Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-30
STYLES
FOR THE
CHILDREN

More and more are the little folks
garments especially their outside
wrapping. being planned along some
general lines AZ those Of the grown
ups. This similarity Is not confined
70 the outlines Of the little coats and
wraps alone bus extend 10 materials
and trimmings as well Simple and
unprotentious ~ they may appear
they are yet rich and costly enough
IN reality for little processes. Cost
~ lacos. buttons and expensive furs
figure to n noticeable degree. while
chiffon velvet and novelty yelous are
favored materials there are the cut
est little coats made OF fur with the
collar and CUTS trimmed with the
heavy gallon 10 much In vogue.
Sometimes a contrasting fur Is used
for trimming purposes and again
heavy laoes and fufs are combined
IN chIidrens garments as they are In
the fashionable coats OF their elders.
PlaidB we're never more IN favor /
than this season. and they are much |
IN evidence for serviceable school |
coats and come In the most practic-
able OF materials. and no amount OF
bad weather can damage them. Made
In severe military style and orna
mented with braid and frogs. they
are most attractive and immensely
useful. Plaid silks are much IN
vogue for Innings OF coats OF dark
red plain colors and often the hood
OF such a garment II lined 20 corre-
spond. making a bright spot OF color
when tho back is seen. Plaid galloou
- also one OF the fayorltcs In the way
OF ornnmentaiion. aud there is no
more attractive way 60 brighten up
a somewhat sombre little garment
than by the addition OF some OF y
these brilliant colored braids.
This seasons modes employ
greater variety OF colora than has
been tho case for a long time. In .
spite OF che many new shades OF mul- .
berry and Burgundy there Is an in -
clination fof soft greens In bronze. "
serpent. Jade and spinach. Fruit y
reds are much favored aud many red ~
frocka are 10 bo seen on the streets ~
One smart frock was IN red tweed !"
u had a short red skirt. the seams ~
being covered with narrow braid IN ~
red and dark rrecn. with Just dash -
OF gold embroidery The bodice ~,
coates has basque trimmed with ~
rcd, green aud gold braid and a cot. wv
lar of red velvet. which falls well
iown ovcr The shoulders with this m
'oat u worn a blouse OF creamy lace qu
made up over chiffon EauEe A blach sa
,eavcr-iolt has accompanies this cos
nmo, ana D. trimmed with groy
oaihera tipped with red
shot cloth figures in tho present slo
slnior materials. aud makes dressy boo
f'ernoou gowua when trimmed with lni
eivei aud fancy hralda, ombrolder. ar'
"a, or galloons. los
Perhaps no STYLE OF coat IL moro "n
daplod go childish than the empire. "'
oats fashioned along these lines are orc
hre 10 be graceful and bocoming. 'p'
neither Intended Tor plain or dressy ,"'
ear, and All sorts OF materials lend NM
themselves 10 this style The coat 'ha
'Ay be- eat originally on the regula. 'n'l
ON empire lines. or the empire ef sN'
"a may be simulated by clcyorly ar ing
'nEed trimmings. such a. folds. ''
iiehed hands. fancy hraids and the y
Se' Little pony ooats are liked Tor e"
'esa afaira and for the older Girls u"''
'he seafs Increase is added other elv
sles fashioned after thoso OF the p'a'
der women lnsi
An empire coat OF bronse satin. 1
'th touohes of beaver was ased for -,
= deFelopmont % charming little -. ~"
a. ior Hirl Of seven year, The -
nal seams shape the short bod, -. -
q a shawl collar Outlines the a' 'a'
Ehih open aeck Tho akirl al the ''
a is laid Ia pialts which are NOT I'u
tNt y