The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

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~. ,, o.o'se trent was Covered ~. ~
l11e % match the SIR,
oleLe 1e chine has a fun sk5r. sse
,o TOUR cords, waist asa -. go sassss'ss
ace WIN SHRED sleeves; eo,,. ,ssss
81 WG.~e satin. S'A'aF Al
The ball gown crepe win \.
oat not plain' 1t VIII be .rs- ~
t3ii'es, hounces and with lssa
crepe dinner gown is maaa ~. y 80
loW silk. II is trimmed II as n
mowers. shading from - - ssess no
r orown' This eoiOring is very es.,,,, =
Neiveteen and corda,rn~
IN vogue for this wtntar NJ
ian are shown. They wiz h. a.. - g
bands Of fur around the sk,r, n~
Guns SIX waists were ueyer ,s .s.'s .
ionaole than they are TO-DAY s's u
many women 70 whom the 80, 80 Y
waist made Of washable go 800 y
oec9inins' while the silk waist ~
we'll even IL cut over the ssm. ~ y
SIX being Of a richer material -. 49,
look more suitable for stree, vas, :
are many Ready made silk va,xt..s
from; but those that are rnas. ! I. .,'a
dresSmakers are much 10 ~ 80.
Inc pretaest waists now seen ,,s
with a narrow linen collar ara -
stock or tie. Clusters OF turks =. -
style; some have yokes. bat usr.ss
tuoks form the yoke. The s,esgss !.
medium size. Lace Is stlA used an u
SILK waists for dressy occasions ~.
Is put OF in rufiie 50 fun that il 49,.
gaoo down the front Waists IA, I
so elaborately trimmed in lace ara -
made Of a plain color; but the a. :.
pletely changes II.
Black satin and black lace can !. :.
with lovely effect on yellow slIl w,;r
The shaped blouse front for SIN n,
made of a pretty embroidered ne, ! =
becoming TO slender figure.
Black and white designs IN t,ss, q
of a small check and very marrow g.
are seen in the shops for silk wal,ls
One Of the latest fancies for taa \ h
house waist of white serge. with p,psr \
pale blue silk. trimmed with lace ssa 81
blue ribbons.
Tea jackets are the means Of dlspsss
many of the whims of fashion. yw :
beautiful jackets are made up Of ressar1
OF all shades and figures now sssx
They have fanciful yokes, shspely els
and. artistic sleeves are features 4 III
newest modes. One cares more iU kss
gowns. Jackets and matInees TO h sxl
In this pleasant mid-season, than ssx Il
the hot weather, which wearied cas {
made life burdensome and dressing d
The most extravagant taste cannot hs
satisfied with all Of the pretty Tea hesI
that can now be made.
Black, navy blue and brown alpsrf y
10 be worn extensively for early fan sas
ing gowns. for shopping and mafkslIs
Handsome Scotch shawls are est 'ss
modish capes this fall.
Short Jackets Of rough cloth us ID
med with small gilt buttons
Rugs and wraps for travsxu ~ =
Scotch and fancy plaids.
Some beautiful imported blssf y 1
have borders of white or ereaa'ss's
Honiton lace.
A very pretty way TO make a 4rsls'e
ty gown" during the winter Hloaisaa
choose a black or blue serge Tor cassafa
not too heavy In weight. nads 81
plain, full skirt, trimmed With DrA
simply braided, and hung In frca =
draw string, which extends i'aa
hips. so that the belt can be snlarssa
little trouble. Make the waa
shaped. so that II falls over the ~
below the waist line. and so y "a
worn with a full vest. blouse ehscl
the waist. or jacket. with ces' =
collar that falls over the shoalaa 4
revers that are well cut and shapsa I
put on; the collar can be trimnso .
n desired. and ribbons can %
make the gown look more drssss'
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Some OF the new jackets ars
cloth. cut with a plain, ROUND ~,
two fiat box-pleats In the sKi'' = ~ -
The high. fiaring collar Is slashua -
are small. and pleated in al the - -
The close buttoned fronts are slaee'ss
tacbs In two r'a
and the braidsng =