The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-12
NEW NOTES ABOUT DRESS.
Latest Fancies in Materials and Trim
mings for Seasons Gowns
Some Hat Fancies.

This is bad year for the useful
shirtwaist suit. Jacket suits are evil
IDENTIFY favorites, and the shirtwaist
suit will be worn only by schoolgirls
and for Informal house gowns. For
the half-season many semitailored
gowns of cashmere and cloth are be-
iDg turned out, reports the New York
Fost. Nearly all have fancy jackets,
resembling waists, to be worn over
blouses Of crepe or soft silk. ThereNs
no sign of the diminution of wolfe as
q material for autumn gowns. A great
many half-season gowns of wolfe and
canvas are seen. It Is one of the
most comfortable of modern fashions
to be able to wear these delightfully."-
light fabrics up to the middle OF the
winter.
Wolfe lends itself better to costumes
than to jacket suits. An example In
blue wolfe was a gown In process Of
construction this week. The skirt was
double, each skirt being crossed with
wide band of coarse lace insertion
dyed to match the wolfe. The front OF
the skirt had a plain panel, stitched
VA Cu6O anu ltOm OOIt
to hem. The waist had a square yoke
Of the lace and a panel to match the
skirt panel. A belt of blue suede.
with a square gold buckle, completed
the suit
A reseda green wolfe was another
good model Of semitailored suit The
skirt was plated In shallow plaits.
ending at the knee, the yower part OF
the skirt having a trimming Of two
satin ribbon ruches, headed with a
fancy braid, In which little gold APP
peared. The jacket was bolero
trimmed with gold buttons and simu-
lated buttonholes made of the ribbon
and braid.
Some very pretty feather hats were
seen. They are especially suitable to
wear between seasons, being lighter
than felts or velvets. yet lacking the
summary appearance Of straw. At
shop where mems hats are sold the
voman's department displays num-
Der of attractive turbans made of
short coques' feathers. One of these
turbans was red, shaded with brown
and few orange feathers. The brim
vas sharply rolled up at both sides,
and q bow Of black MORE ribbon was
placed on one side.
A gypsy shape In blue feathers was
turned up in the back with bunch of
coques feathers to droop over the hair.
| The crown Of the hat was filled in with
q large blue bow fastened with a rhine
stone buckle.
At another shop was seen beautiful
mauve feather hat. The brim rolled up
on the left side, and on this side and
underneath the feathers were ruined.
and shaded to white
Pale blue hats seem popular. A blue
velvet youthful model had a round
pulled crown, with a short brim COM
posed of full ruffies of Valenciennes lace.
| A stin little scarf Of the velvet encircled
the crown and was tied in fat bow in
front. A similar hat had, in place Of
lace ruffies, brim made of triple plait-
ings Of pale blue chiffon.
An extremely beautiful hat In a round
turban shape had the fiat crown COM
posed entirely of white velvet rose
petals with one perfect rose in the CEN
ter. The brim of the turban was made
of pale blue ribbon tied in dozens Of tiny
bows and twists. In the back pale blue
wings curved downward over the hair.
A hat with all the tints of autumn
in 1t was smooth felt of an old green
shade. 1t had broad brim rolled up
envelope fashion on the right side, and
little less rolled on the left. A wreath
Of dahlias shaded from pale straw to
deep, rich crimson. crossed the top Of the
hat and extended over the turned-up
brims. A band Of brown and green
shaded velvet encircled the brim, and
a shaded green feather fell over the
brim in the back.