The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Proper Cloth
for Fall
What Will Be Worn This Season

n UITs win be worn. but viii dresses with tn
dear, feminine. boned bodices that we recall
- mother wearing in her pretty days when
hung her skirts tied a pretty
little apron and took into her lap. and there
stroked childish and comforted
sleep Real dresses, made of real dressmakins
terials. in fashion again.
For henrietta, which first made famous by
Priestley. Of Bradford, England who loved the ex-
quiste beauty of the great that,
when he shipped great quantity of it a IA
dress goods house in this country, he cabled
before the shipment arrived: Send it back; we can
do it better now'-and they had better. and
have been making it better since.
There is lovely black goods in the world
and none better-than this silk-warp hem
rietta that holds in :ts rich folds richness and
depth that is found any outside Of
French broadcloth velvet
Black and colored ienriettas are equally sood-for
black dignity poise. will be of
chief colors. if chief color,
Drape dete, poplin, voe. serge, nuns yelling.
eolienne broadcloth-all favorites-wiIl all be
back: but they will in new shades
Gray viii be very good-not only for suits, but the
softer and very delicate shades for evening Biscuit.
snuff brown dn spite of all prophecies to the
trary be good, better. than ever,
but in tints). green's darker and
sier shades Plum with distinct purple It.
For suits. worsteds will lead There
distinct types OF these worsteds: the tight.
| twisted sutngs. such in their spindy-
spandest summer and that with
the soft
There be hundred different styles "a
riations of the checks. plads. stripes
most invisible give such individual distinct
beauty. One has plaid inch in size; and in
Single section the wall of Troy design In the
light the effect is absolutely fascinating absolutely
iIusve has check outlined in a
delicate can't tell it is but
definite quality particular shade gives to the
charming
For extravagant gowns and suits France has sent
''ombre psids'-or paided broadcloth-plaids
inches starting in the with deep blue
and toning out snuff brown The richness of the
| CLOTH well the coiors puts them first
novelty line; and. strange it seem. they have
been made as as dresses women
whose taste for quiet clothes is well known There
are deep wines. rich prunes and plums; green's with
the very smell of hchens them; and browns
and it is difficult say which all
Another beautiful cloth from Paris is a soft fin
ished worsted, with deep blue ground. thckly
peppered green that $ tell which
background. green blue.
Chiffon" broadcloth is noveIty-a broadcloth
different broadcloth the past years as
the liberty satins different those of our
mothers day 1t has the Hghtness of cashmere with
the richness broadcloth and through the hand
| like mercury.
Silk will used. too. indoor dresses and crepe
de chine richer grades. such mrrored crepe
de chine. will be among the richest of all indoor
fabrics.
white-not only in the nghre, weight wooden fab
RIGS batise. handkerchief linens aover lace
will be as good, If not better than during the
me- But all such evening dresses will be over
| slips of silk-good rustlng taneta if it's entire
dress: china silk if bouse-and colors blue. pink.
! and lavender will be right a trivet.
| For trimming dresses made or the lighter weight
woolens velvet, little finished with buckles
of nickel or brass; velvet bands. French buttons
there are myriads styles of these-tny braids-al
the straiehtforward" trimmings that ever good
In the past will be good this fall winter.
Short sleeves are definitely established in both
suits and dresses as circular skirt said
that long gloves and extremely large mufs which
| a woman can her TO the elbow, make
short sleeves possible winter.
With dresses soft kid gloves will be worn.
| With suits heavier cape skin gloves pocket
editions of mems gloves-are best.
But the more feminine the dress this fall. the
more fashionabe-for there is wholesome reaction
from the more masculine types of suits the most
utterly charming dress imaginable. Even
the most styles given little
| that robs them of any hint of nannishuess.