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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
2tpur Sitg ~2pGsmarteo.
2nc At. ganl ~apasmarfeo.
1loroesfartet fl9bet paa
S0rre0.
Zen sse mar,s.

81 Bor moOtoqet iao mango
SpsrgSmocI, ON hi life fan ifaiie
&crtet flpbet naa 2GrreO, at ri be.
itemte os til at forisge meb ct Tibet
8artt. 6or 30 Gents EXTRA fan ri
ifaffe Gartet tItitret pea 2Grre0, meo
Trpitoffe poa hner Gnoe. iou at set
fan bGu9e8 op paa &Gagen og rules
op, naar set life brliges.
Si piI meo oct ilume gisrc op.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
baaoe GrPmiebos % aart. unbta.
gen mai betaIer er.ra icr en- al De.
lene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Carl Gnmitab o. 6 " gbriftian.
ion huer 25 Cts

Carl Gamitab % 6 " Gbriitiar.
ion hper 25 Cts 4
II iammeu s42. so.
Snoiennt ueb Rnus Nnoeripn,
g%nntshuro. Winn .
Neinlig: Soris Spbnion. Sans
3amnien. 8 5ppmeis, auo Tam.
men 90 % @nuifion hper 81.
5iliammen IS
3 Senien. Gpnpro. Gal ..........
Snoisnbt peo Gle Sasitao. Orr,
&c Tinlanosliiten forr. Ro.)
gRrs Snlie Solm, Sitterbll. Minn
Wits MdtbiIbe SolnL SitteroaI, i
r. 1snuh
9 g Solm, Sitteroai. Minn ......
FRA 8uinoefurentnleu / Seiqen
Wenisheo. Bot & Maoiens
9nlo, inoisnbt peo u u Gable,
Selaen. g 49,. .
Sens e Souflano. Shenp, Minn..
3iolenot peb Q U SIsneis, Chen
enne. v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0emlis: Ghas Goenipn 81: Sphn
o Sphnion SO S.: q Z Sen6rid.
ION $3.50: Tnit 6 8 Guam Sc:
glfrto Hebrion % S,enrn 8 Seus
oridion huer $f.75; Rets Ntatiou,
20 SeaIirano, 8 g S~alperion,
elanton Sait % Q " Sisneis hper
S1.50; gunn fSenorifipu Sl,35:
albert Gridlon $3.50: Ole @arns
aas S1.25: Spen NsIatiou so Cts;
" Visitation % goiutn Sine hper rs
Gts: 8 9 9eierion 80 Cts: @eorae
3ahlthorp. Sruce Nfattirn pa Sc.
ter SanbSb'rf tper 10 Gts: y &
Senortdipn IS Cts: Som 9IiItab,
V VI 9noerfon. 2S Slipn. Ole 8
6ne % VI Slsneis bper so Cts: u
8en'on, Seperiu Ssnoridipn, @Ils
bert Rorafer. Z q @inerhus. Sven
Srepif, Sper Sebp Salppr Senorif,
ION pe M 8 Suntlano bper 81;
Oscar Wnhre, Olaf 8ue og 6 San.
ion hoer 20 gts.
SiliammeH $43.25
uosiiter 1926; Salt inOieuOt
Yfrs Sans 8fuoe. Spwuer. q O..
Snoienot Oeb sc & 8erfefano, Sc.
iapan. Wtinu
Nemllg: Deb Ell "Spcio bic" arran.
aeret al en- 8onttte b~eitaaenoe af
Mrs 8 3 2ien. Mtrs q Senien oa
Mrs M & 8erfelnrb Of afboIbt
8 Stems Siem $36.25; gtr8 gtn.
orep Splt, anbreip Srlt, Saluor
Shpmpion. Ole Solt, SbpmaS 9ier,
Spbn Gbeitltut,' NtrS Ole q Glen
hoer II; Sans & @erfelanb, Safa.
rtas @egge, SobiaS 8uriprb, QboIf
@emefao, Tobia8 @ 8iooluno. %
q Berteldno, &riittan u Seitao,
8unoer Slion. 3 8 Sorion, Sbrpn
2len. . 3 &ranl'e. Wr8 9Ra tin
9orien. Nli Sudeu bper so GtS:
MrS Salpor 5tpmp'on MiiS Gina
6aaptg. 8riitian Sobnion bper rs
Gents.
Stl'dmmen $50. 50.
" q 5boen. Gabua. Winn........
Ibrabam &uution, Safe Shore.
nlaD ........... ..........
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
SIion fit auntraften.

SIion fif auntraften. gaIget bar
beISiat. San er life aIcne iiiIot
~oeoerbeftis | finaueieI Senicenoe.
men ogiaa Ell broerIig Wano. iom
life oiI fare meb Siiif, men sisre alt
arbeibe iarpittiabeosiiiIot. San bpg.
seoe Seminarie. | SamIine, % set
9pgperf er bam til sGre. Gurtbniet
/ Geeorab fol opisres al "Rain.
Drop" Stone ira Warqilette meb
ltnberIaa al 9coicr6 Stone.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Snofomnc Siora9 til DC
6ungrtge Sinlanb.
Siolioere fpitteret for

IRA Suinoetpreninseu / Sel9en
Renisbeb. BAIT : Nao'erS
aalo, inbieuot peo U u Gable.
Selqen. q 800
Mr % Mrs Sobn Spren9. Sertsr,
9 ~
4noreu SBrena. SeTter, Q d.. l0U
Mrs 8 ORION, 9erter. 9 9...... l.OO
Rrs Rarn GbriItenien. Nortb
Care, SSts UoO
Chris Ireberition, Silber, .. 100
SeruI aro gnser, Gong 8aptrs.
Mttb Luz
Sulius Spbuipu, EurtUn, " . -. 100
6 G%hriteHien. yarmouth, Matne.. 100
Ole Spperlou, Sauoan. San ...... 100
Ole @ Slertep. Clear Safe, 9 D. loo
& 3 Nnberipn. Treeport, Sa...... LOO
Ole Sprenipn, Srforb, gtis 49,. LOO
Snoiamlet peb Mrs 3 8 9nnrp,
% inbienbt peo Sn9palo @brl'
"itiauiou, 9epn. Minn .......... 1880
GemIis: 6 u gtluf. s & Sobn.
ion % 9 9 2unOn buer $1.25: v
GbusnsS. @alters % en- uten9prt
bper 81 Is; Z 8 Sunolano $105;
y 9eoeripu, GbaS Sers, . 8 Sau'
gen, Sohu Riite,S WIeloc, 8Stener.
ion, Gbas Ntarmprtn. Sn9oalo
Gbriitianieu bper 81: y @rcsbp. IS
Gls; Gliipro 8sralanb so Gts.
Stliammen $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

u%onrpnelier. Eruiioenten ienbte
Den 5te Morts fslgenoe gmbeosito.
npunelier til Senatet: I'll SoIofol.
lefter / GbnrleIton IiItrift, e. g.,
@illiom Z. Grltm. Eli 6orenebe
Stoters 9iItriftsbommer / Winnelota
GiItrift Eoge MorriS. Sil Isiiiten.
ter for SlIititsminiiteren @iQiam q.
Tan ira 9lltrict Of Columbia % Wit.
ION 8. Yllrop ira Winneioto. Sena,
tiers SanbcI&fomite / Sen 57oe Son.
ores inbitiQcbc. at Ir. Grums Ito
lrnneil lie life ifltIoc itaofPites. (San
er en- He9cr). Nu uil bans Sag bIipe
1orclagt FOR iamnle &pmite / Sen 5S6c
aon9res. Gn Gel ANDRE W9nb CT
fomne ino / &omtteen. % E%rpii6enten
oenter, at Den nil inbItiQe paa Grums
An'pttelie Nten niier oct iig, at Moos
moo Sen forte Woltb er Iioe
lterf, ipnC@ Ernitoenten life at pile
epe noget Irnf ior at fao i'm ollie
trem. San oil fun brinQe Serotet til
at ltcntme / Sngen, ga ban ftnber, at
ban lfploer i'm aonbioot ioa meget.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

"Seg itsloer nit belle Sin til Surbod
Slopo Bitters. 8lrteliaar oeffeoe belle nit
9eseme. SeIbrebelie for mig inntes umulis.
9. 9. y. bar 9lort mig III en- Iunb apinoe."
Wtrs. Chs. Sutton, Serpiue. Mtid.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
efal Ie ienoe eiter
Og Barn,

SBiter % 8rooer, Saber o. Nober euer an'
Ore S%lGstninser. iaa tom ibu, at Scauoiuae
piaus 81 merican 2iuieIi8 npe 10000 Cons
9obbeltprnpeller 9ampifibe "Sscar IL,
"SelIig Slap" o. "rlniteo States" befprorer
Basiagersrue fra Sfaubiuapien til Gn,ertta
paa 91@-l0 Gage noen Embptte unoer
Reiien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Den er en- SiiTing, og man o%pertalte
1anr TIL at penoe biem 90 opergipe
Sngen til en- aopofat. Germeo bar
man BAN fpit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
@ilbc imS til Grrtocutcn.

fen 3. Berg ira Iropiuoence, II. s.,
piloe iorriNc ll9c cnbeli9 ino til Err'
iioent RooicpeIt, ba han bnpbe no9et
pioti0t at fprebrinae. Spren iprisatc
en- rel Sime at fomme ito. &olittet
bab BAN ON at opiGtte ifriftIig, boob
Ian uilbe. % ban lopebe Oct, men
aiorbe oct life. Smiiorr fit man no
al ham, at han bapoe ct arop poo DC
Sorenebe Stater. San baube ucm,
liza umberrcttet Hesieriu8en ON, at
Spanierne pIibc iprenge ct Sla8ifib
/ 2uften. % bet piIoe ban MI bo
100000 for. Dsan foritoS, at Ton.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Tn Bill ON, at Glfoeger paa en-
Sttenoebels Esnoc ifal iorbpoes, ialbt
ogioa ! Ben 57be aougres. Sasen er
10 tilipnelaoenbe ubetpbeIis; men Den
er DOG ct llotrpf for en- aamp al De
lrnaa impo sc itore. De imaa Bring.
gerier iplger en- MGnebe Sttenoebels
aagger til 6olf / gp % gp9b. % Oct
te piloe De tore grpggerier forbtnore
for at faa mere aii9tning for 81 paa
Slaifer. SaIoonerne fisber itorc
aaaaer. Gen. ION Hog 9iGen libel,
Dor Senator ReIion ira Winneiota.
San itiaebe Jig paa Smaabrpggernes,
gsoternes % 6armernes SIDE OF
panbt Seier, Sfisnt 9iGen peStoges
al to aorgreSier % bopbe en- @nno
Spooner ira @isconitn til iin
6oriparer, Qior0e Dog Relion BET cf
meo Cen. s aongreSien par Ser en-
iterf 2ob6n ira De Itore 9rpggerier,
men Wr. NcIion bar SuIsmano for De
imau, og pnnbt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

SABRE til Tinlaub. - SampIfibet
"Montanf" ofgif Sen Ste WortS i'm
Tortlonb, 0e., meo omfring 3OO,'
900 guibeG8 SABRE til Tinlono. Sap
rem Ifnl Losses / 6anqo llooe o9 No.
beles frit til Sc neo[ibenbe Sinner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
fra bopeoitaoen

Wcrriam tnacr Nfifcb. Geniusbi'
Merriam hor taget AiIfeo ror
at opcrtage Stiaingen iom lite Stce'
prpiioent Tor international Wtercan'
tile Iaencp al Netp Dorf. Sun lfaI
ti!trpoe famine oen 156e Ofai.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Hubert =. Nrmitruua bar ppret

Yripatietretpr hos 6inansmtnt'ter
Shop, men bIeo / iorri9e llge no
nrpnt ii. bans A&iiItent iItebetfor Sc.
neral 8. g. SpouIoin8 % afla8oe lin
Gmbc0ae0 Sen Zoe Qfarts. Mr. Irm'
itrong er loot oen 1909 Gllauit 1873
i Nrrhenen al les WoineS, Soma,
% 9if isrit poo GommouitoIen. itocn
pou %oluo Statc College / NmcS.
! 1892 begpn0te han at arbeioe / EFT
Nui$.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Scnntets 2emofrater bar palgt Or.
thur q. t8orman ira Narplano til
i'm 5srer . San inbicg iamme Stil-
ling, oa ban for 6 aar ii6en iab | sc.
natet. Mr. 8ormnn er oftere blepen
omtalt iom Gemofraternes npite aan.
oioat til GrdIibentItolen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Srpppcrnc paa Gnba. &c nmerl.

Srpppcrnc paa Gnba. &c nmerl'
fanlfc trooper. iom befin0er Jig paa
Cuba, itoI blipc ser, % BET er fife Mc.
ninoen at ta8e oem biem. Zen cllban'
ite 3eerring ioritnor bette. &c 6or.
creoc Stotcr piI ioo aulitationer /
Guantanamo % 9obio &onba, % Bet
cr nsoucuoigt at hoIoc no8le Worinere
Der ior At tuae bare paa bent. Zen
omerifunifc Stnrfc pau Cuba b"eltaar
mi al 500 Wtono.
The evening world., 1903-11-14
Something Swasser
for a Rainy Day.

= UGH swagger designs as there are
y TO be found in a macintosh now
- ldays! The time when a woman
considered amy old thing good enough
to wear in the raln has passed. and to-
days rainy weather finds her looking as
smart n we'll gowned as In the clearest
OF sunshine.
One extremely nobby macintosh Is a
very pale gray almost white, or per-
haps oyster. which Is the best name
for the shade. made in the form of a
long straight coat. factened at the front
with square gunmetal buckles in a
stylish art design. Black velvet
collar and cuffs and a gay silk lining
finishes the swell rail oat
The woman who wants to look well all
the time and IN all her gowns must pro-
vide herself with several lace yokes. She
must have n as large as a cape and
which Is cut rounding at the neck. This
is to throw over the shoulders of an
old gown. Then a a C collar that does
not quite reach the shoulders and
pointed back and front, must fasten IN
the back with buttons or fancy pins.
This yoke IS quite deep and In high
in the neck and AXE the place OF a.
fancy stock.
Many of the white lace yokes r of
heavy lace, which 10 sufficiently durable
to launder well,
The evening world., 1903-11-14
Belt buckles
and Long Chains.

NNB of the latest fads in belt buckles.
and. In fact, jewelry of every kind.
IL the rage for white coral. 1t Is
not very expensive n is most orna-
mental and becoming. Red coral has
been fashionable for the past two sea-
sons In combs, chains, buckles, &C., but
now white has completely captured the
lead, even for men as sleeve links and
studs.
Long chains of white coral beads wora
ieround the neck with white gowns will
Do seen frequently this winter.
Pure white. 1t Is said. will be less pop
ular this season than II has been. but
the o~ff-color whites. mushroom and oys-
ter, will have great vogue
There Is something very pleasing ana
restful about n toilet of n color and
very novel Is the one color embracing
several shades from light to dark. As n
rule there are three different fabrics
IN q smart costume. cloth, velvet and
silk, and leach can DE of a different
tone. giving an agreeable variation.
Brown. gray and red make I'D attract
The evening world., 1903-11-14
The New Dlouses
IRE Gorgeous.

~ HE o blouses are veritablo tza-
umphs OF the modiste's sldn and
i cunning. They are quite different
from those worn last season. for theys
do not bulge in front and conceal vorT
little, IL any. of the belt Some are
fitted with small darts to do away with
the fulness. mi thus arranged they
are daintily graceful. Displaying the
figure to advantage.
There is a strong tendency to draw;
the belt up in the back. but the dip
below the waist-line in front has almost
disappeared.
Late models In odd waists run nor
to elaborate collars and belts than other
trimmings, and 1t Is in these little nm
lshing touches that the style lies.
There Is a hin OF the coming invaehoa
OF plaids in crush belts and four-tn-
hand ties in the gay Tartan patterns
In silk. the buckles worn with than
severely plain In gilt. silver and gun
metal.
Persian panns In softly harmonixing
colors and various baokgrounds 70 cor
respond to the blouse win be wor WITH
white. red. green or black SUEDE, or
patent kid belts, some strictly plain
and others thickiy studded With cur
steel nail-heads OF jewels. are VERY
much in evidence.
Bizarre notions In neckwear are but
one of the inevitable CONSEQUENCES e
present oaprices.
The evening world., 1903-11-14

design. and the applications are OUT
lined by narrow bands OF black velvet
ribbon.
HE beautiful garment OF white
caracal and Russian sable. illus
L trated. hangs in long and loose
folds with the sable forming revers
which extend the full length OF the
coat. There are also a deep collar and
cuffs of the sable. Tho mum is OF
caracal and entirely without ornament.
n MONG tho newest furs In restorn-
~ zion to favor Is monkey, which
nts in 30 chnrmingiy, with Its long
hair. With the present droop-
ing lines OF fashion. This Is seen to
automobile coats. with sealskin or
nioleskin. o some n or another of
the short-haired furs, for a collar and
perhaps u cum as well. or course,
there will be some of the other back
furs. such as black fox. lynx. and
maybe some OF the cheaper pelts
which take a dye We'll. Any and all OF
these may be brought GU and worn
by the fashionable, and provided the
cut be somewhat near the present
trend of fashion the pelt itself will
he all right.
HIS new Russian fur. oaracal.
which is seen In both black and
white. though the latter is a pro-
nounced ~favoritc. has caught on ire
mendously, II is used both for entire
The evening world., 1903-11-14
Natrons
Have a New Fad.

n NDW fad, originating with one of
~ u leading society matrons, Is to
~ wear with different evening gowns
stable ace sleeves of black or
:. These sleeves are made of very
) C n cut in the latest fashion.
draped OF flowing as are angel sleeves.
They are useful as we'll as ornamental
for with a guimpe to correspond the
decollete gown may soon be trans
formed into a high-neclk costume. and n
plain gown changed into a very dressy
one.
Fancy jeweled pins fasten these
sleeves to the gown under The shoulder
trimming. A dainty girlish evening
gown Is OF sun-plaited pink chiffon in
shaded tdnts. The darker tones toward
the waist line OF the bodice and skirt.
and fading into a soft rose pink at the
hem and low round neck where II Is
edged with wreaths OF pink roses. The
very distinctive novelty OF This gown is
n that promises to be very popular
this season-the floral sash. This Is
formed OF two long nash ends made Of q
lattice work OF rose STALKS and leaves
caught together here n There with
the pink roses.
The effect Is very pretty, ~springing
from a deep waistband or girdle, hav-
ing an oblong buckle OF rosebud in the
centre Of the back n a spray cluster
In the front worn toward the side.
Sashes are used as accessories of
gowns for semi-formal occasions, and
because of their girlish suggestions are
endeared to womanldnd.
The evening world., 1903-11-14
+ Street Gown
Of ian Cloth.

n ME of the latest importations and
the subject of more admiration
" than is usually allotted to ono
creation, was a tan cloth street gown
trimmed with astrakhan fur dyed to
match the color-just as II It were lace
instead of fur. 1t was trimmed with
pendants made OF astralthan and silk
braid. h exact shade OF the cloth. and
shaped like a three-leafed clover, each
leaf being OF the fur. outlined with the
self-toned silk braid. They were Joined
In h centre with a knot OF the silk
braid from which two silk taasel ends
depended.
An evening gown of pale blue liberty
satin has an added charm given It by
medallions set on OF blue astrakhan
outlined with fine silk cord. which tie
at the bottom of the medallion in a
graceful tasseled bow-knot. A medallion
of this sort was used to form an epaulet
for the dropping pulled sleeve.
Cravats of moleskin. ermine, chin
chdlla and all the soft fiat furs are made
up into a variety of styles. They are
particularly chic made of these furs cut
in bias strips. then tied in a four-in-
hand or with one end overlapping the
other.
Tit latest thing in nuns is called the
cum mum, and Is big and nat. with deep
cuff-shaped pieces at the side. On cum
portion lB usually of contrasting fur.
particularly II any ID employed on the
stole.
These latter garments are fiat and
shoulder dropping in effect with tabs
reaching to the knees in front, Hand
SOM clasps or usually dec
crate the fronts.
The evening world., 1903-11-14
The Winter Hats
and Feathers.

F MANNERS make the man, hats un-
doubtedly play a conspicuous part
In making the woman-for never un-
til ibis season was the dmportance OF q
hat so fully realized. It has come to
the stage now when a woman cannot
select a hat unless she Is dressed In
the gown intends to combine with
the hat.
This precaution Ii taken not alone
on account OF the color. but to be cer-
tain Of harmony OF shape. as certain
gowns demand a particular typs Of hat
A gown with wide yoke and droopinG
shoulder trimming requires q wide hat
The e~hort-oacked hat reigns. an1
some are made with q brim that 70 ~
~oonishinEiy wide at the sides and quits
cut OF directly in trout.
The trailing tendency In e~RsEyZheza
noted in feathers. flowers. chiffon rfhbo9
and fur. all OF which droop upon ths
hair or Reck.
Fur will be worn q great dead as g
trimming. n the all-fur hat wiz be
more popular than ever before.
The combination of white n blac1E'
makes O very fetching hat.
One OF the newest models to 10 seen
with white lace laid nat 80 s.-.a prctecf
slightly over the brim. ourtain-f4snnouse
The crown va q large black velvet bal J
caught in the middle with q handsomes
gold ornament Dropping over one side
were two long ostrich feathers. a of
black. the other white. with the ouilis
through the velvet rowu, the
feathers curling softly over the left ear.
The evening world., 1903-11-14

garments and for trimming other furs
as In the Elton pictured. Moleskin and
squirrel retain their hold on public
favor. They are used largely In com
bination with ermine or minever and
the white fur next h face is a de-
cided Improvement on the customary
untecoming gray skin. The squirrel
and ermine cape pictured has revers of
tho white fur. The cape just cover
the shoulders, but the stole ends drop
to the knee. where they are finished
with little srmine tails.
n MOTHER beautiful squirrel gar
II ment Illustrated 10 a smart neck
IA piece and n OF the new pouch
muffs. decorated with full-brush tails
and fancy cord ornaments.
- OR the automobile girl. she who
+ goes in Enthusiastically for the
sport of "~bubbling.' as the initi-
ated express 1t. 1t really would seem
as though the most striking and re-
markable OF the FURRY skins were Sc
lected for this seasons use. There is
civet cat, which has bright yellow
markings on n dark brown ground,
Inc there Is leopard skin with its ia
miliar and p~roverbial spots, and there
Is the now monkey coal with its
fringe-llke hair, and II the s!rl de-
sires TO show that she 10 right UP to
the last minute in style h will have
a gorgeous tiger rug across her knees
The evening world., 1903-11-14
How Last Years Styles
Differ from This.

IT. HEY say that fashions are not
changing materially. Still there
is something curiously antique
about your last years OUTFIT. Your hat
is . little too fiat in the crown. and It
Is trimmed a little too fusslly. Then
our hair IL not arranged for 1t. for the
new pompadours are much softer than
the old ones. Again. your stock - not
just right. and you ind you must ex-
change your stifr lined one OF last sea-
son for a soft. pretty bit OF neckwear,
w.sh lace trimmings.
Your last seasons gown is equally
unfortunate, for the sleeves are too
small at the elbow. too full at the mar
row suff. and not tight enough at the
shoulder. and the trimming seems all
wrong and not to your liking. And last,
but not least. your skirt is too eight
the hips.
The evening world., 1903-11-14
T05hio0 able ser :
IN 3zWiveL

lively IN ohis way. but the selected tnts
ahoul blend d~elicately one into the
other. az a great difference in tone,
which might produce a. contrast, must
be avoided.
All shades Of re are in vogue, from
blushing cherry tints to the richer
darker shades ranging from dahlia to
wine. mahogany. ciaret and cedar.
For the house there Is nothing more
charming han a red gown relieved with
a touch of black and white on ths
waist.
Red hats covered with shaded dahl
fas. or plated ruchings of wine-ooi-
ored tulle or silk are very smart.
An evening wrap In the new brilliant
coronation red IL decidedly modish and
with a lining of pompadour brocade or
our Il a desirable acquisition to n
wardrobe. Cape collars may be added
to give the required droop to the shoul-
ders and these may be edged with either
Russian applique, one OF the new fiber
braids or fur.
The evening world., 1903-11-14
'Wzize EM~OrM HSK
9abLe Trimmings

Is studded here and there with large
cut crystal nailheads. Hanging from
this are chains of gunmetal with crys-
tai beads at Intervals and drops at ne
end OF each chain cut in oval shape.
The chains graduate in length from the
knees In front to the hips on the side.
and the crystals are cut to sparkle like
diamonds.
Fun buttons. heads and tails can be
used In giving a new touch to a plain
cloth Jacket
A GOAT OF tan or brown covert cloth.
tight fitting and trimmed down the
front with buttons and tails of mink or
~sealslin, the buttons connected with
brown silk cords, viii be quite modish.
Chenille tassels often take the place OF
fur tails when fur buttons are used on
coats.
The evening world., 1903-11-14

DnAR. monkey. lynx, thu now
r. Russian %caracal, minever and
5 even the tiger-all the Jungle In
fact-have been called upon to furnish
2 materials for the Jungle girls winter
Miss Anna Morgan, daughter of
81. Pterpont Morgan, Is the proud own
er Of a Jacket of tiger skin, mad
3to her order recently by a fashionable
3 New York furrier. Civet cat, leopard
2and monkey skin make the very latest
s automobile garments, and minever.
2 ermine, c~aracal, squirrel. molesSin
2and baby lamb the shorter and more
ornamental blouse and bolero coats
for street ear
M NEVER may be termed a irst
M cousin to ermine, and looks like
It. only ono has just a tiny dot
z resembling IN ink spot where the
3 tiny ermine tails appear on the other.
2 The vogue FOR all things white ia
g~responsible for the Introduction of
, miuever.
. N quaint little eton, pictured. show
ing the new fur to advantage. is
trimmed with bands of embroid-
4ered caracal. These bands form n
Z 0olero effect on the blouse, n are
> used in horizontal bands both on the
. upper part OF the loose sleeves and the
3 wide cuffs. They also ornament the
Z shaped mum. They are embroidered
= In pastel silks In an intricate floral
The evening world., 1903-11-14
Evenins toilets
Ere theatrical.

TN evening toilets some of the effects
are positively theatrical. Not only
- are black and silver spangled gowns
in vogue, but entire costumes arc made
OF white or colored net covered with
paillettes of red, orange, blue. pink OF
violet. These are graded In many
shades. the darkest being used at the
hem OF the skirt and the palest tones
finishing the decolietage.
A gown tina created much comment
recently was covered with crystal drops.
which were 30 beautifully cut that they
sparkled like diamonds. The wearer
was a perfect blaze of brilliant lights
and the gown was made without trul
trimming OF any kind.
Another startling evening gown that
caused q sensation was an original
creation Of black fox and black Irish
point lace over white silk. The waist
was OF tho lace. very fun and plain.
with two straps of thu fur around the
decollete neck and one over the
shoulder. The skirt; also OF the lace,
had long wide tabs OF Tho fur falling
to tho iunees, q full ruffie OF the lace
with frou frou edges was set on below
the tabs. With this costume was car-
risd Q large black Marabout feather
tan with fancy spangled gold sticks.
giving the only touch Of color to the
costume.
The fashion OF wearing fur on even
ing gowns Is becoming more and moro
In vogue and beautiful models arc
shown made Of white tulle trimmed with
white swnnsdown, giving the SNOWFALL