Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

come To begin with, there are some
charming examples Of the Empire
coats that every woman OF taste loves.
One pf green broad cloth was very
simple but extremely smart. Il had
a Wide an round border q cut out
embroidery, with a scall0ped N>dge. and
the yoke and cuffs were pipes with
q darker shade OF green A yeiFet
collar was decorated with Preach
knots IN q lighter shade Of green anc
with medallloRs OF lace. the edge be.
ing finished with a heavy twisted
cord The puffsd sleeve had a deep
faring stuff within which were frslis
OF chiffon and lace
Another Empire coat was Of very
DARK olive green broadcloth. Tho up
per part waa heavily braided with silk
soutAcho, and tho veivct collar In =
lighter shade OF green YVES decorated
with French knots and green aud
white silk cJrd. Beautiful buttons Of
duh silver with a leaf design In re-.
lief and few tiny rhlnesfones finish
Cd this beautiful wrap. A smart little
waist seen In the same department
had 4 b0lero jacket Of black baby
Irish lace over pink chiffon. II
opened over pientlngs Of lace and chif-
f0n, the whole bionslng over a Wide
pink satin girdic. The Sleeves were
OF elbow length aud were finished
with pioatings Of Lace and chiffon.
Little leather blouses. made IN the
palost shades at cream, tan and gray
are taking the Place Of tho sumner
shirts, both for motoring and driving.
and for wearing With tweed skirts IN
the country. These are beautifully
soft, having the appearance Of satin.
and will be worn more than anything
else this wiater.
A lovely gown. suitable for autumn
wear. u Of fine black cloth, the long,
flowing skirt handsomely trimmed
with large diamonds OF black velvet,
outlined with wide black silk braid.
With Il h worn a short black velvet
b0lefo, arranged with strap effect Of
the same braid that figures On the
skirt A touch Of iivhtnsss is intro.
durod by O collar aud cuffs and un'
dgrvcBt on white glac0 inlet with Old
rose cloth, embroidered with the finest
pale green aud white braid. doop
black walsthand tightly folded under
the bniefo aud fastened with three
completes thla costume.
Cashmere Il once more en- vogue for
house dresses and for morning gowns,
The colors are usually light grays
delicate shades Of brown and the sin'
pie trimmings are OF peacock green
or oclre. Thin corduroy. with rs be-
coming Yelvety lines. and IN tense sih
yer gray or chestnut. Is also cOnine
into favor Tor coateess and ~ admir-
ably suited for automobile wear. Jack
cts are also made o. thin, Yelyet-sllk
corduroy Of half length May OF the
Empire dresses have extremely high
waists. so that the skirts mount eu
eoneiet 80 high "a TO form q sort o.
blouse or bOlerO.
Never before has 10 much attention
ba0n paid 20 underwear. Il Is OF gos
aamer thinneas. 10 enable 20 dress Il
self 10 disclose the outlines OF the
form. Il % 10 comply with this nou
law Of fashion that the "combined un
dergarmeut" has come Into favor Thli
new Idea IL practically a pettlcoat and
half pAntalO0ni both portions arr
incrusted with light Brngos lace
There are fOunccs 10 the lOwer por
tion OF this somewhat Amaz0nilk,
drapery, bordered sometimes on each
side with ploatod lawn. and through
the open homminY OF which Ia a rib
bon insertion. The fayorita materials
are tbs finest Of white hatlsse OF cana
brio, Il ~ sort Of divided under
skirt. ana u attached 70 belt 0i thl
thinnast kidskln that congresses III