The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
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nave AluWN NfIN NbNUldl ever since
the fashion was announced Some
are deep n the back and front, and
others are made just the opposite
There have been seen ulics of dot
ted or striped goods which are worn
over plain skirt Many of them are
weighted at ihe hem by heavy silk
fringe. which is a noticeable feature
in trimming
The separate wrap has become the
craze of the American women. Some
are made of the material like the
bodice and skirt SO making a three
piece costume. but many are of con-
trasting colors and materials. made in
long flowing lines They are all ella
borately trimmed with soutache tas-
sels ornaments. and much silk and
bead fringe A new idea. when is
very pretty, is to trim the inside Of
the wrap
Hats are seen i'm every imagin-
able shape and size but there are two
that seem to be the stand-byet the
modified mushroom ald the cavalier
shapes. The mushroom or cloche.
are q particular iavOrite, and it IS
used for dressy hats as well as for
everyday wear The cavalier shapes
are revived for those who do not care
! for the new styles It is cut down
for street wear aud is trimmed with
! wired tafftta loops usually in front
and a folded band around the crown.
The most noticeable feature about
an fur pieces Is they are trimmed
with the heads and tails of the ami
ornaments. novelty brads aud em-
broidered bands that are used. The
newest neck piece has two heads in
the back and the tails finish the etole
IN the front Mink and black lynx
will be the most popular flrs. but
squirrel, and martin will continue to
be worn by many Silver gray and
white fox are very modish Ermine
Will be worn with evening garments.
Only. lt Is very evident that Russian
sable viii be the most desireable fur
al who can reach the price
Chinchilla bids fair to be popuIah.
through the coming season. but the
II is liked because of the monotone.
erect aud pronounced vogue OF graysl
When used with violet velvet and
heavily embroidered In shades of vio-
let, the effect is charming.
lnin trocks are made of such
dainty materials One especially
pretty thing was of purple sin, mus
lin en brodered in gold and mauvc
ION and with il was worn hat
This was made in the pinarore fash.
covered with purple and red clovers
some OF The more dressy Jackets
are made of a transparent material
which Is braided and the whole is
made up over a taneta lining of n
lighter iiat than the garment or a
contrasting color There are a few
Jaunty separate coats that are made
OF cloth or taffeta In bright current
red. bronze green. mahogany ana
bishops purple However. The most
OF the coats are made of the same
material as the skirt for the tailor.
made salts seem to be the fashion of
the year
The very latest TO be worn with the
lace gowns are mum aad scarf made
entirely Of real lace One has seen
of elaborate Spanish laces and five
different f4ces besides There were
delicate touches of color i'm the form
oi embroidery added as a pretty fin
ish
a little novelty ia iewelry TO keep
The tops o fthe long gloves IN place
is a feXlble bracelet i'm the shane OF
a serpent which encircles the arm
several times. The head Is set with
Jewels.
Evening dress materials i'm combi.
nation wi;h velvet is much evidenced
ia all the late fashions The erect is
smart when the plain chlffons or chif-
fon cloths are made M with chiffon
velvet IN bands and panels. Black
chiffon With raised velvet flowers in
selftones is' especially effective. A
really beautiful dress for evening IS
of black Brussels lace net braided
with satin soutache
Separate waists OF embroidered net
and all-oyer lace are more attractive
then ever before. Some of the blous.
es are loose fitting. but the lining is
fitted aud boned carefully so the ef-
feet is unusually pretty. Tucks.
ruches and satin applications are the
iavorite trimmings The sleeves are
Of the pun style, the stock. collars
are high and the girdles are narrow
and skillfuliV drained