The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-14
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NV % ~ &; Nov. ! Even at this
.late many new fabrics are appearing
In lie ilarNet and are eagerly vel.
coined bywonen who are making adj
ditionsSio their wardrobe for mil.@in-
Ter occasions; and one finds many
new combinations Of coloring and new
weayes ii these materials. II is 70
Ne noted that the very severe tailored
costume depends greatly upon the in
di9ilnallty OF fabric for It's dlstinc,
ION
One OF the most fashionable fab
Hes for the tailored suit Is worsted,
d most serYiceable material, strong
and Wirys shells the dpst easily and
does not wrinkle. 1t IS shown In a
variety OF patterns and colors, in
stripes, In plails. in checks. while the
plain solid Scolors are still worn. One
of these goods shows a check in dull
green oyerlald with lines OF leather,
brown fetching. "A green and blue
J worsted with an oyerplaid Of black
was decorated with black braid
showing bit Of red and the black
felt hat was trimmed with red roses
and green foliage and n blue and green
breast Again another worsted show
ed brown and blue. faint grey anu
green, In "a plaid. It was artistically.
ARRANGED and especially suitable for
Separate skirts. A blue Jacket and
hat would be in good taste to accom-
tpany this skirt or II preferred they
might be in dark brown.
The new broadcloths are most sup
pleiand pllable to all3purposcs of maxi
ing. They are particularly light Of
5seight this season. both In the plain
sand fancy weayes. For evening or
dressy wear the plain broadcloths are
perhaps most used in such shades as
oyster white. champagne. peach bios.
som and old rose or blue grey. For
evening cloaks these shades trimmed
with heavy laces and a bit of fur are
entirely distinguished in mir. For the
{ semf-dress tailored costume the fan.
gcyt broadc cloths are somewhat the most
favored Just now, and they are seen
in stripes and plaids OF a slbdued but
quite artistic coloring. a three piece
costume was lately seen in purple
striped with n black silk line. each
Z panel 1.-THE skirt was decorated with
a design done In black silk soutache.
Swhile the coat was fairly encrusted
with the braid. BY the way purple OF
the egg plant variety. AMI Bordeaux
red are two popular colors this sea-
son.
Blue In all It's varying shades is fash
ifonabfe this autumn and in particular
navy and Copenhagen. One suit was
I'm navy blue, self checked in silk and
withGit was worn large velvet hat
m blue trimmed with hackle feathers
q showing blue and grey and a silver
fox set gave the added touch of ele.
h gance. a second costume showed n
Copenhagen blue striped with lighter
y nlqe through which stripe was worked
n{threads of3black silk.
Serges We're gladly welcomed back
Unto popular favor and has steadily
gained ground until now 1t is regard
y ed as one OF the most fashionable ma
sterials, showing all the new varieties
sSofs stripe and plaids used in other
fabrics. A novelty In the serges are
those showing oyerplaids or double
Sehecks Of shiny silk stripes usually
{ In black. though other colors are some
times used. Blue serge in the solid
color Is always a favorite and is one
s5of the most serviceable. fabrics with
tithe pipings for a dress brighter tone
and black braid for trimmings an en-
eeedingly handsome dress is found.
"a becoming costume was developed
from chocolate brown serge checked
with light blue and ovcrstriped viii.
& green silk line. The trimming was
radiumspull braid in dark brown dot
isted with yellow silk. The coat was
finished with brown fox collar and
.sutfs and q mum Of the same was used.
The. hat was made from brown bea-
.3yerS plaque, trimmed with blue velvet
sppln1tpolmas rs. q green wing and chocolate
velvet loops
sss5 New varieties of Panamas and twills
4 are to be found In all the latest de-
signs. A black and white Panama was
effectively trimmed with yellow pip.
pings and the same color was used to
trina black twill hairllncd with black
silk.
NE While grey fabrics seem 10 be losing
favor lust at this moment, black is