Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
Everywhere the Long Sleeve Prevails Coquett;sh Little
Revers Break the Severity of Tailored Models
Lace Over B]o,ses for the Matinee Girl

small old red silk buttons set I'D the
outer side.
Chiffon Biouses Have Not Lost Favor
There is something about the chif-
ION blouse that makes II dear to the
heart OF woman, for special. occasions
when no other fabric quite fills the
need; and chiffon waists OF all sorts
bid fair to hold their own this fall
with the satins, crepe de chimes, Iaces,
and other blouse materials intended
Tor special wear. Two very pretty
new chiffon blouses are illustrated
today and each IL a French model, Sc
iected because Of its modish and at
the same time practical features.
Both OF these chiffon blouses come
under the head Of dressy, or ceremo-
NOUS. belongings, though one has long
sleeves and the other sleeves just be-
low the elbow. The long sleeved
model is built of navy blue chiffon en-
broidered in blue with touches Of vivid
orange--a very fashionabl shade by
the way, just now. The embroidery
strays over the top of the blouse and
down, the turned back revers. The
upper part OF the sleeve. in reality part
OF the blouse for the sleeve Is set on
the blue and orange embroidery. The
revers. turning back from narrow
vest are extremely modish in shape
and style. and the narrow vest is
made of A strip of amber beaded
banding, this banding forming also
the collar and narrow cuff Strips OF
the banding are laid on the cream net
foundation and show through the
front Of the blouse, appearing to out
line the motifs of embroidery. Little
frills of cream white chiffon finish the
collar and neck very daintily, though
short, plump woman would do wise
ly to omit these little frills which are
rather hard to wear succe FULLY.
The other blouse is more ambi-
tious affair and Ia made of black and
white chiffon and gold embroidered
satin applique motifs. A broad girdle
OF black satin apparently holds the
lighter fabrics together and gives the
blouse very trim lines at the waist,
This blouse--a Bechoff David model
was designed for early autumn wear
with a suit Of very dark gray fabric.
Bechof David Is determined to bring
back the small waisted effect and all
the new models from this house show |
trimmer lines about the waist than |
have been favored for some time. This |
black and white blouse with its
touches Of gold Is charming with the |
dark gray suit and the costume as
worn by mannequin at Bechofr Da-
vid's was accompanied by a big hat of
dark gray velour with one black
plume and another of an indescrib-
able shade Of pomegranate red. The
boots worn with the costume were of
dull calf with buttoned tops of the
Same leather inconspicuous vet
smsrt boots that are much in favor
now after an epidemic Of feverishly
gay footwear.
Laco blouse and Blouse Trimmjnxs.
Now that women have become ac-
,ustomed again to the sharp contrast
u dark skirts with white blouses, lace
Ind net waists for afternoon wear are
coming into their own. Beautiful
'louses OF Colbert and Swiss embroid-
ny OF the finest character are also
'een among the models intended for
matinee and afternoon tea occasions.
4 lovely blouse. noted the other day
It the Ritz. was ordinary fine Swiss
In one Of the English eye
OF patterns, tho embroidery having
,een dipped" in some simple bath
nat made 1t q deep bun tone. II was
trimmed with little amber buttons and
4 the front Of the high stock collar