Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11

day or evening wear, are being largely us
ed by dressmakers who are now preparing
autumn outfits for their patrons. In heav-
Ter woods fancy coverts and doube-faced
cashmere shares with Venetian cloth the
honors of popularity in the making Of
tailor costumes Notwithstanding, colored
silk embroidery and applique designs of
heavy lace form the leading decorations
for these suits, graduated gumpe trim
mings, strappngs and tucking are also US
ed on gowns of n simple make.
There are novelties in all departments of
dress and all are delightful for their vare-
tY, nothing said of their beauty. In the
matter of Jackets the fashionable futurity
of tho Elton is somewhat doubtful; If 1t Is
affected for winter wear the faithful little
design will he elongated below the waist
line and fitted so closely that it will be
known as a basque rather than as an
Elton. The tendency In jackets is to have
them extend beyond the heltline. Those
after the Norfolk pattern re made 20 look
exceedingly chic by being belted in with
wrought silver belts, finished off round tho
neck with rundown muslin or batiste
cravats
Laces will play n prominent part in the
decoration of fall gowns. The patterns
applied to street gowns will he mostly
black, but there arc many delicious novel
ties in dark brown interviewer with red
and green emhroideries and sometimes "A
CLINT of gold or silver. These. however. are
expensive and require the most costly ma
terials for IA background
Another old friend which is under revi-
val now is Tussore. Its deep ecru tones
afford an excellent contrast to the white
crochet laces which are en- reggie, and 1t Is
an excellent packing material, going in
to small compass and is useful for most
occasions.
More attention is being paid to woman's
pedal belonsings each year. A vagary Il
fashion Will be 'uppers' embroidered in
dark tones. but very elegant. These will
no doubt become popular owing to the fla
that low shoes will be worn all winter by
many men and women. On pleasant days
the uppers will be dropped and then dainty
hosiery in silk and wooden, tastefully dec
GRATED will be displayed in abundance.
When the keen bite Of the cold brings forth
the detachable top Of the low footwear
though, the ornamentation OF the hosiery
will be followed in this new feature Of the
modes.
Silver will be the most popular metal of
autumn in emhroideries and trimmings as
we'll as In iewclry. 1t is woven into nearly
all of the passamcnteries and as the finer
designs are warranted not to tarnish. the
cost of these tribes may we'll be imagined
Their is always one way that n body is able
TO ma out whether or not New Workers
| appreciate new sensation. for If possible
| II is speedily converted into some fad of
dress. Whether ii means an evolution of
science or common industry makes no diff
ference. Just now GOtham's enthusiasm
/ over the areOnaut Dumout is eyemplificd
In silver airship which may be hung t.
a silver chain or a watch fob Silver
)ewelrN is returning to favor very rapidly
and the newest umbrella handles are
mounted with copper studded with silver
Dainty slippers have the wearers mono
gram in silver fastened at the side Of the
, instep and above this CLEANS the clock of