The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-15

sistently titan they did the summer styles.
They are seen on all sorts of gowns, save
those severely plain, and are much in evil
dence for winter evening wraps Scarfs
OF mOusselne chiffon on net are also seem
Drawn from the side seams to the bust
and tied there in knot with long, float
ing ends, such a scarf forms almost the
entire trimming Of a simple gown. Scarfs
will be much in evidence from now until
snow flies.
shift Of favor is apparent in the col
ors considered stylish. WedgewOod blue
is impresssvely plentiful among the fall
fabrics. Then in felt it makes some of the
milliner's Iaost charming early models, but
women with compilations that are the least
bit muddy. must beware of it, for it is a
very trying shade. In gowns it is little
more kindly, though still it should be used
CautiOuslya A brOadcloth in wedgewoed
blue was sketched for the accompanying
initial. It's yoke was gray, blue, red and
green plaid, without lining, belt and
sleeve trimming of velvet in emerald
green The last color is to be stylish in
all materials and is much more generally
becoming shan the wedgewOOd. 1t will be
used to trim black to a great extent, al
though whole costumes are made up in 1t
and are iery effective. Coffee brown is
another bidder. 1t is trimmed with cream
cloth and small copper buttons. Most such
costumes are made with a waistcoat OF
cream closh embroidered in copper and
black and finished with copper buttons. A
stitched white felt hat trimmed with a
black quill worn with this copper tint Is
hint Of one of the autumn combinations.
Band trimmings for skirts have widened.
That means fewer bands OF course, though
in many cases what appears like one VIDE
band may consist of several separate ones
Two dresses of the next picture illustrated
this incres sed width, though these TRIM
iaines were widely different. The first
consisted Of Oriental embroidery put on
tan ladies' cloth. The other bands were
white cloth. and they trimmed emerald
green brosldcloth. Appliques are wonder
fully rich and complex. Lace, PERSIAN anu
Oriental trimmings, spangled anu Deau
work and ,taffeta folds all appear IN TINS
use, often in liberal quantity lnVoiVihs
deal of work in dressmaklnS. Al 'ile
LETT in the concluding picture Is olAoN
velvet gown finished with black taHe.a'
The stitching on of this trimming was the
biggest item of cost in the gown thoush It's
material was far from Inexpensive SILVER
olLlueS uflCn applique NCeN@'~ e-0-'
such use IS pretty sure TO be much Ia
vored It cannot be said so surely that
using it Sd freely as to make it gown 5
prominent feature will be accepted gen
orally TIE right hand gown Oh 'hiS Pr
ture shows how it IS used in the la 'lt,
way. The zigzagged silver braid trimmed
light gray vciveteen.
Styles in. wraps remain somewhat unset
tied. That is. 1T is clear enough 'na' .
great variety OF fine outside garments VIII
he offered and worn. but just whlch VIII %
the more abundant ones remains uncer-
tain. This uncertainty is intensified Dy the
appearances here and there Of new oiuueis
in this field Thus one newcomer IS re-
sersible cipe of the golf cape ORDER put
designed for evening wear. on one siuS
the material is eiderdOwn OF dehcds e
pink. The dining OF white and pink Drocauo
may be worn outside. making a chahse -
complete that the possessor may deceive
others into thinking that she Is the o"iiei
Of two handsome wraps. The goods Is cut