Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26
DESCRIPTION OF THE
FASHION PHOTOS ABOVE
No. 1. A New Satin Blouse

NO. 1. "A New satin Blouse.
HE waist of soft satin, matching the
suit material in color, is always
practical and particularly satisfa Glory.
Small tucks, run in unusual positions,
give this blouse individuality and mark
it as distinctly new model for fall. The
side fastening with a pleated jabot Is
smart, as are also the sleeves buttoned
over and trimmed with similar pleatings.
The blouse is made of deep green satin,
ribbon and crochet insertion dyed In a
Tighter zone of the green being used az
draped tie arranged in the new fashion
at one side.
No. 2. Blouses in Layers.
THREE bodices, one over the other.
are the latest addition to Fashions
list of caprices. Usually the outer bodice
is little bolero of the skirt material or
of braided silk matching the skirt in
color. Under this is a low-necked slip
of tucked net. chiffon or other transpa-
rent stuff, and this, IN turn, sets over
white gumpe with dainty lace top. A !
dark brown camel's hair suit is accom-
panied by this chic little bodice. the boz
lero being of soutache-braided brown tai
feta, and the tucked chiffon slip being In
the same shade. Under this chiffon slip
is blouse of white china silk having
pretty yoke of lace which shows above
the tucked chiffon.
No. 8. Lingerie Blouse.
wHANY women cling to the dainty.
lvl washable blouses for wear with the
coat and skirt suit through the warm
fall days High-necked models are
chosen entirely for such use. and these
utility blouses have also long sleeves. A
pretty model is shown here. the material
being fine handkerchief lawn. with trim
mings of Irish crochet and eyeiet en-
broidery arranged in simple yet effective
design. The embroidery USED 10 cover
shoulder seam and arm seam Is new
note characteristic of best fall ideas.
M a. Moire. New Blouse Material.
VERY smart blouses for wear with
v wool suits are made OF striped more
antique, and these blouses are now more
popular than the plaid affairs which usu-
ally appear with co0l autumn weather. a
very popular MORE model is shown here.
the striped pattern of the silk being USED
transyerseIy to form a little vest which
extends in a broad strip across the top
of the blouse. covering the lengthwise
shoulder pleatS. Where 1t crosses these
pleats. the crosswise strip is cut In points
and stitched down under bias strappings
of the MORE. silk buttons and loops pc
ing placed in the points Inc Sleeve 10
new leg-o-mutton model.
NO. ,. NEW ETOuL dSSSoAno"
-LOUSES which fasten in front have
D the fastenings invariably arranged
little to the left of the center. where there
Is pleated ruf1e or some other distinc-
tive trimming. In this neat madras blouse
the front is slashed out into two square
tabs or -battlements'' and each tab nolos
two buttons and buttonholes. The blouse
is tucked all the way across front ano
hack with uuarter-inch tucks, alternating
With very wide tuckS. Such blouse may
he worn with a linen collar or win one
of the dainty tailored stocks.
No. 6. For Mourning Wear.
-HE always popular Gibson model with
BROAD pleat giving fullness at the
shoulder is shown this autumn in MADRAS,
cheyiot and light flannel shirt waists for
morning wear. These waists are very
simple in style, but the cut Is fauitleSss
siying a fine shoulder line, sufficient fun,
ness over the bust and nat back ana
under arm effect. Narrow, turned pack
ruffs buttonholed for links. and neat
turnover linen collar finish the waist.
Sweet Peach Mangoes.
Select fine, firm peaches. peel and re.
move the pits as before For n1ty
reaches to be stuffed take dozen ripe
neaches peel and pit then rub through
= colander Chop fine one ounce each
preserved ginger, orange and lemon peel.
also preserved, and season with tea
snoonful' of ground cinnamon, half
Grated nutmeg, and a half teaspoonful
of corisnder seed, and fill the peaches
Return the portion removed. sew up and
stick two cloves in each peach. Make
q srup of a quart Of vinegar and four
mounds of sugar, with little cinnamon
and Glove thrown in: scald and pour over
the peaches boiling hot.
Seal in cans simply pack in crooks,
put a plate on top of the pickles to keep
them under the vinegar and cover
tightly with paper. Keep in cool, dry
place.
The Swirl couture is one of the lat
est innovations Hairdressers who have
adopted this plan take the tresses and
brush and FURNISH them and then swirl
them right around the head as IL they
were trying to make turban of them.
The decollete throat is rapidly becoming
an accomplished fact for some Of the
new autumn gowns for afternoon wear
show a finish at the neck of nothing
else but fascinating little turnover collars,
yariously termed Peter PAN"