living. \Ve vainly seek it in rented houses. It is because we can never entirely suppress our individuality and cannot accept second-hand homes. We know what we want but sel dom find it waiting for us. Atkins Park*is a tract of twenty-seven acres worth seeing. An automobile ride out Ponce DeLeon Avenue would be a delight one of these warm afternoons. The street cars on Highland and Moreland avenues run by the stone entrances to the “places” at Atkins Park. If Atkins Park appears desirable in your eyes, consult any dealer in high-class real estate in regard to it. Weigh his statements carefullv. Decide for vour self. . Atkins Park will contain many beautiful homes and it may contain yours. Atkins Park is the Home oi Beautiful Homes.