Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-09-12
Timely fashion Tips.
FOR THE LADIES.
Helpful Hints on What to Wear and
How to Wear Il.

Helpful Hints on What to Wear and
How to Wear II.
White serge Is having furore.
Suits with short skirts and long close
coats are best liked.
Rose color seems coming to the
fore for light cloth tailor-made
dresses. And 1t Is extremely effect
i've with the sheer blousessthat every
body Is wearing.
The basqued coat Is certainly to
be reckoned with this fall and has been
chosen for a goodly proportion Of the
first fall street suits. 1t offers a
change from the bolero and is more
generally becoming than the long
close fitting tailor coat or redingote.
- One Of the most effective sets Of
collar and cuffs was made with q
plain hem, at the top of which Is
a row Of eyelets. There is no attempt
at design, the eyelets following along
in regular Indian file, but the set is
stunning
A fad of the moment Is In the
wearing Of hat pins, and 1t seems
one cannot have too many nor too
costly ones. Fashion folk-milliners,
at least-even go so far as to say
that trimmings will be arranged In
a manner best suited. so far as posi-
BILE at least, to showing off exquisite
hat pins.
- For those who can wear 1t dark
violet is a good selection for the
winter tailor suit, as 1t combines both
serviceable and dress qualities and 1t
will be comparatively easy to select
as the combination Of shades Is
greater than for years. Navy, royal
blue and olive of a strong shade are
the colors predicted as popular for
service.
THAT this will be a season OF
brilliant color is assured. For street
costumes, Burgundy and mahogany
reds, the several shades of plum.
framboise and raspberry reds are the
correct tones, while blue-the shade
termed electric-is another modish
color. Chiffon velvets, soft and
pliable, are to be in high vogue as the
season advances. Combinations OF
velvet with lustrous cloth will be
more popular than ever.
Gold and silver embroideries
promise to have considerable favor
and a touch Of gold enters into many
Of the prettiest new braids. gallons
and applique trimming. A cord OF
gold in many instances finishes one
edge Of the velvet ribbon bands
which are so much liked as trimming,
and soft draped girdles Of gold or
silver tissue or cloth are details OF
some attractive imported dinner
gowns, house gowns and even visit
ing gowns.
THE belt is, or should be, the key
note this year of all simple shirt
waist costumes and there Is no pur-
chase which a woman can indulge
In with more certainty Of getting her
money back in good effects than one
of the deep morocco belts in a color
that harmonizes with her other be-
longings. These come in lovely corals
and otherwise brilliant colorings,
which form a strong note Of color on
a shirt waist suit which has only the
narrowest pipings Of the same shade
elsewhere.
One Of the newest sleeves to even
ing gowns Is made tight and NOUS
quetaire, with a flounce of lace, deep
and full, gathered. reaching from the
armhole to the inside Of the elbow.
A sleeve of this kind is cut with a
single seam and is put into the arm
hole, so that the seam, while hidden
by the arm, is far enough to the back
to permit the fiounce Of lace to fall
easily. The vogue Of short puffed
sleeves, with lace frills will probably
last for some time, as they are ex-
tremely graceful.
One Of the newest and smartest
belts Is a girdle made over a frame
Of gold tissue, shot with chameleon
colorings. These are, for the most
part, buckled with plain, oval or OBJ
long buckles in gilt, bright or tarnish-
ed, or in bronze or copper. An old
belt fancy has also returned to us In
the shape of the broad black elastic
belt studded with steel, and for the
woman who cannot indulge in more
than one really good girdle, this is
the best possible choice, as 1t always
looks stunning and fits the figure.
- Many Of the autumn hats will be
trimmed with ribbon, and the new
ribbons are charming. Quaint ef-
fects Of the old empire style; chine
ribbons in combinations Of deer
mauve shot with black and apple.
green shot with black; old broche
ribbons with tiny rose designs sug'
gestive of Dresden china, are among
the best samples. Velvet ribbon, too
will be extensively used on these new
modes. Chiffon wells retain their pop
ularity. and both plain and dotted
effects are shown. Lace wells are
more fashionable than ever.
The same soft, clinging quality
that has characterized materials fol
several seasons past distinguishes the
new samples Of autumn fabrics
Broadcloth and satin cloth have TAX.
en- on a suppleness and fine texture
that adapt them charmingly to the
present modes-skirts that fall ex'
tremely full and artistically drapet
bodices. Henrietta and drap d'ete
and even the old-time favorite-
cashmere-are other Of the plair
color woolens that will be popular
this season. In pastel shades these
beautiful fabrics will be fashioned in
to evening and carriage gowns with
trimmings Of lace, velvet and en-
broidery.
- Thin materials Of all descriptions
will be worn more than ever during
the fall and winter. waist suit
of elusive-looking woolen material!
will constitute a goodly portion o
levery well-dressed woman's wardrobe
There will be some new fads and fan
cies about the make of such suit!
just to give them a go-the genera
lines perhapS remaining about tn,