Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
Pads and Fashions
By Florence Fairbanks

JEW YORK, November 6,-It is ,,irrm. from the models imported g.. ,r.. past week or two that skirts d5'"s Tor. though fashion demands gre %,y .M. Id fall as straight as ever. llN ' s.w .. .Nc models there has been s.r. rrn. rry to give a slight flare ,te t| r.m ,t railing skirts, but there ' ror ,e.u 10 be any general rule s.,r .r, fnmaud.
 ..,rry a. he new short skirts for H,r, ar. raited and trimmed with 1f sill. With these skirts usu. @a-~,, i,r,..~ with long sleeves, which ia r,te a ..priate in cold weather, T p,, smar ailor mades rough fab ,ro extremely fashionable. Scotch grgl,. ~aitingS, such as tweeds I sbcylo,- with vale serges and ,,,,nrs .t udlcSs variety are used. S-r % ars tn. .Dst substantial of all cold ,hsr mar. .0Is and not only service. ss bnt u>...'y becoming. In addi- :, trr,y materials there is broad, .., which 7, shown this season in g.ry . charming colors, Then there are r,.sfap cloth, prunellas, fine serges ,j plpmu.-. very wide diagonal with ,mOOth surface. All of Ag,, come m many exquisite colors, 5sr plain pr in one or two-tone ,,Trss invisible stripes or herringbone yaterHs.
 Win these kirts and underneath the ,.irm length coats charming blouses 2, worn. some very handsome lin .,s houses are shown, also blouses sheer tot.oH crepe of pebble vale 3 otber pretty materials. The sleeves many ease, have a decided elbow puff -tIout being very full below or above b elbow.
 lo,k, of >.ft cashmere are eSpec- fy uitri fur young girls. The tex bP of the material can be worked into A frlish lines, and the clinging qual. !, allows rac slimness of a youthful lDp to be retained, even though full ,s be used. Gowns of cashmere for rs wear have now received a velvet ,,h which enhances their charm and Ers a new opportunity to introduce 5r effects rto the costume. A band ialkerhu velvet is effective at D, hem of a dress; pipings of velvet I'd excellent m emphasizing lines and ,y velvet bows are used to give con- na at the neck.
 4 morning gown that promises to be. as very popular, is a simple one ss dress, with buttons and pockets g,Ho1sly decorating the front. It is dark blue serge and fastens down the -lt with a double row of bone buttons r neck to knees. A rolling collar embroidered linen gives comfort to neck. One pocket on each side of waist and one on each hip give zye opportunity to carry certain al and useful articles. A black ltler belt aud a soft silk tie complete 5wstumc
 T1siierah,r rytravagance' is display h the materials and accessories for trimming of gowns and coats. Hand E trimming accessories of many f,ls are shown in jetted nets and in D embroidered with silk and eolOrcd si' These have been made in boler- Illt, >'u.., and cuffs and bid fair E popular, because of the fact that iter employment a simple robe can nlIomoI into an elegant gown, n0re beautiful these ornaments are less decoration is required on the Y of yur gown. There is also the ai advantage, that much of this ex- l2Te material may be used over in let1t r1mmnatIons or other dresses. 'Gy long uats, built after Paris lfs, aEe -nnn frequently on Fifth l1e and u-ncr fashionable boule- '& Many of them have large roll collars aI .uf's, and bands of fur l'ei to edge rhr skirts of the suits. Ai'.e women there are short coat A usually made of two materials. Aolei had a short basqued coat of Nl material, which fitted the figure rI 4 g.rllo of supple black sat vas Mor'u. at the back. Velvet @H, a velvet faced collar and a aln "ravat completed the coat "1 The >art was in two sections. "6e' n"' velvet, the upper part ''o.an g.", stitching marked the
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