Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

Trimmings aAt ENaN'NA AANNAf " 'N-AN
Thin corduroy with its becoming vel
J. vety lines and in tones Of silver gra.
or chestnut, is also coming into favo
for coats and is admirably suited 70
automobile wear. Jackets are als
made Of thin, velvet-silk.eorduroy o.
dresses have extremely high waists, g,
that the skirts mount en- corselet 81
high as to form a sort Of blouse o
bolero.
Never beofre has 80 much attention
been paid to underwear. Il is Of gos
samer thiuuess. to enable the dress it
self to Disclose the outlines Of tn,
form. Il is TO comply with the new
law Of fashion that the "combinet
undergarment" has come into favor
This new idea is practically petit
coat and half pauiaioou; both por
tions being encrusted with light Bfu
ges lace. There arc founces 20 The
lower portion of this somewhat ANA
zonlike drapcry, bordered sometimes
on each eide with pleated lawn. and
through the open hcmming Of which
is ribbon insertion. The favorite
materials are the finest Of white ba.
tiste or eambric. II is a sort Of di.
vided underskirt. and is attached 60 a
belt Of the thinncst kidskin that com
presses the waist under the corset. and
makes that article moro piiable. Never
before have such vast sums Of money
been lavished upon underwear, the gos
samcr nothingncss Of which is abso.
lutely necessary 10 inure the beauty
lines which is the pillar and founda.
tion stone Of che modernizcd Dircc
pire COVE now In favor
in the ordinary lines of millinery
there ia no end Of beautiful things
one smart little chapeau with a rolled
brim. faced With gold. was trimmed
with only a lace scarf, which ended
In siroameru at the back. and a cluster
Of rosca An ail over lace hat had a
silver rim with q willow feather partly
ai the side and on top a green and a
pink roso, both silvorod.
A large black velvet hat had inscr.
tions on the brim, white embroidered
chiffon roses accentuaied with lines of
black. There was nothing on the top
bat a biz of black velvet tied around
tho crown. bot underneath a. tho back
we're two white plumes and mass of
maline. A little colonial shape Of
dark blue velvet had an embroidered
gold bfim and was hnished 90 In front
with buckle and two navy blue
plumes, one going upward 20 the side
and tho other down, toward the back
A light blue felt turban had an EN-
hroideFed facing OF blue and Was hn
ished under the hrim with pink roses
and light blue wings. The cop was
stmpping Of ribbon, caught here and
there with little buckles. an odd bot
effective trimming.
Small plaids and checks Ia two.tone
effects of duli eolofs are a good deal
seen among tho suitinss. Among the
Imported costumes such materials are
made up into some of che most stun
ming models, beiug touched up with
light or bright eolored Waisteoats
collars or suhs. oF che like,
Furs do noe pFssent 80 diseouragiug
an item Of che wardrobe as has been
the case of some seasons, for prac-
tieaily every Kind aud every style Of
fuT garment tie and neekpieee win be-
worn. Neekpieees consisting of the
entire animal, including head and
tails. are once more extremely STYLISH
yet, al the same time, aai stoles aud
round, untrimmed boas have lost none
of their popularity, Even the ques-
tion of sleeves Is not am arbitrary
one, for mart furrier is making
coats with big Eigot sleeves moder-
ately tight elbow sleeves and blouse
coats with flowing sleeves,
Mu6s are exceedingly large this sea.
son, fact due probably 20 the pres
ent fashion Of making outside gar
ments with short sleeves. There are
some big, round muifs, especially in
fox, but In the short skins the square
shape is the best style. Some OF the
bag muffs are still 20 be seen. but
they also are very large. Nuts are
much decorated with beads and tails.
bat lace aud artificial flowers are not
BOW used in this connection.
Alpaca win fashion several Of the
dresses which the Princess Of Wales is
having built for her Indian trip and
alpaca win undoubtedly enjoy a dis
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