The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
Worlds Market for the Garment
Beautiful Has Been Thor
oughIy Ransacked.
LATEST MODELS SHOWN
IN IMPORTED MILLINERY
Gowns of Latest Design Exhib.
tied, with Petticoats, Wells
and Furs.

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costumes and elegant dinner gowns,
together with the usual accompani-
ment of exquisite furs, silk p~etticoats,
becoming wells and neck ruffs, are
some of the features that go to max.
the annual fall opening at l.. s. P.aut
& Co.'S mammoth shop one of the most
attractive for many seasons
The foreign and domestic markets
a all contributed their share to this
complete assortment of pretty things
selected with the idea Of pleasing the
most fastidlous taste as well as those
whose views on dress are less exactins.
The millinery display is one of the
most elaborate seen at this up-to-date
shop, and includes all that Is new and
stylish from the modish hat for car
rage or restaurant wear n dressy
occasions, to the chic tailored walking
hat or turban. which is always favored
by the well dressed oma
A feature of the large dressy hats is
their wide faring brims that droop
slightly to the back. These wide brims
recessitate a change In the lair dress
ing of the present day. and the eoronet
pompadour which has held sway for
many seasons will be replaced by the
curled n pulled psyche knot worn
low on the neck to fill In the brim of
the hat.
A Beautiful Model.
A Marie Louise model by Esther
Meyer is n of the beautiful creations
nj fra0finU rnioh uffanfinn If has n
large straight brim, slightly curved
towards the face after the fashion of
the mushroom hat. The crown and top
brim is of cloth of silver n hunters
green In two-toned effect. The facing
and edge Is Of dark green swiss tat
feta and q band OF pointed fox fur en-
circles the crown. Seven gorgeous
ostrich plumes shading from light TO
dark green form the new back trim
ming, the heads of the feathers falling
gracefully over the top of the hat.
A dressy motor hat, by Leontine, Is
a Charlotte Corday model OF rather
small proportions. 1t Ia constructed Of
empire green velvet, richly braided
with black silk soutache and is draped
in soft becoming lines that fit close to
the head. A smart looking chou Of
DUCK hdllu nOluS Two beautiful DtdCh
quilts In place at the left side. A dis
tinctive feature of this hat Is the neck
ruff attached to q single tie-string OF
black satin ribbon that falls over tho
back a from the left side, lending
an added touch Of dressiness to the
whole.
A New Departure.
One Of The new elongated shapes
Which IS decidedly different from any
WORN by women of fashion tor many IL
day is a creation by Madame Lou.son,
fashioned la soft shades ot dun rose
and catawb Ia. CatWaDa, by the way, is
one OF TIE very new coiors ana one
of the loveliest. hose velvet forms the
top Oh the nat and a lightly lifted
facing of duchess satin in catawba
forms the under Drim. This hat comes
to almost d point in tine front. while
q graceful upward curve on both sides
adds to its snlartness. A large taupe-
coiored wing, blended with aigrettes OF
the same color, encircies the crown
and Is finished at the left SIDE with
a tie OF rose velvet.
An exquisite Plaut creation Is a
directoife shape In white beaver with
a facing OF taupe-colored beaver. A
wide band Of brocaded cloth OF silver Is
draped in graceful ines about the
crown, and at the left side three shaded
taupe feathers n a sweeping aigrette
are held in place by a handsome buckle.
A large dress hat fashioned by hiln-
Bile fingers in the PlauJ w~ork-rooms Is
of seal brown beaver faced with sal
brown satin, shown TO good advantage
by the wide mare 10 the left side OF the
brim. Two gorgeous white willow
plumes, placed right side back, FIRMS
the trimming, with a band OF itch
sable fur encircling the crown.
Another beautiful hat for dressy
wear is a large flaring model in black
satin faced with black chiffon velvet.
A wide band of swansdown forms the
crown, and one very large white willow
plume fastened on the front with a
cluster of gold embroidered wings forms
the trimming.
Imported Wells shown.
New imported wells In the up-to-Iate
octagon mesh are among the articles OF
dress receiving wide attention from
prospective buyers. These are made
with the new shirred neck ruff attached
and are considered a necessary accom-
pdnll1enL 10 tie iIiiiiliicIy iiouciS VI
today.
In addition to those mentioned the
display includes felt, silk and satin
hats In tailored effects In all the new
shades and shapes. In the childrsn's
department may be found every style
of hat that will add to the prettiness
of the little people. from the severe
tricorn shape to the fluffy directoire
bonnet of messaline and chiffon.
A visit to the suit and cloak depart
ment would cure the worst fit of blues
from which a woman ever suffered.
Here may be found a ~bewildering as
sortment of wraps. gowns, tailored
suits. separate coats. negligees, silk
petticoats and rich fur garments.
One imported semi-fitted full-lcngth
coat of catawba broadcloth that came
in for a great deal of notice Is beauti-
full in the simplicity of it's lines. A
double row of black satin buttons and
black satin turnback collar and cuffs
form the only trimming to this stylish
garment.
An empire princess gown of sage
green crepe de chine is one of the most
elaborate dressy models shown. The
skirt is cut demi-train, with q slightly