Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-29

close fitting over the hips and without
row at the waistband and increasing in
fullness at the waist-band. 1t was
trimmed down both seams of the apron
with strips of the ''parchment' cloth that
We're narrow at the waist-band and in
creasing in width, turned in sharp corners
at the bottom of the skirt and continued
aroun the back. An all-over pattern
worked in black soutache covered closely
the light cloth.
The corsage was close fitting and had
a broad vest of the "parchment'' cloth
that buttoned over to the left side with
| small green ename buttons. Down both
sides of the vest was a trimming of the
soutache. The vest turned back in short
double lapels to show a linen chemisette
and green taffeta cravat. Soutache COW
cred closely the narrow cienture of the
parchment" colored cloth. The sleeves
of the green cloth were close fitting with
a suggestion of spring over the hand.
!! OTHER JACKET DESIGNS.
A neat jacket that is light enough for
summer wear has the very close sleeves
and tall straight cadet collar that has
come in style. Its front is fastened with
straps Of cloth and invisible hooks and
the collar is stiff enough to hold it's own,
like a soldiers collar.
The collar is tight fitting, except in
front, and is stitched down the sides.
This is a very neat little article to wear
with a puff crown hat, should a chilly
day come in the latter part of August.
Another neat suit has a bolero of hum
ter's green cloth with broad white lapels
turned back and stitched with black. The
bolero is worn with a big loose tie of
white lawn around the neck.
A unique hat is the COnsuelo, which IS
to be worn this year. 1t has a high
square crown and one side of the brim IS
much wider than the other. Its only
| -; -, ,;,,r Sc n no nd nf black velvet and
three curling plumes that are Fastened
upon one side.
Many of the autumn materials are
fancy, being figured with punches of
flowers and with varied designs. Pla1ds
are still in, and one sees them in every
color and combination of colors.
A gown that still holds one at the mid
summer point is of net over white. There
is a deep founce of white embroidery
around the foot and a vest of the same.
The waist has a curious arrangement
of silk which is put on in big folds that
cross over and fasten under the side of
the vest. A tunic of silk sets off the net
nicely. .
The shirt waist has passed from the
thin material to the silk plaid. There
come new and wonderful silk glnghams
that are remarkable for their beauty
These are made up into shirt waists and
trimmed with embroidery. Many of the
more elegant of these waists are SO made
that the lapels and vest can be removed
and others substituted.
The waists of winter are to be . con-
tinuation of those of summer; tor the
shirt waist is to live all winter the yeal
around. ~
1 saw an order upon the books of a
fashionable house for two dozen OF shirts
of silk gingharm and light silks 4of al
kinds to be worn this fall at Lenox.' They
are to be made in Paris and shipped tt
one of the most fashionable women OF
America. These shirts are to be for the
most part slightly bloused in front blu
not in the back, and they are to be worr
with the linen collar.
NINA GOODWIN.