Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08


particularly partial i, is the surplicc
effect. Because Il Is adapted 70 50
many kinds Of materials and is ~ gen.
orally becoming, aud the V-shaped
yoke gives such an opportunity FOR
various schemes Of decorations, which
will make one dress suitable Tor many
occasions, it is a prime favorito. In
the morning a linen yoke may be
worn, In the afternoon an embroid
cred yoke or one or lace aud hne lawn
tuckiug Is In good taste, while for the
evening a more elaborate affair Of
chiffon or Irish lace could be used
Tho open neck effect is one Of the
most popular Of the season. They are
Of all shapes, V, square, round, point.
ed and bib shaped. Tho outline Of the
opening is decorated Ia many ways
with rcvcrs. collar Of all kinds, frills.
bands Of embroidery, braid and but
tons The new way is 10 put In the
lace falls Of tho sleeves IL 20 gather
them 40 plainly ne possible, just enough
fullnoas being given 10 make Il easy
over tho wrist.
Ono Of tho most serylcoable dresses
FOR any woman and especially for those
who must 20 In business every day, IL
mado of mohair or brilllantiue. A
dress buih Of this material In a dark
blue would be dFessy and useful AZ the
same time. Tho shirt hts snugly about
tho hips and groups Of side plaita are
- arranged that double box plalt l.
simulated In front. The waist Il Of
tho surpliee order the opening being
decorated with fancy braid trimming
while tho yoke is Of linen tueking. The
elbow sleeves are tucked az tho shoul
ders 20 give tho necessary fullneas and
Is finished With a band OF braid from
which point extends tho tucked cuffs,
with their linen tuFnoveFs.
Women should consider the question
Of tho giFdle as carefully as they do
the lines Of their dress, Tor no part Of
the costume makes a greater difference
In the size Of tho waist or takes more
from a short figure than this article.
In oolors, the newest are "sauter,
inc" deep shade Of champagne,
'taupe," tint Of London smoke, +"
"violine," which is a reddish violet.
All the shades Of gray are best liked
for the evening gowns The bronze
greens are fast coming 20 the front
while the different tones OF red still
retain their popularity,
The other day new FAD was on
exhibition az the rooms OF a fashion
able modiste. IL was an evening dress
trimmed with biFds-real birds, too
A beautiful gown Of blue velvet was
decorated with tiny peaeoeks fas,en
ed on each shoulder ana the tails out
lining the surpliee fronts. The dress
was made in tunic fashion and the
points were outlined with peacock Dor
der, made Of the ends Of the tails
Brown swallows trimmed a gown Of
sauterine broadeloth 20 be used as
calling costume, These are not the
only orders given for this decoration
more are 10 follow What will the
Audubon soei .ty DO noWi
Another fad, and one over which no
woman need have any qualms OF con
without il is that of eKtrav-
aganee, is the hand painting used up
on long gloves Some Of the designs |
are extremely simple but none the less
pretty. The attention given 10 gloves
partakes both Of eXtravaganee and or
iginality. In many you find beautiful
insets Of heavy lace, bands Of gold
and silver embroidery, embossed Do
signs TO resemble bracelets.
All collars for the high neeked
iresses are Of the thinnest and finest
Too much work apparently
'annOt be put upon them. The prices
paid for them would once have beea
considered sufficient for the whole
iress 1t is = popular idea 10 have
lumber Of collars for the same gown
CATHERINE MANNPAYZANT.