The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-21

surahs and unstiffened satins for house
gowns, and many have them made de-
collete. If one chances to tumble on the
Princess de Rute when she is what she
calls zen deshabille" one is more than
likely to find her in a flowing silk gown
trimmed with clouds of lace fastened
with curious belt, and so decollete that
she appears dressed for a ball. Only
on close examination is the real desha-
bile character of the gown noticeable.
Nine. de Rute is only one of many
French women who adopt the decollete
deshabille, a most attractive fashion
Veilings lined with soft fannels will be
much in favor for house gowns and will
be trimmed with appliques of lace and
velvet or handsomely embroidered in
silk. !
Outing costumes for the fall. when tn. |
crisp autumn weather tempts one to en-
thusiasm over sports of all kinds, are
more attractive than ever, although |
strictly speaking, in form there is lit
tie change. Morning costumes to be !
worn to and from sporting grounds, for
in Paris no one ever parades the streets |
in tennis, golf1ng, or other outing
costume, are of the Breton linen. the
skirts are trimmed with appliuues of
pique cloth, or heavy linen of a con-
trasting color. Two forms of Jackets
are the most popular for those kinds
of gowns, the bolero and the longer
straight front jacket, trimmed with
stripes and buttons. The smartest wom-
en- prefer the corselet skirt for tennis,
and the latest models are, consequently.
made in this fashion. Light red home
spun is a favorite material. The skirts
| are short, barely coming to the ankle,
| no 70 nf ho CT nt1 ,or
| light material. OF course there is
| bolero jacket to be worn over the blouse
| when not in the heat of the game.
A charming tennis costume just shown
| Is of blue homespun. The skirt flares
and has a band of white pique running
round it at the distance of the depth
| of a ruffle from the bottom. The band
is ornamented with appliques of round
| pastilles in black velvet embroidered on
| in blue stitching. The waist is tight fit
| ting, with a high collar and fastens
in a corselet ceinture. The dart seams
have tiny buttons running up them and
are headed with an embroidered arrow.
The sleeves turn back at the elbows,
with a rolling cuff trimmed with a band
| of pique matching that of the skirt
and a puff Of white muslin of the fin
est quality falls from them, finishing
in a simple band at the waist.
The patille, or round, velvet medal
lion. embroidered on bands for trimming.
is one of the latest "nouveautes" in
troduced by great house in the dress
making line, but it's easily done. requir-
ing only to be cut out, laid on, and but
tonholed on.
Mohair is favorite material for BIZ
cycle costumes the newest models be-
ing in gray or blue mohair. The skirt.
and not the divided skirt, is the only cor
rect form that will be seen this fall. All
the new outing costumes have elactic
centuries. These belts are made of an
elactic material especially fabricated for
them and have the advantage of giving
way to the movements of the player or
rider. Another advantage is that they
fit the figure closely and rarely slip out
of place. The sailor hat. more trimmed
, than formerly. remains the correct
| chapeau.
One of the prettiest models in the way
of a mantle yet displayed is of cherry
colored cloth. The back and front hang
straight and full. The latter turns back
with superbly embroidered revers. and
the bottom of the mantle is bordered
. with embroidery to match. At the neck
is a high collar of rich guipure lined
with masses of lace mousseline de sole
and tulle. The sleeves are the new form
terminating in a sabot at the elbow. op-
, ening over a full puff. The mantle is
, fastened wit ha black velvet chou with
: long ends readings nearly to the flool
and finished with tiny velvet bows.
1t is now quite permitted to wear false
! gems, provided the imitation is gooi
, and the setting la ssaode. Some o.
] the wealthiest women on both sides O.
are buying imitation jewelry, which Il
Y often more effective than the real thing
, The necessity Of appearing with hand
a some jewelry IL one desires to shine.
SO to speak, has forced women who d.
I not care to invest fortunes in precious