The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16
NEW WRAPS.
Neat Cloth and Jersey Jackets ana Styl-
ish Long ClOaks.

Neat Cloth and Jersey Jackets ana Styl-
| ish Long Cloaks.
Bright red jackets will be specially
popular with young ladies, but let those
of mature years be warned against
them. as they are too conspicuous for
any but youthful faces. A red cloth
house jacket can be worn by matron
with perfect propriety. if becoming A
handsome model seen at leading
house is of red cloth. cut short over the
lips with pointed front, and trimmed
with black braid edged with small beads.
1t is cut position back and the buttons
are of jet.
A red diagonal cloth jacket for street
wear is close fitting, buttoned on the
bias with large buttons. and bound all
around with black braid. Another
style in red broad cloth is trimmed with
black velvet and small black buttons.
There is variety in these red jackets.
all seem to be cut about the same, but
the manner of trimming gives differ
ent effect to the garment.
A lovely-shaped coat in red, over
which is network i'm black boucle, is
made with the top double-breasted, cut
away, showing the vest at the lower
part of the waist. This is also bound
with braid and trimmed with handsome
buttons. These effects are shown in
browns, tans, navy blue and black.
This same material is also cut in jaunty
coat shapes, single-breasted and with
vests. These are very pretty worn over
any kind of dress, and quite effective
over black silk. The sleeves are lined
with satin, which helps the adjusting of
the garment considerably.
A large assortment in tailOr-made
jackets is introduced in Jersey cloth, in
brown, blue and black. Some of these
are finished with broad braid and hand
some buttons, which give to the gar
ment very dressy appearance. This
style forms a very useful garment that
can be worn with any dress. A little
gem is in heavy ribbed cloth in pale
tan shade, the back cut in most per-
fectly curved seams, without any Orna-
mentatiOn, the front in rolled collar
style worn by gentlemen in spring over
coats. The collar and fronts are faced
with silk. the latter turned back to
shsw handsome plated silk vest. The
coat is bound around with narrow silk
braid. and small buttons trim the
sleeves.
Another lovely little jacket in ecru
cloth is made cutaway, with collar and
lapels faced with green velvet. Cuffs
are also ornamental with green velvet.
The coat is lined with pinhead check
silk. In the cloak department of a GER
tain dry goods house are some very
stylish and elegant in long spring and
summer cloaks One of these is in
black thin cloth. lined throughout with
silk. and trimmed down each side of
the front with jabot of black lace. A
cape is formed in the front with jet
trimming, with large bow of ribbon
and jet ornament finish the back. The
large barrel sleeves are trimmed with
lace and jet. This is a very dressy gar
ment, and is not costly.
A real novelty in these long wraps
that is very effective is made of striped
nigger-head in light fawn shade. The
back of the waist is very shapely and
tight fitting, finished with two pointed
tabs, one of velvet. same shade OF the
cloth, the other of the cloth. Long
straight breadths gathered under these
points form the back of the skirt. The
front is long and loose. the cloth cut
away, showing a velvet strip down the
center. Over this are two sets of bias
bands which close over the velvet with
large kid buttons the exact shade of the
material. The velvet front closes half
way down with small buttons to match.
A large turned-down velvet collar with
flowing cuffs of velvet finishes the
garment.
A very stylish long cloak is called the
Tourist. 1t is in ight tan cloth, boucle
plaided in brown shades. 1t is made
with sling sleeves which form a cape at
the back with the center back of brown
velvet, covered with passementerie Or
same shade as the cloak. The
back of the skirt is open to the waist
and faced down each side with broad
bands Of brown velvet. The front closes
with large brown buttons. 1t is very
stylisA AID not expensive -Bysoklya
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