The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25
Of Interest to Women
closes some choice mixed and plain
cheviots, few cashmeres and now
and then stripe effect.

closes some choice mixed and plain
cheviots, a few cashmeres and now
and then stripe effect.
AS to separate coats, girls, like
their grown sisters, are wearing both
long and short styles, fitted or semi
fitted. Then there is the less expen-
sive school jacket or REFER, lined
throughout, double-breasted and COM
pleted with snowy buttons. Frequent
ly brass buttons are used when two or
more different sizes appear on the
same garment.
The fandsOmer coats are braided
or deliberately stitched. A stunning
little jacket in old gold and white
plaid was made with loose back that
hung in four plaits held in place by a
golden brown velvet girdle that
crossed In front and was secured with
an exquisite gilt and enameled buck
lie. The pointed collar had each cor
ner embroidered with gold leaf. AS
odd as the combination appears, it
was nevertheless one of the smartest
of the novel coats on exhibition.
Light green and cream color
checks nearly an inch across are very
pretty when united with darker
shade of green velvet. Plaids of this
class are best suited to long or three
quarter coats and for styles inclined
to loOseness. Rain coats in an end
less variety of materials and STYLES
are made up on lines precisely the
same as coats for grOWn-ups.
Scarlet rubberized satin is a con-
spicuouos shade among the best rain
coats, while bright blue, tan and
brown are accepted over black and
navy blue. Plaids in silk and wool or
all silk with rubber foundations are
made up in a host of striking styles.
The empire, with notifications, is
legion. Bolero effects, short yokes
and Vatican simulations are equally
smart.
Tailored suits for college girls are
much trimmed. Different materials
are united and quantities of braid
decorates many of the handsomest
dresses. Mahogany is a pronounced
favorite, while greens, browns and
bright blue of new tone that is in
describable, beyond that it is a trifle
more intense than "Alice" blue, make
up the representative autumn colors.
Every year brings pretty colors. Last
year was especially notable in this re-
gard.
The colors this fall are dark and
very rich. Many of them depend upon
their trimmings to give them life.
With this fact in view designers have
not forgotten the touch of color here
or there which is often the very "mak-
ing" of the gown.
Among the exclusive models for
young girls is "Romney" frock in
new blue. The short skirt has a few
tucks on the bottom differing in width
and grouping. The top is gathered
into a wide shaped girdle fashioned
exactly after the style that Romney
painted it in his famous portraits.
and finished at the back with butter
fly ends.
A single puff of the cloth defines
the elbow sleeves which are finished
with band that has handsome lin
gerie turned-up cuff. The same en-
broidery fills the "V" shaped opening
at the neck which is further protected
by cloth collar that may be worn in
two different ways. For the street it
turns up over the lace stock complete
ly hiding it and for indoor wear the
collar may be released at the back
where it closes with a silk frog and
laid over the shoulders in semi-bertha
fashion