Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-22

finish, and this adds 20 the warmth
% these new WOODEN frocks
Models IN corduroy and 10 velvet
similar 20 those 90 wool and about
as warm are shown by the Importer
and ar charming for street wear
or s'eamless houses More practo-
cal than ihealll wool frock Is the
model Ia SILK or wool and silk or
WOOL and chiffon Charmeuse Is
more than ever used for the general
Utility one-pisce frock and for the
dressiesi models too The crepes
particularly crepe de chene. and
some OF the weayes with crinkley or
rather rough surfaces but firm text.
1rs are liked for the purpose too
and groeAe or jacquard weaves In
crepe and Kindred materials are ex-
'rsmely modish
Soft coIored silks. not the firm
heavy ottoman or bengaline class. but
10 crepe texiurees and lightweight
cord. such az the oie De- cheval
make up admirably for the informal
little frock
Black relieved by white or by col
or is extremely popular once more.
Much baby lamb cloth In black Is
being made up for dressy two-piece
and three-piece costumes and yari-
1us other black cloths. including the
ius'rous and supple broadcloths. are
sol for both frocks and suits
Many handsome black costumes
nave collars or collars and waits
coats o' white satin. embroidered or
not embroidered as the case may be-
OFTEN a black velvet coat goes with
FL irock or ckirt Of black cloth or OF
..ack satin and the idea is good
one, Tor such coat may be- made
.' 10 DUTY as % drossy separate coat
n u is designed with a view 10 such
service
Nehy few separate blouses are
worn with street suits. The upper
Part of the corsage Is usually of
white chiffon, and the lower par,
matches the skirt The few blouses I
hai are worn are developed IN
White
Long dress sleeves are fashionable /
When made OF chiffon. they are us
ially shirred into cuffs When made .
II hrocade Of catin. or Of velvet,
hes are very tight and shapely and .
leQuently are bor1crsd with fur
SOME sleeves show fullness above tho
'lbow IN the shape of shirred or plat
d puffs Many dress sleeves are
till made with a combination OF two
materials The lower part is OF lace
" chiffon. which Is fulled into long
houlder OF cloth or silk, and gath I.
red 20 tho hand by narrow band. 4
"iow which hangs frlll of the net
Others, made in this same combi-
alton OF net and cloth. are long and
.t'ei tightly 20 the arm. The lace
nder portion runs mp in a deep
oint above the elbow over the cloth
art Of the sleeves. Usually this
lyle OF sleeve is developed in dark I
10th with some bright touch of col
= in the form OF a printed velvet.
rocaded chiffon or lace.
Many Jackets are knee length cut
WAYS, although other smart models
ang in perfectly straight lines from
l' shoulder 10 bout four inches
Glow the hips. both back and front.
ollars and jackets are OF two DIFF
'rent types. high. standing. turn
yer collars OF fur or velvet. cut in
road pointed ends. which extend
no quite 10 the shoulder. or de Med
2 ruffs with slightly derollete
'onts filled in by yokes and high.
anding inner collars OF net.
Sleeves Of Jackets are long and
'mparatiyely tight. though In some
slight fullness from below the ell
oW allows TIE sleeve 20 extend in ,
airing cuff over the hand from be-
cath a narrow cloth or leather band
s'ened snuely az the wrist with 4
ore or less ornamental buckle
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