Evening journal., 1901-09-13

white tateta, with matching vest shir-
red into a pointed yoke shape at the
top and finished with a collar match
ing the girdle.
The steady demand for tan kerseys
in the popular-priced garments seems
likely to result in a stringency, par
ticularly when it is borne in mind that
in every delivery to the manufacturer
there are a number Of these pieces
that have to be returned. owing to the
fact that they are spotted and shady
The new fOunce skirts and the
many variations of flounced treble and
double skirt effects are satisfactory, IL
not popular.
The very narrow lingerie tucks now
used on waists. negligee jackets and
skirt tops have changed their name
from welt to pinch tucks.
one-seam bishop sleeve model is
being brought out for fall uses. It NAV
be made in full-length style with an
Aiglon wristband or n flare cuff-or.
again, in three-quarter length and fin
ished with a frill. The lining may be
omitted if desired The sleeve is par
ticularly suitable for shirt waists of
silk or light wool.
For stout peNons there has been
prepared a new fall jacket model hav-
ing two under-arm seams. the fronts
adjusted by deeply curved single darts.
and closed in double-breasted fashion.
with buttons and buttonholes. These
fronts are rolled back at the TOP in
small revers which form notches with
the rolling collar The two-seam
sleeves are in bell style at the wrists.
The percentage of American people
in England is no greater comparative
ly than that Of English people in Paris.
New York Switzerland or Italy, but
they assert themselves even more
strongly than the Briton abroad albeit
in a more agreeable way. Their man.
nerisms of speech and dress are unmis-
taxable, says the London Telegraph.
The adoption of the short tweed skirt
among travelling American women is
as sensible as it appears universal The
typical American girl whom we meet
every day in town is wearing a stout
pair OF boots, a heavily bound skirt. for
the most part lavishly stitched round
the hem, and gray or blue in color: a
cashmere blouse Of liberal dimensions.
the inevitable belt and appendaped
purse, also of liberal dimensions and
fiat, slightly trimmed hat carelessly
swathed in yelling or silk She usual
ly presents a very prepossessing ap-
pearance. and from a comfortable, hy-
gienic point of view the shortened
skirt as worn by our younger cousins
is delightful; it very clearly demon
strates the fact that every woman can
not wear a short skirt and look well.
The silk Windsor tie is in popular
evidence in the fall importations. It is
of snowy white silk, the ends being
bordered in effective contrast with
black. sprinlIled with white polka dots
The tie is wound twice around the
neck. and here the individual taste OF
the wearer becomes apparent in heI
method Of confning it, for it admits OF
varied means Of finishing. One method
which is very attractive and poular
too, is to tie it in two small loops and
flowing ends; another is simply to cross
the ends in front. holding them with a
brooch; with stiff collar the tie may
be arranged in a long four-in-hand.
The crepe de chine tie claims a large
share Of fall favor. One design is made
in all the delicate tints. the ends be.
ing enriched with tiny diamond-shape'
embroidered in white. This, too, ad
} mits of different ways of tying
Another crepe de chine tie is made
of varying tints. with a hemstitcheC
border of contrasting color. For ex
ample. a plain white tie has a blacl
, border: another is edged with laven
J der, and one of plain black relieves itl
lsombre effect with a border of white.
/. A new hatpin which will be wor1
with the fall outing hat is Of sterlinl
} silver, in French gray finish. WheI
I it is thrust through the hat an ar
lnouveau head in the French gray fin
ish is found reposing on the crown.
a new chain for the watch o
/ lorgnette Is made CT gold links, viii
large. artistically-colored Venetian
beads. held in place at intervals. wit
: p spherical Venetian bead. richly col
cred A black chain of similar con
, struotion has q black bead with tin
r Of blue to hold the strands.