The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

WHY nA WHY lllAUNlHU uftNfEla bi a ftN
seasons ago, however. Is not destihce 70
return for this seasons mode IS femi-
nine I'm every detaii, from the dainty YES.
20 HE rippled skirt OF the coct sllling be.
low the well-htted hips The round
length appeals especially TO slender wo-
men and. too. AFFORD better opportunity
for showing of the smartly tailored
skirts which abound everywhere,
Consummately chic is a costume in
cloud grey and black mixture. The skirt
is cut I'm gored with inverted plaits at
each gore. while between there are rtro-
duced panelettes to supplement the fu.
ness of the skirt. The front IL laid in a
bro ] box plat with a wide stiicl ed Ia k
on ther side. and a,thorgh stitching is
generously employed, the skirt roasts no
other trimming.
The round coat strikes ar almost
three quarters length and Is cut away so
snmrly at the front that nearly all Of the
front width with its plated arrangement
is shown There are false revers of grey
cloth over where real revers Of black
satin are stitched. Black satin is also
used for the euTs, with an extended fac
ing OF the grey felt.
1t is considered enc OF the si,arest of
fashionable details to bind revers and all
outer trimmings with a cortros,ing ma.
terial and the result Is undoubtedly very
pretty For Instance revers Of pnnne.
molre on radium velvet as well as sloEa
are stitched with narrow bands Of iaffe-
ta. while satins and the more lustrous
fabrics are bound with elegant brids,
Almost Invariably the rever-trimn,ing
Is repeated m the construction Of the
cuff
Where buttons are used as trimming
upon coat suits they are frequently em-
pioved i'm odd numbers; exampie--at th-
end OF the vest effect procec dnr toward
the waistline. there win be a double row
Of crotcheted or smoked pearl buttons,
followed at distance ct several Inches
by a single button. placed on the very
edge Of The coat making ;hrae IN all
Sometimes. when tne buttons arc smaller
or placed nearer together. hve or seven
are used, but rarely more than seven
Several smart tailored costumes m
white and cream are shown by The lead
ing ooutourieres as these tive colors-
IL one can can white a color-are de-
creed 10 be ultra-smart. In Paris the
modistes claim that there Is q span OF
years IN every woman's life when she
should lay black aside then tnke d up
again--a sort OF twit years period.
When the comT leNlon is brigh- with the
freshness OF yodth natural Of well pre-
served. then black shppld be affected ana
uns paringlv buf when the first tell tale
marks Of age begin TO come. the so,abre
shade should be put aside until the times
comes when it Is the nost approximate
color 70 adopt
Black though. DC us,d effectively in
trimming gowns Of an aolors white ir-
cluded, for there Is no objection 70 Il
as a decoration on the other hand Il II
almost Indispensable. A tailored suit Of
cream serge has the skirt finished with
plated hource. put on under scalIop-
cd heading Of black silk braid while Jhc
ihe tucks employed 20 dispose Of the ful-
ness about the bps ar stitched down
with ne narrowesl piping of black.
The Elton coat is also plated and
stitched around with four rows Of veiy
narrow black braid. while seven medium
sized black silk buttons trim the front
fhe revers in thcir 0ackwfd turn
broaden 70 me wldsh OF enauieftes az ths
shoulders ana are trimmed WITH coiiai
of heavy lace of open design With q yesl
. MATCH PROM the lower eose o. The
stock % the opening of the eoat There
the try litile bows n black yeiVei ribool
onameniins me yest ana giving az aii
oi disiinctiveness 10 The Costume.