The Republican journal., 1903-11-19

This very pretty evening toilette,
taken from the Delineator, is OF white
silk yelling, elaborated by faggotlng.
The waist is of white crepe de chine
and point de Venise lace, shirred below
the yoke, and closed at the back over
fitted lining. The skirt has broad tucks
in graduated widths, and may be shlrred
in medium or deep yoke outline, or fall
full from the belt.
CONNOISSEURS IN FURS
DELAY purchasing until after the c. {.
shayne opening, when styles become
decided for the winter. Combinations
are yery fashionable and bring out
the respective advantages of each varle-
ty An elegant garment, forty inches
long. of broadtail Persian, is close-ht-
ting with blouse front, flare tunic SKIRT
has handsome passementerie pendants
on the shoulders and front with three
fancy buttons on front. The dalntlest
of dainty fur jackets, is
THE JASPER,
a short Jacket of broadtail Persian, In
blouse effect with epaulets on shoulder
and handsome passementerie belt. The
collar is shaped either to be turned BACK
or folded over when it becomes double
breasted affair. This jacket is SO gen.
orally admired that it is made up IN all
furs.
A very desirable box coat comes IN
twenty-four inch length, having detach-
able scarf collar of any fur, cuffs match
ing the collar. Another box coat is
thirty inches long, with embroidered
fronts, passementerie ornaments on
shoulders, bag sleeves and galter cuffs.
A HANDSOME COAT
is made of Persian lamb with loose
Russian front and tight back, having an
adjustable cape, worn at pleasure edg-
ed with heavy chenille fringe. me
sleeves fit closely at the wrist, with
pouch effect above. A jacket made OF
moleskin (the seasons new fur twenty
one inches long is trimmed with an
ermine yoke, edged with lace. Four-ln-
hand scarfs of ermine tiled when worm
edged with mink, are at once ATTRACTIVE
and useful. Another style comes al
ready tied.
LONG BOAs
have not lost prestige, and pelerlnes
with long ends come in both plain furs
or combinations, ermine being partlcu-
larly in demand for these dressy acces-
series, many of which are trimmed with
pendants or chenille fringe. Round, flat,
or pouch muffs come in all furs, and on
ermine muffs white silk tassels are
pretty addition.
High collars are not worn this season,
therefore silk scarfs will be substitute
ed by persons with sensitive threats.
Squirrel is still fashionable, either plain
or in combination. Chinchilla is too
beautiful even to pass out of style and
is used in any way.
CHIFFON VELVET
is novelty this season, and is in great
demand for day or evening dresses; a
fabric that readily lends itself to the
styles in making, at the same time re-
tanning the handsome appearance OF
heavy velvet. In fancy dress silks are
checks, stripes, leaves, and combina-
tions of various designs, with limited
display of the Clan plaids.
A higher grade of silks are in very
large bouquet patterns, or single flow
ers of both silk or velvet.
SHAPED SKIRTS
of lace or cloth, with lace appliques in
open patterns, give the variety in even
ing dresses that is always required, and
black Chantilly lace skirts in deep, scant
1ounces, set on point-d' esprit net, pos
sess the charm of simple elegance.
VERONA CLARKE.
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