Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

UH.'i. favor iurIuU 90. -HuU't uu
uut s,.m. o.. iuoW rUr maternal bias
Uu' rHu 10. COURSE h's uoi even
reached tH, b.Fhrs, point ~ its p"nu-
hutt DO $500 Undoubtedly be- much
uum tnr..nUuu tI" Nll but wh'th-
,r It WIl continue lu vogue during tho
winter ,..l question impossible 20 an
gwrr at t.r present time.
Tn, u.r n' chiffon tor blousrs has
Increased tremendously since Iast
,car Women have learned how
graceful tul becoming thr chiffon
ninus, i. ana huw easily Wth u blouse
mas u, Slipped over iiffrraut slips
ip make ulrHiug change. win the
pu, coat aud skirt costume This
year SOM, of tho chiffon blousce arc
u.ol over foundation of metallic bro
a.tdcs. which is wonderfully soft and
sIppI, ia, slIstcuing brncsd" OF th"
Nuiug is so rich nv Itself hat such
hlousrs need mo- WrJhcr trimmings
than IL lion %; gilt or dull silver cord
around an, neck opening and AZ the
edge of the sleeves Some umr- e
double row of tuy metal buttons is
set down the front
The ,Iaso fnr stcuoIIlng has naN in.
Nadrd the realm OF drcss. and IL IN
impossible to torcace who're u Will
end MANY OF the neW chiffon aud
thin SILKY waists for fail show stem.
cited patterns which are outlined
with beads 30 very effective style.
This trimming is really very charm.
ing ard of course. rs much more
quickly applied than the same
amount of embroidery would be.
In new ombroidcrics In rali waists
very prrtty effects have been achicy-
ed boy working big conventional flow.
ots with silk floss and filling In the
c,utcrs with colorcd chiffon or dyed
lace
Most Of the chiffon and silk blouses
have shallow lace Nokes set la the
rounded or N.shapcd decolletagc and
more and more high- honed stock
collars ave noted az the TOP og thcSr
Jokes Dutch nrcks win doubtless be
worn ~ the house. but with the tTig
good looking autumn street suit "a
high collar around tn. throat IL by
FAR the smarter.
There is a growing tendency Ia dis
card the peasant sleeve with its cling
INK shoulder line for close. fitting
sleeve set into an arms eye, and
many uf tho now slecves bell out to-
ward the lower edge Long shoulder
lines. however. VIII undoubtedly COM
tiuu" for some time to come. and
some waists SHOW shoulders EXTEND
ing several inches doWn over Vhc
arm with the sleeve set IN between
shoulder ana elbow In quaint. Old
! fashioned 1Nlr MANY ot the French
| blouscs ui lingerie material have
I long sleeves odsed with plated trllls
which tan over the hand a plctur-
| esuue but rather unildy fashion which
never finds enthusiastic favor with
women who have SONS bind of work
Co. do
tor trut-Juout wear with mOrSIng
tailored auits the sllh blous,-s with
iuuunish eut ana long sleeves are i'm.
ni'nsrly chic Thrsc biouses are made
ot washable SIR aad moicc:izcd pom
gee fabric which ls very allky ana Ius-
iruus. IhH are perfectly plain, with
% ir" IN, IS, Iu front 90 lend sufficient
luliu'ss over me bust. and mhnnish
sleeves finished with turned hack
CUTS. Tn" high turnover collar In
pinned trlmly beneath fourth. hand
tiv ot SILK
IN the early fan days tho shops at.
ways show flannel shirt waists ana
attractive flanncls by the yard Tor
Waluns up these waists Tor winter
wear. but flannel waists are really
too warm in our heated houscs Also
ih"y ere too Informal a. D., really
smart with tailored suits
Women ind the fouiards OF this
season especially charming. they af-
FORD the minimum of weight ana
warmth and Net are correct for ali
, occasions. 4 woman generally looks
Wrll dressed when wearing e figured
ipulard gown trimmod with plain.
col"r"d satin with touches OF White
1 ur ceru iH.r.
Fashion Instantly demands that the
collar and lJhot shalt corrcapond. II
~" collar s Irish lace the jubu, must
4 NOT De- 'Iuu}, coz vice yerNa What.
over one is the other must be-.
Ihr willow plume scents To Rave
( mad its day and probably will make
/ iis nnal exit with the summer.