Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-30

,,e dressmakers ana 'hei'
- y -, satisfied with the pres
s''n Of skirt there ar rumorS
: 's's meath skirt to be tried as an
De ."t indeed the designers are
IiI1I. n sorts of experiments with with
r'i's r',',s = and yet no mode has been
y ~ 'ili'5 adapted to the needs and has has
. ssa .,,,s as the present models out
- w., s"0w TO let well enough alone
" nod for trade. So far ana
D. cor some time there will be
aS ~, change in cut and mater
. '.o,biv fitting at the hips,
w,Se fare at the bottom is the
+ ''u ,a,tIstic mode of the spring
The tendency to plat the
So ,s well as the front now; the
- the two cores being almost
a .., Just below the knees
y. plalts are released, and help
~,te the fullness at the bottom
,he close skirt does come or
other invader, the graceful
\ wing skirts such as worn now will
',lDno in vogue. A new idea de-
.,.Dsa from an old one is the new
.,,,,lse effect ending in deep points
a ,mported tailormade just over
,.,u the other side is of checked
,,,sd in dull periwinkle blue, hello
,o,e and Just a touch of navy blue.
NJ iacings are of heliotrope broad
,oh and the only trimmings, fiat
,,,,ed rosettes Of the same cloth,
n,A conferred with a small tassel.
few Of our large and more Sc
NJ shops are showing a new ma
,,,al that Paris is said to have taken
reat liking to; it is said to be call
a Benrallnette, new edition of Ben
nupe. a silk surface material rib
nd Il Is brought out presumably
a there Is a demand for n material
pmevhat heavier than the chiffons.
nd this new goods seems to meet
he requirements. II is to be had
n all the colors with pale green and
od blue as leaders. Green is a color
tAai Is particularly well liked for
second empire styles now being re-
hred, indeed green was a favorite
color Of that period.
Adylces from aboard say that the
olors to be most prominent have n
tinge OF yellow in them even the
rose and pink shades. Browns with
!sllov and yellow itself is greatly IA
JOred, Green in ivy, lizard, parsley
and almond has acquired strong
bold with the tailors and especially
b It to be used In the motor coats.
Violet, old blue, and lavender are
l!so being revived.
The comfortable shirtwaist frock
b not going to look complete after
coats are laid asaid in warm weather,
luless there are shoulder straps,
hfeielles or some other arrange
nent Of the kind to bring the waist
INTO unity with the skirts. The
sulnpe waist has reached a very
vide vogue, and although It has had
l"fenuous run for several seasons.
rs popularity seems In no way abat-
'hs Lingerie and lace sleeves and
l0kes are seen In many OF the new
men suits which just now, before
cher costumes are shown in great
numbers are claiming a great deal
" attention. There IS a feeling in
"ne quarters that colored blouses
Se going 10 be a great deal used with
P'ihs and summer tallormades, but
! would be hard TO find a very sub
'.h'al foundation for such rumors.
me long coats almost mannish in
'aA'ae'er and line are not so much
: ~ vogue as last year. Those that
ave appeared TO take their places
~ 0I most fantastic shapes, and so
,sied In form that each OF us can
40 one suited 10 her figure.
There are the empire Jackets. OF
'.,AeF Indefinite form, lightly cur
~ 70 IN the back. well above the
- Tue Directoire jackets with the
~ te'ers; other long jackets with
''Ais so arranged with length
~ seams as 10 give variety and
y, thanks TO which we receive
n'nent ~
a.. =. s0F's OF striped cloths are used
-. - '0' costumes OF this kind; many
-. '~o stripes OF different tones.
-. - one-siKth OF an inch wide OF
a.. welded stripes in black and
- 49, OF brown and grey. The ad.
~, OF these unusual materials is
,r,.. = 50 many different ways one
49, 49, Tie deplorable common place
49, - 20 quickly transforms into an