The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-28
One Novel Costume.

The costume in question resemDled
! a long pelisse, since it opened down the
front. and was fastened near the DOT
tom with large fiat gold buttons. Inc
bodice was slightly pouched ana turn
! ed back at the neck in reVers Whlch
formed a deep, stitched collar Inc
ehemisette and collar band were OF
tucked mauve silk. Unduiating bands
or stitching ran down the front and
around the bottom of the skirt. The
ladv who wore this dress was extreme
:: ly blonde. She wore small yellow
toque trimmed with black.
There is no doubt Of continuance
and even an increase in the favor SHOWN
to populin. Some of the newest shades
in this fabric are beautiful tones OF
gray and green woman who lunch
el on Wednesday at the Waldorf wore
| & charming autumn toilet Of silver-gray
poplin. whose long, simple skirt was
worthy of description. At the bottom
i. was slashed all around with cuts of
varying in depth few inches apart,
| through which showed gray taffeta and
white embroidery the result being in
effect a new variety of the fiaring skirt,
with it's indispensable frou-frou.
Costumes for Receptions.
| gray taffeta strapped up and down with
| bias folds of poplin inclosing white en-
| b1 oidery. 1t was decollete over
| chemisette Of white taffeta trimmed with
| steel embroidery and gulpure lace, and
it closed at the left with knot of
pcmpadour silk held by an ornament of
| cut steel. Belt and collar band were of
silk in pompadour tones.
Dresses for autumn receptions and
| O; her social OCCASIONS are as yet scarce
| ly thought Of. Year by year the ten
dency grows stronger to hold back these
| until we'll into October. Among the
models received, a few, vOuched for by
| famous prophets of fashion, may be men,
| toned
A dinner dress in black Chantilly tulle
| is draped over slip OF white taffeta.
| The skirt, which at the top is laid in
| fine tucks, is trimmed at the bottom.
with flounces and motifs Of Chantilly
| lace. mixed with cretOnne embroidery in
| pompadour colors. The waist. which is
also laid in fine tucks, is open over a
| pointed vest of white silk muslin, which
| is half low at the neck and surrounded
| by cretonne embroidery. Chantilly lace
and cretonne embroidery trim the waist
| and the elbow sleeves.
Dinner Dress Of Gauze.
A dinner dress in white gauze recalls
| imperfectly most of the modes Of most
Of the Louises. together with a variety
| of other people, ancient and modern,
| French and of other nationaMties.
The gauze is painted with large flow
ers and is laid in accordion plaits. The
skirt is finished with a deep lace founce.
The waist is very small, decollete
Lolero, trimmed around the top with
blue ribbon ruching and fastened in
front by knot of blue ribbon. It opens
above upon a chemisette of white lace,
| run with black, and below upon q vest
of blue taffeta, coming down upon the
skirt in long. spread-shaped point and
trimmed with rosettes and stripes of
black velvet ribbon. The full sleeves
Of painted gauze show undersleeves of
| white lace. In spite of certain eccen-
tricities the dress is charming.
Afternoon Dress of Ta6eta.
An afternoon dress OF white taffeta
has an open skirt, falling upon an un-
derslirt of white Cluny guipure lace.