Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-21
no4. ACoAT 5WEATER

ping bolero sections; very attractive
shaped side panels extended by plated in
sets and odd cuffs to match giving it a
unique style of its own. The fat collar
is Of od-rose or rosewood satin,
the cuff facings, and the coat is of a
similar shade of chiffon bToadcloth. The
buttons have satin centers and cloth rims.
and a satin cord cravat gives a dainty
finish. The closing Is effected at the left
side of the front panel. The hat is a
large velvet Gage model with dropping
brim and is laden with black plumes. \
large jet cabachon rests on the brfm to
the right of the front.
No. 3-The Semi-Transparent Blouse
TNCONGRUOUS as it may seem to one
1 IMMERSED in the mysteries of fashion,
the semi-transparent blouse which carries
with 1t the suggestion Of GOODNESS is one
Of the prime favorites this winter Mar
quisette. linen fabric closely resembling
grenadine. is one of the materials used for
its construction. Another is the always
well-liked net in round. octagon or square
mesh and in VIII. co1orS. and still
another is wolfe. The net and wolfe models
usually have a silk lining. The marqui-
settle ones are unlined. One OF these lat
ter Is here shown in a very attractive
tucked design. The sleeves, 1t will be no
ticed, come we'll over the hands, and the
tucked collar is attached. A bow and
gathered ends of the same material give
a pretty finish to the front.
No. "A Coat Sweater.
A coats of cloth increased in length
"A the sweater followed suit. and from
an awkward looking little waist-length
article. it has heightened to a graceful,
comfortable wrap. which is a positive
necessity to any girl who goes in for
outdoor sport, and is also welcomed by
those less strenuous. The pictured gar
ment is knitted In stripe effect Of gray
wool. and is amply supplied with patch
pockets The collar rolls over a band
and the cuffs roll back The back fits
closely. and the fronts, which are faced
with gray silk on the under side. fasten
with buttons. With the sweater is worn
white felt hat with rolled-back brim
held by silver buckle.
No. 5-Two-Piece Suit.
Tor convenience sake the travelling
suit consisting of long coat and a
walking length skirt, is advised rather
than the three-piece suit, which requires
the wearing of a cloth waist under the
heavy coat instead Of the light weight
wash blouse, which may be worn with
the separate skirt. The pictured cos
tune Is made of burgundy red zibeline
The collar and the cuffs have facing
than the cloth, and these are edged with
fiat braid. Velvet buttons are the only
additional decoration. The coat shows
the fiat extension founce, the sleeves are
of unique sectional design, and the skirt
has a center-front seam and side plaits
The hat. is of light pinkish felt. the
edge being bound with velvet. and blend
ed light and dark pink ostrich plumes
are its only trimming.
No. 6-Embroidered Net Costume.
THE princess lace dress of other sea-
sons was charming enough in itself
to command much admiration, but the
lace dress of this season is far more
lively with its heavy embroidered bios
SONS wrought In shimmering fiber silk
or In metallic thread. or. happiest of all, q
combination of the two as is here shown.
The large blossoms are first worked with
white silk. then outlined with gold
thread, little stars Of gold beads being
set In between the blossoms, and the
whole worn over a pale sea-green liberty
satin slip. The design of the dress is
likewise charming, being princess body
extended by deep fiounce with a decid-
ed sweep. The elbow-length sleeves have
little circular cuff pieces attached and
the neck is cut out in a deep point back
and front.