Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-14
LATE FADS AND FASHIONS

Autumn fashions are now coming
to the front and many of the new
styles are exceedingly pretty. The
suits should be mentioned
first, because they have such an inn
portant part in the fall wardrobe
Stripes are decidedly in favor for all
tailor mades and are seen particularly
In broadcloth, which, by the way, is as
popular as ever. for it is suitable for
both dressy and plain costumes.
Black and white promises to be
leading color in stripes The monOt-
ony of black and white is often re-
lieved by trimmings of rhodedendrom
pink. peacock green, WedgwOod blue
or the new Vatican purple. The shad-
ow check is the very latest design
for broadclOth.
Velvets are to be seen this winter
more than ever before. The new vel
vet is as thin as messaline and is
called Velour Salome" This is very
oft and pliable and leaves no trace
* cfedsIng AFTER IL mas been folded or
wfinkled The chiffon velvet, which
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will be produced in Oriental designs,
with colorings of the rainbow. The
Roman stripe is sure to be popular
for the effect Of the colOrs which are
quiet in tone, makes it very artistic.
The silk and velvet stripes combined
makes an attractive material for au-
tumn.
Linen suits will be worn all through
the fall as this goods can be bought
in heavy weight as well as in the light
weight. which makes It suitable for
cool weather. Many separate linen
coats are lined with plaid taffeta and
are very pretty for motoring or park
wear
The one hat that Is worn by the
Paris women is the mushroom. II Is
modified in various ways, but II has
the droop that is worn on the back Of
the head over a most elaborate Golf
fure The bandeau has entirely dis
appeared. so il is quite necessary to
wear the hair pulled to ill out the
space under the brim. The flowers
that trim these hats are certainly
beautiful. Such natural looking white
lilies. orchids. morning glOries, pc
tunias. dahlias. and nasturtiums are
made that il is hard to distinguish
them from the real flowers.
Ostrich plumes are to be uncurled
this seasOn.as they are developed in
many different ways. What are called
lobster" feathers is the very newest
s.Tsy 40 #aF ~ nd
the separate flues are sewed on rib
bOns. The immense white coque
plume with its wide quilts seems to
be a late favorite and the paradise
feathers share popularity with the os-
uich plume.
The new collars are ridiculously
high. some of them reaching four in
ches Many OF them are pointed I'M
der the ears as the fashion was eight
or ten years ago. They must At per
fectly. and it takes a very skilled hand
to bone them correctly.
Il is said that brown shoes will be
worn more than ever this winter.
Pumps continue to be popular for wO-
men who can wear them. The tall
brown shoe fastened with buttons Of a
lighter color are very smart. A
brown shoes is always comfortable. It
wears well and keeps I'm shape better
than black one. so this is very
practical style
Such pretty blue or violet silk coats
are made To wear over white gowns /
The color should be carried out in the
Darasol and the great dropping white !
hat may be trimmed with orchids |
which cover the crown. and the brim /
lined with violet velvet Long gloves |
Df the orchid tint should he worn |
with this
A neck ruchc that has lately been I
shown Is Of plaitInGs Of cream chiffon !
and silk lace laid overlapping the |
other a lattice Of brown velvet rib /
bon Is next to the face and shows the 1
underneath Narrow brown |
velvet ribbCn made IN loops and ends |
finishes this ruChe.
Long tight.httinE or semiftting .
coats reach almost to the shoe tops, |
and are loaded with self-toned trim !