The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-17

New York, Oct. 17.-Women. espe-
cially young women, who like to dress
becomingly and yet be in style, will be
glad to hear that the Jumper in modi-
fed form, will be fashionable again
this season. 1t is apparent from some
of the French models recently import
ed and is prettier than ever in its
present form. 1t is attached TO the
skirt of the three-piece suit, The waist
line is moved up three inches from the
normal. the skirt is cut on a close cir
cular in two or four cores, and the
straight line down front and back is
emphasized by two bands of wide en-
broidery or braid, and is made with
wide shoulder pieces, usually covered
a three-inch cap following a pear
shaped armhole.
This arrangements is worn over an
elaborate guimpe of Turkish. Irish or
| fllet lace run with silver or gold
thread. When the color of the mate
rial will permit. filet net is used in
stead of lace, and is heavily darned
in and out with Persian colored floss.
In either case the sleeves extend down
to the knuckles and fit the arm close
! ly. They fasten from elbow to wrist
with amy fancy little buttons that can
| be picked up. Over this frock goes
| a coat in the Directoire style. loose
enough not to crush the gown, but
slender enough to be graceful and
| fashionable.
A handsome model OF that kind was
| of gray green Liberty broadcloth with
clinging high-waisted skirt. with
two rows of wide black silk braid down
the center back and around the hem
| The jumper, which was only a small
| affair, was attached to the skirt just
below the bust and went over the
| shoulders in wide bretelle shape with
with cap sleeves. 1t was edged with
| wide silk and finished at the back with
| a flaw bow and green enameled
| buckle. The coat for this suit was
long, quite fiat and straight in It's
lines. and was cut into a deep point
! ed scallop at center. back and front
| and at each side. 1t came to within
twenty inches of the ground. Braid
was also used on the coat, running ir
two straight lines from shoulder t.
| hem. The collar was a wide turnover
| one cut to triple points and made Of
the long sleeves were shaped to point:
| over the hands and edged with black
braid
Many of the newest fall dresses show
a touch of trimming or piping OF
| checked material. A handsome dress
shown in fashionable shop, for in.
stance, was beautifully trimmed will
a tiny piping of black and whit,
checkered serge. Another dress OF
plain material was handsomely trimmed
| with bands of cheekered taffeta Ever
in a comparatively old-fashioned dress
a new and modish effect may be pro
duced by such a touch in the trimming
which brightens the whole and adds t,
its attractiveness.
In the trousseau prepared for Mis-
Hozier, who was married to Mr. Wins
ton Churchill a short time ago, empir
modes and directoire lines were abou
evenly divided. An empire tea cow
was fashioned of white silk-voiIe owe
white satin, beauty of line and cost
~ simplicity. making the gown beauti
full A white ninon desoie reception
gown of the directoire type was ais
! made over white satin and was abso
lutely devoid of decoration. A blacl
satin evening gown was also withou
decoration and depended solely o
beauty of material and grace of lin
for its becomingness The troussea
includeded three handsome evenin
cloaks. all Of empire style. with modi