Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-10-30
FASHION WORLD.

pany with the newer version Of the direc
teire. This latter is introduced in the
long, ciinging tunic skirt while the .orien-
tai tendency confines itself to the bodice.
gorgeous costume of that kind, seen
recently at a fashionable function, was
If filet net trimmed with matching bands
mounted over cerise chiffon taffeta. Black
silk drop ornaments dangled from every
available point and huge ornaments of
the same construction trimmed the
front Of the bodice. The sleeves We're
extremely long and without fullness at
the top. the net being shirred over the
foundation i'll mousquetaire effect and
closed with small crochet buttons. put on
at less than a quarter Of an inch apart
The general effect of the costume was
rich without offending the eye by ex-
travagance.
Sleeveless lace coats are worn a great
deal at present over evening GOWNS.
They are of as many stiles and Sypes rs
the numerous webs and long range of
shapes permit. One of the handsome
models shown the other day at a fash
ionable function had a robe of corn-col-
ored crepe de chine inset with lace. \
three-quarter length sleeveless coat of
eream-cOlored tilet darned with yellow
silk completed the rich creation. The
separate coat has reached the height of
Its popularity, and it is being fashioned
OF many unusual materials. Taffeta
and supple satin are equally popular
Batiste, for the first time in the history
of the fabric. is making up coats TO be
worn with silks and voies. Black vel
vet and black satin is used lightly on a
majority of the batiste models and upon
some of the fancier models of pompa-
dour silk. Irish lace also is sometimes
sparingly used. but palmer coats are
in better taste. their effectiveness be-
ing left to their lines and their artistic
col0rings.
Xyon,o,, o;.,1I.. $40
style, will be glad to hear that tbe
jumper in modified form. will be fash
ionable again this season If is annarant
from some of the French models recent.
ly imported and is prettier than ever
in its present form. II is attached To
the skirt of the three-piece suit The
waist line is moved mn 3 inches from
the normal. the skirt is cut on q close
circular in two to four cores and tbe
straight line down front and back is
emphasized by two hands of wide am.
broidery or braid. and is made with vida
shoulder pieces, usually covered with
three shaped hounces. and has a 2inch
cap following a pear-shaned armhole
T,bis ru,.
ola b lis aflalselleht Is worn over an
fiIet lace rs7n Nth VI ulhisn, 1flsn OF
Wa al !. uh win SILVER or gold Unread.
mir e 4;Ia ere ooior ol me material VIII per,
i IaaT;ir d,n - useu ilisteau OF lace' ana
:? nedNIS darned III ana cut with Per-
fit the arm cosely rbn1. A fna,I thu anu
elbow to ,,,,.;s,+ III es laS S. from
tons that can be nicEed mn 0Tar En- tbis
frock COOS a nont - 1851 ~ up. over t1Is
loose enough NOT 70 cru nj eot tb sly le
bur slender anonob 70 IL u'n i tne 20" .l 4;
Fashionable NC "celul ana
h1
c,,.1 i'aiSis ' iliouel on that klnd was of
eI;nn;,,s7I = ~ ipeI!s pfoadcioth with Il
800, l iiiSSn-Malsteu skirt VIII two
lo@s u Miue oIack SIX Drald down the
eI." ~ p'lch ana around the hem The
- Millyn MS OILY y small affalr
h,,st a. MI y me SKIRT Just Lf!ow the
brotoiIn Melt oNer tile shoulders ~ WIDE
'eno atape Win cap sleeVes III was
Ias5I. vi Wiue SIM ana hhlshed at the
o oiuj VII I II DOW ana Il green enam-
Sa pn pu ',it me coat Ior inns sun was
lonS' quile Hal ana stfalght III ITS lines,
anu a. WIS cur INTO deep-poihted scailop
~ cehteI' pach ana front, ana at each
coat. running in two STRAIGHT limos from,
shoulder 10 hem The cojIor waS = ~
turnover one cut IN trinie n"intS mi
made of black satin tibera w,era no
cuffs and the lone sleeves Via sbanoJ =,
points over the hands and ed,sad r.;tb
black braid
T., tho ,,o,,sso,,, ,,,.o,,., ~.
H. ."e lous9e"u PIepdheu l0r MISS
1'h.rob';,, " s T"s nt til 70 Nlhstoh
,,,adae, IA No.; 1'ii Ii "su' LlipiIe
t,oI,Ir ~ - liiies were apoHt
49, iiianod Al gniplEge WI gown
,'.i,;. $50, ~ my sim toile oNgr
nalil' " nlig anu costly
iii''ni? 'me soMh oeautlIui'
M S;maot ii,io ~, eDie gown ol ne
f;', 'oii9 - pe M"s ais9 ilaoe oyer wl1ite
satin anu T td ilosot is ueNoiu vi aeeo-
-. sam eaeiiiIS gown Sas
So4S ~ on oeeo4,! VI llalefiai al, anu grace
VI ilit ~ ~ t1 ne lrous
sI"I &c n@iltiso.te eNg.inS
Si .' an ol eln''re style, Win ihodlhed
hir',S sieeNe -, 9lle VAS OF "illte
oIo'i .9': eeSoliu vi piHA hlnon anu
me silltu VI sIeeH nhoh an OF tiieil e, EN-