Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

The very bright shades win he confined
TO those same mo,lsselnes ehiffons. SILK
nets OF fllny character and design ~ In
short an of those exquisite Transparent.
materials that go to The faShonng Of
frocks for formal purposes. aud that are
to he made up over SIR OF the snme hue.
but more subdued tint The very alrl
ness and ligbtness OF the fabric. the full,
soft folds in which II viii lac employed.
allow OF an Intensity Of color that would
he loud and aggrcssirely disagreeubie In
textiles of more solid weases aud less
volumlnous application.
So II Is that the HIST makers OF the
mode abroad are faShiouing gowns In a
vivid coral plnk or bright admiral blue
chiffon, and. contrary to the command Of
fashion. these ARE Just about As often
posed over white liberty satin as over
Their own shade. The Intensity Of the
coiorlng is sometimes softened by posing
0yer of chiffon Of the very pHiest
shade Of the tint beneath the outer Que.
aud then the under silk is altogether a
matter Of fancy; IL Is just - good In one
tint os In another.
charming gown that has just been
Imported for young matron Is Of Law
ender blue chiffon. made over n rosy
represent & popular combination In ma
terials- aud the foundation changeable
pink and blue tatretn that reproduced the
two shades 10 delightful effect. shot
ribbon velvet, lavender blue ou pink
ground is literally used for decorative
effect, and buckles OF old paste add quite
an Old World air 10 this essentially
modern gown.
The castor grays and a very deep
smoke gray are each charming ia chiffon.
and even In the new m0usseline De
lalne, that IL making such furore tor
Itself abroad. The same tint viewed 10
rough raw silk weave IL the very reverse
OF attractive Ia henrietta there Is not
much to commend II. while In chiffon
velvet or Ia velveteen OF bgl quality
the tone is one that will be cnthus ASH
calIy employed In slightly lighter tinJs
than prevail IN the fHbGies hrsi ncu
toned
While the colors that are TO he 'onsid-
cred ms leading the very hTs night ~
the fashions are pretty well settled upon.
the question Of tltHs and sha,srs ia mo =
Is one that must lee Determined rntlrriy
by the fabric IN which they appear.
Another pniut that must Ice taken into
view IL the fact that the ribbon trim
ming, which Is growing TO D. such u
craze, must likewise be mntrhed Ia the
fabric. Now, what looks well enough 10
the piece goods takes on a totally amer
ent air In ribbons silks tBke the S;ilhe
dye TO one shade. wooden goods To an"il4eT
and yelvets 10 q third. and sha'ir ~
coOring that vii! appear del gh,ful ~
say, henr'.tta--to quote cue of =
new.mode sabrics win lee utterly t,"klt-
Ia dietins rion IN ribbon Of rNart.y tir
same t. .le Aud the difference Of irac
tion IN color match viii this seHsuu al
tery ruin the effect of the rntte "a
tune
In velvet ribbons alone q tune darsrr
han the fabric u trims Is pernis lhle,
and this is chiefly due 10 the high ghts
a nd deep shadows which this charming
pile fabric presents The play Of iiSm
upon Its surface makes the color vHrS
more or less. and this being just the %
poslte I'm silk aud sat u weaves. the iu
i,ortsnre Of exact match cannot be- "xas
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