Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
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| and the fullness at the back vas supplied
with a single box plat.
The corsage was an easy fitting blouse
of a checked material with a plastron Of
plated red cashmere. 1t was trimmed
with a broad round collar of dark blue
velvet that fastened at thebust line with
clasps in perforated u metal. The ma
terial bordering or the plastfon was edg-
cd with blue velvet folds piped with red
taffeta. The sleeves of the checked ma
terial were close fitting and without
trimming. In spite of the narrow blue
velvet ceinture that was almost hidden
by the pouch front of the bluose there
was a decided princess effect sought In
the fastening of this gown. The red
cashmere extended in one unbroken line
from the top of the high straight collar
to the edge of the skirt.
The majority of these girlish gowns
are built either on the princess lines or
they boast a bolero effect over a pouch
ed plastron of a contrasting color. Very
little women who have not entered their
teens will wear princes frocks of white
piaue under long scarlet princess coats
all through the autumn months.
Misses, too. will have an extensive
choice among long coats his season. Both
empire and princess models are very
much in evidence. For school wear
nothing is more serviceable than the enc
short .reefers" in rough blue or red chev-
lot with their glistening gilt buttons. Inc
shops are offering too for young girls ella
borate Louis XIV coats with reveres ana
cuffs of ponpadour SILK.
Among the latest winter models there
was one of wood brown cloth inmed
in lizard green rep silk that was quite
novel in design and dressy enough TO pc
long in the category of sunday gowns !.
The skirt was made close fitting over
the hips and the fullness at the back was
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tire apron was made of the green silk laid
in narrow overlapping bias folds.
The corsage was fashioned to give the
effect of a short cloth bolero over a SILK
blouse. All the silk visible was laid IN
overlapping folds like those of the apron.
At the front the bolero was very mucn
cut away and along the edges was trim
m,l with novel plated reveres caught
down in the centure. From under the belt
they peeped out again in the form OF
short jabots. These reveres and the
cefnture were of deep seal brown velvet
faced with green. The same brown vel
vet was repeated around the cages OF
the cloth sleeves.
TIL hat to be worn with this gown was
a large soft felt repeating the same shade
of lizard green as the gowns trimming.
Around the Tam O'Shanter' crown there
was q twist Of seal brown velvet. termin-
ating at the right side under a bunch OF
green and brown tips.
A touch of swede here and there. on
hats, on jackets and on gowns adds a
decided charm to the little rough ana
ready every day toilettes.
a chic little school frock for a young
girl Of eight was made Of dark geen chew
lot shot and spotted with deep buff. The
skirt was a box plated affair trimmed
at the top with straps Of russell brown
swede put on to give the form Of a point
ed yoke. These terminated at the left
side in loops drawn through tiny gun
metal buckles.
The waist which was attached to the
skirt had the form of a plated blouse.
the plaits there were panels Of
solid buff cloth inserted so as to be hard
ly visible. Straps Of the russell swede
We're put on in the form Of a round yoke.