Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-21
What Shalls.
We Wear Now
, A Chat About the Ear.y Autumn
Styles


% %
- DIOR is 10 BE- the keynote Of The
coming season. This surely re-
Ioicss every woman's heart to
hear Tor u means. above every
thing, that she can BE- both -
cnmirgly and siNiHhlN dressed
The new cuinrs are unusually usautliul
and 81 great variety. Light. medium and
dark shades viii al be- in vogue. win ~"
ursfe nee. however. IL cldt dlN lu thNuf
- the former. Dark shades viii be- 10
demand only Tor the most practical use
For evening wear. delicate apricot and
psnch tinted white and silver gray VIII
IL. the fsVurites. Gray viii ulfu o. very
popular for street wear ln e. darker OF
''surnke" shade socniled. A lively note
~ red Ia burgundy. rosewood aud rarp-
berry Shades viii be- prominent among
the fashionable colors ana pruhahN
close rival Ia popularity 9n"nk we
rival ln popularity of the various plum
shades. among them the exquisite
amethyst IN the darker shades olive
green will take The ,ead lhis go ~ ~,
browns An extremely dark blue VIII he
The fabrics In which these fascinating
colors are to be- fouad, are for The dres-
sisr costumes hruudcloths satin cloth
henrietta ana drap - etc Velvet also
will be- greatly in DEMAND. both for
whole costumes and for triin ningt SaNn
cloth b. not what IT, nam" implies, uut
"a cloth with % beautiful nnish and pro-
rufnblr la AN the most delicate shades.
Tailored suits Will be- fashioned nom
worsteds. mohAirs and shadow plhid
effects Momir viii not %" cuohntd 60
sfrast costumes exclusively. but lu white
and paztel shades Will De- very much
Worn for afternoon and evening gowns.
And are styles much changed thatE
a dificult question io answer. Even ~"
Wirsst prophets of fashion disagree un The
main features 81 what will prcdominate
IN suits for instance. one authority 49,
surps his anxious customers ihht inng
coats are absolutely correct cut-anothrr,
equally prominent predicts short coats
rxcIu.i,siy The leaning how seems
TO hc slightly toward the long coat Hll'
for the Individual woman, the wearing
OF long ur short coat D. matter ~
personal taste uf hecomlnguts-, ana this
season She may take her choice without
fear of greatly violating the dictates "i
fashion The blouse coat. however, D.
universally tabooed Vests viii be- much
boz vogue with the Ions coats
Skiris 90 house gowns or 81 costuu ~
will be- ~ the all-rouud length. not quite
touching the auur In front ana ~ the
hack resting ON the nonr Two or ihf'"
inches watkins skirts are also clichAir
Vet aud yelveteeu The fullus~s a. g'u-
orally mounted in gathers graduated
toward the back one very p"lhhr
model in an instep length skirt, u gprrd
y
are 50 narrow that they give the effect
~ yoke but az the bottom are un
usually wide and give n most sucftsstul
circular sweep that will not sax
The thrss-piece costumes VIII he de
cld.dly IN the lead in the autumn rylvt~.
skirt. coat and waist Will Dc nH ~ tNt
same shade, the waist however, 30 dif-
fereut material. But this doesn't mean
the downfall Of the separate waist ~ dif.
ferent color la fact s.psraie wtist-
are 60 be- -uprsmely fashionable. In ..
silk mohair. embroidered white guosis.
and even the lingerie stufs worn IN the
summer will constitute their makeup
The leading fali models almost without
exception show yoke effects la the ser-
arate waists The Nokes are made 81
soft shifred and tucked materials. she.
white goods. lace and hltiste. This VIII
be "a very acceptable style Co most Wuw-
en-. because 10 gives soft expression 90
Tho face Yet. at the same time. 90"
more delicate Hud fair Wufuau.H Cuu.-
pleNiuu the more becoming are these
dainty uerk-weur effects
In the out-uf-door summer season
woman Dr. expected Go look truucd and
sum burned and even ftckleHslr courts
that lur"arncc Hat. vacation over.
SHE wishes when she begins ID select her
flil gowns and hats. TINT she'd been a
little moro prudent Her complexion iS
iu a state ~ W"tIWprphusts NotNiuE
she tries or looks becoming and in
consequence Fls gets discouraged and
.ouetimss actually cross and ont ~ tenn
per But she should Do sensible about ~
The injury d. NOT uerwInent The thing
a. Do 10 90 wash the face -srh ui-ht with
pure CASTLE soap and moderately Nuf
water adding teaSUuuufui ~ hurN
10 a bowl ~ water IT." bathing ~
spongiug ~ tho face should b." confined
FOR five cor Ten minutes \ purs cold
cream should be- used every night after
the bathing
The following is re- splendid cold cream
that YOU can easily make Yourself ono
ounce - -perwHreft. ono ounce ~ white
wax. 1--WE ounces 81 best imuurtDd uU ~
sweet almonds one and one-hulf ounces
~ rugewtter. twenty grains az puwdsr'l
horaN Dissolve the hUr1N in tho rnss-
water. and n the weather i- cold. ~ff
the bottle in u pan OF moderately warm
water. melt WAX and suefFuHr'u. HHd
almond 90 and heat slightly. rrWuN"
from the fire and uuur into rus'watfr
quickly. heat a. 20 fuHm wFn NT rrE
heater when partly solid ada two drut
- OH ~ ruFe Cease lH.Hf'rg before
firm and pour into uorrslHiT i1rs. vlI"H
should hc kept cool i'rfN four COM
risviOu resumes lts uHfur1l fairness.
avoid wearing delicate shade Iu r'.I-
wear that emphasize tho r"rrm1fh 90
4un-buru soft velvet hon with
narrow turnover will hs found very Dee
coming nud also verv stylish if th, rIh-
bon ig The shade ~ the waist Complete
harmony ~ color Dr. essential fhIs rnWInr
season Avoid sharp contrasts DO sou
would ts absolutely CONNIE % Nuf