The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
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shAs tr3rus.ng going aS9at tz@ es@p Collar
ike revsrs- TIE tsoszzs zss cf osEe ard
white alsgouAgiT str5pet six. Elfa the
gown wAa ESgn , a9t q soft while fe.f.
rr@ea Ike tSs ggEstat styles ~ season Or
fso srp. trimmed witb 3 sezFf et SIX %
soafsa tne bIDass. AZ It's III: ssze couple
or Wigs wars hsl9 e place ~ heavy
auck.e.
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fasSssz. Mary ~ ste Ges4gna gEsDn the
ta.agssnsGs sawTs are 81 quite sEEaz@i szs-
] particularly n9ksG tn5z On Eares q the
best ~ 81 gogEg dsaf / have sesn- Ore
wae q yoyal a!Sse .sc@8 Goth. aita t5s III
est o. hack aFalds sn = thy leaf pattern
thai made :fss deep tsa1rce upon the sEirt
Jock like piece Of pFoca4e. T-se e4ges
81 TIE tsoJnes a6oye &nS below asrs finish
se win wstse :sssoe ef trad. aid TIC e1-
tire front of the packet was braided. even
to the white m0.re lined rsgsgE. Tbs
sleeves an1 sne seaisopSA arrangements
cp0a the asous1srs wtsjega Fookea something
IKE spaussss, wsg~ also similarly efnbEs-
Iehsc. Wtn ali ths eizbcFzteT1e tsas
p.a.tsa chirea vest and white lace tss
formed o dainty contrast
The second gown. OF gray Droehe. trim
MED WITH gray satin. over which fss Dras5-
ing was applied IN .saf scroll aesgn
r. Their larger than that ugeo With IT. blue
gown. Suggested Itself sc very appropri-
ate dress for the matron Of middle age
VITO saa IN a MEASURE preserved her youth
fal sIenderuess Of figure Tine skirt Of the
gown VAS quite simple. Three rolls of ths
gray satin were brought about the lower
part Of the skirt Over the hips, down the
eides Of the skirt and aroan4 the lowe.
part III q skIiIfGliy w3desed band the gray
satin. with iis characterization o. braI3ing,
was brought. The bodice. with It's pointed
gird!e. was trimmed about the lower part
o. the waist and the upper half Of tina
sleeves with folds o. gray satin. A plated
yoke Of satin vas encircled with narrow
braided collar opening il front. 10 snow
tie white chiffon yesss. a high collar %
the braided sassn finished the gewn.
The third gown. Of chestnut brown cloth.
was trimmed with dark braid over cream
tinted broadci0sh- i hand OF the broad
cloth and the waved braid. went down the
left side OF the skirt making a narrow
bordss about the lower part OF the tao
front brsaaths. ard then passed Up the
other side 70 the waist. The bodice Opened
at one SIDE over a vest OF the braided
cream colored broaGcloth- Eevers u the
latter with a naIrow aounce Of the ga he
material and a border Of Tows of braid.
gave an air OF elegance TO what Vas III
reality quite 3 simple gown.
The idea OF braiding ever d different coli
oged material is ore quite generally used
:n the autumn costumes. a strip OF tie
gown k cut out. tie contrasting fabric
placed under & and tie rough edges stitch
ed down. tie application 10 made either
tn straight or very nsgca curved lines. and
II may be said that. AZ a rule. /: Il a very
successful method OF crHasnents:iou.
Many Of the most novel OF tie autumn
Jackets are made without collars 81 ordsr
that they may be worn with turned over
collars and crayats
Red cloth Is r1rch used IN the sail coats.
bat /; Is not gay ard gorgeous or g.esfe-
Ing scarlet u Is a deep. dark red some
what recalling the fiasi. seon In old bur
CANDY wine Sometimes the Jackets are