The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-09

trary the separate blouse has lost none
of its popularity and there is every
reason to believe that IL will continue
in favor through the autumn season
The belted tunic is the dernfer cri in
blouses just now in Paris Only very
slender figure, however can stand the
beIted tunic. which is sleeveless and
which falls only nine inches or so be-
low the waist over the hips. The tunic
may be of heavy lace. or of linen en-
broidered in bold Russian design. The
top is rounded out in Dutch style and
there are sleeves, the armhole being
large and the blouse falling low over
the shoulders. At the waist line there
is a belt of vanished leather. over
ordinary white tub waists the little
beIted tunic is very smart, especially
when it maches the skirt material in
coIoring.
The overblouse is another notion that
has helped to make the separate waist
built of chiffon, sometimes of silk
muslin, which is thin enough to be
rather transparent. It has a shallow
Dutch neck, sleeves to the elbow, and
is designed to slip on over lace or
lingerie waist, giving the effect of a
costume all in one color-for invaria-
bly, the overblouse is in the color of
| the skirt There are various models
| for thsse transparent overblouses. some
being built of tucked chiffon, rich with
incrustations of embroidery and lace,
and others being quite simple in seam
less peasant style. with a cording
around the neck as a. finish The fast
| ening is usually at the back, though
sometimes a side fastening is simulat-
| ed by a frill, rows of buttons or frog
| trimmings placed down one side from
| shoulder to waist line.
| Side trimmings are used on the fronts
| of all the new blouses, and various are
| the jabots. plaitings and other forms
of frflls which are ready to finish the
edge of the blouse, or the pretended
| edge. al the side front, the real fast
ening being arranged invisibly with
hooks and eyes or buttons under a flap
| at the back.
Narrow pleatings of tulle make a
most attractive finish to the colarless
blouse OF simple house dress Similar
pleatings, turned back and caught with
a few invisible stitches are the finish
to sleeves which reach just below OIL
above the elbow, as ones fancy die
tates.
Coats of laces and net have beer
worn for several seasons. but printed
organdy is rather novelty in that con
|
a coat of white organdy, printed witt
bouquets of pink roses, loks well owe
a lingerie gown
The most alluring ribbons wired alons
one or both edges, as to be easil.
: made up into loops or bows for hats o
coiffures, are shown in the shops Tn
| wire edged ribbon is a thorough.
practical help in quick millinery.
| The present mode of coat closings-
low, shal-like collars with three fou
large buttons for closing below will
: undoubtedly continue through the whit
er, and for this purpose handsome but
= tons will be in demand.
1t is not likely that the Persian Graz
| will wane before the autumn, as tn
fall and winter fabrics include som
| beautiful and attractive combination
in Persians in velvets and other textill
Beaver is to have great season /
fall and winter millinery. Such hat!
trimmed heavily with velvet. Persia
satin, brocaded metallic ribbons c
. silks, will prove extremely stylish.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS