Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05
THE GIRL OF AUTUMN
MODEL. Gowns Exhibited
at All the Shops in Gay
Paris

stead OF looking scorched and hro,,-,, os
1t seherally does at this season tho +roes
ana grass look positively tropical in tbair
greenness IL 'Aeii
When one grumbles at tbo ;nooss,,+
falhS somebody invariably chimes in and
pfoEhesles an ideal November ond H.
cember. The light summer eoNn nu b 90
tbg SINCE been folded away, even before
, ,mef hau hai1 chance of proving their
hronnht B. Our Trouville belle has
brought pack whole trunk of oonzv
gowns untouched because the cool ra;ry
summer called for alpacas and irish non.
nis instead of the thinner materials
ana their fascinating picture hats laden
with piumes and tulle, have hardly seen
:; :ne Ight or Gay this season. At home
1t is good to know that the season was
warm enough, though all too short And
on. crlmps and homemade curIsi
" nat trying time nv lady will have
through tnls weather. Beau catchers.
you nave hung around her brow linn
ana hayward and have not helped her
score a point
Baby Ringlets.
Bought curls made on little wires have
peeh resofIed 70. 1t sounds bit yul-
gar, but their falseness was never dis
covered for they were most artistically
arranged and just peeped from under
hats III soft, baby-like ringlets.
The cool weather together with the
great gala week has brought all of this
summers deserters back to Paris in
droves. Wet city sidewalks are so
much more to be desired than country
roads running inches deep in mud and
slush, especially if ones feet are clad
IN the regulation French shoes. which
are ridiculously thin. The couturieres
have evidently anticipated this early re-
turn OF their clientes, for the most raw
all OF the smarter shops, and one sees
now more pretty new gowns than one
can record.
At a private exhibition of model
gowns at one of the shops on Boule-
ward Haussman there was visiting
tracted no end of attention. The skirt
was full godet of the fawn ladies'
cloth, with a four-inch band of cream
ladies' cloth around the bottom that was
edged with a full plisse of narrow cream
lace. Two bands of black feather trim
just at the left side of the front gore
there were three disks of the cream
ladies' cloth grouped together and edged
with the black feather trimming.
The bodice was a. plain dartless affair
fastening at the under-arm seam. Folds
each other to form a long square yoke,
and a narrow band of the feather Dor
der trimmed the edge. The sleeves
were snug-ftting coat sleeves, with the
fullness at the top arranged to stand
straight up.
A ceinture of black velvet with double
loops at the front finished the bottom
of the bodice.
Pretty Collar Cape.
The collette that went with this toilette
was made of cream ladies' cloth, with
lining of citron-green taffeta. Plisses
of the narrow cream lace and the feather
trimming trimmed the cOllette most elab-
orately, and two full frills Of black
chiffon gave the finish to the bottom.
A great deal has been said against the
fashion of employing different materials
in the bodices of toilettes. 1t is stu
best houses in Paris, too After all,
materials are rather secondary matters,
for if a toilette is becoming and has
chic air one is rather conscious OF the
ensemble than the especial materials.
A rich visiting gown OF dahlla satln
and citron-green satin was the pride or
one of the SWEETEST couturiere'ss fall eN-
hibition. The skirt was a full plain
godet of dahlia satin and of such a
heavv quality that the usual stiffening
was not employed in the facing around
the bottom.
varv full with black chiffon and banded
with ieweled bands. The high scant
nna+ sleeves were of the dahlia satin,
and dahlia satin was employed for the
high draped collar. .,
THE short, loose jacket that went with
Irnus embossed velvet IN dahlla and
rroen The Jacket had lining of citron
Groom satin. and an exquisite collar OF
prnssols lace mounted by a tall black
ah;ffon riff gave a finish to the neck OF
the garment.
The New Toques.
The toque fashioned expressly Tor ms
toilette had beretta crown OF gold
braid. guarded by broad, Iuil p; pun h. o1
dahlia velvet. 1t was ifiiiiiiieo "i'ii ~"
of naradise plumes.
VI striking early winter street toilette
Id of Scotch cheyiot in big blue
I'D Green plaid The skirt is fuii go
anu s,adn on the bias and trimmed at
the front seams with straps ana large
smoked pearl buttons Isa;oI ne e,o pbu . hit
Sn;It of dark green ladies cloth, pIt
ouli. " in its excessive plainness., IL
s sese, at the under arm seams ana m
Ias.She 20 ba;nr dotted the fullness is DIS
stead 5 ~ of in tiny plaits. back and front
R9seu collar was high and straight and the
Ilna1-es the regulation coat sleeves
4 short. straight, bolero oi inc pA''A0
Goods was detachable. So +b;s
go n1u s,',oH blue felt hat made for TINS
ne rnwn was trimmed around the
s srowp with with blue and green .oa eo "it,9
CROW Crows and each plume was edged WIFI
piu 1inr Mining of wired velvet.
there another 1ed golden
able strt tea+ I noted Each seam of the
chevlos s,, ,i,.t' was trimmed with an apple
sodet SELF af light tan braid. and the ; street
green W yrss trimmed in the same liners
jacket sMa wan broad vest of the cheylot
was s,i q se1 With high mixture OF golden 1
finished Nm I'm and over this the JACKIE: Mt
brown sal,n' 4 high turnover linen
ted snu ad brown satin tie was to De
com with this gown. W.
worn VIZ Much Velvet Worn.
i, 1-.,,o+ will be much worn: 100 one one
Viewer - hear this. because its use ana ma
:;grieyes ~, 70 so frequently mingled. Ve i't
mass nfo becoming ns jackets Ms
tight fit,t tins IS always admira bic But
hung s n trained dresses. in long coa fs;
in full resplsen sy kind Hs's sayors too much
itssEmeiiiSSn is It may be picturesque
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ing sent noi small figures standInS out
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