Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-24

boudoir creation OF palest pink Ratsa
ribbon and Valenciennes Insertions Ta&
shops ask all kinds of high prices for these
peignoirs. but the clever needle womam
can produce one equally rs pretty for q
third and even a quarter of the prise
OF the ready-made article. All that 10
necessary is fat pattern OF paper over
which the lace and ribbon are bastsAs
and then little patience in sewing sseA
strip OF lace and ribbon together. In tha
garment the cross line OF ribbon and Lace
In broken under the arm by the panel ID
points outlined with a narrow beading
Of cluny like that joining the body Of
the gown and the circular nounce. The
ribbon IN Shirred over tiny feGthsrbona
cords into the lines OF a Zouave jacket
and this same treatment is noted In the
sleeves, which are open on the top ~
the arm and tied together with narTOw
ribbon amid the cascades OF lace. The
neck Ia cut rounding and finished vita
q lace frilI which follows the edges a
the front to the bottom OF the skirt.
dainty petticoat of fine cotton with lace
or embroidery trimmings is worn VITA
such a gown.
ance OF Ribbon and Feather
Trimming.
The travelling hat OF course depenAa
much on the costume with which II in 60
be worn. The oldtime idea OF matching
the hat to the costume Is not adhered 10
rigidIy III these days, but 1t is necessary
that II harmonic with the suit or frock
{yr uRv{a
hats are worn with severely tailored cOs-
turas, It should be borne In mind that the
travelling hat is subjected to much hard@s
wear than ones ordinary street chspsau.
and for this reason, the style and mats
rails should be carefully selected. Wings.
quilts, breasts and feathers of the coo
variety. together with silks, yeivcU ana
ribbons are beautiful trimmings whirA
reprs<Sat an infinite amount OF servfca
An attractive hat for a bride of tbs as-
tumn IL a dropping brim shape OF sm0aa
brown velvet trimmed with COG feathers
and wide, heavy satin ribbons In q lights@
shade. These are arranged 20 entirely
cover the round crown, half the eide saA
front brim and the back brfm, the
feathers falling over the edge Of the bassa
brim several inches
TAs Travelling Coat In o. smavs
Model.
The travelling coat Is such a uitiiitsraea
garment serving 30 many different uses %
the wardrobe, that It should be sslects4
With the utmost care. The style OF gak-
meut should be considered nrst and thea
the material Of which II Is made. The
most servicesbie material and quite TIA
smarteEt this season is a Bcotch mtxtur@
which never wrinkles In wearing and does
not show the dust aud dirt OF travwL
This illustrated model IL an especially
good garment II has the broadene1
shoulder line attained with Gibson pieae
piped with brown velvet, brown being tia
color of the fabric, and the newest cus
posafbIe In travelling coats. The double
breasted front fastening with novelty
metal buttons is loose fitting, while the
back is fitted In to the figure just enough
to suggest its lines The full leESth coat
sleeves are roomy enough for any binuEs
sleeve, and the cuffs, like the collar, us
of brown velvet stitched with silk In
lighter shade As street garment with
one of those little dresses" which are %
be 80 popular this winter such coat La
particularly good style.