Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

EXT to the new fall hat, in inn
portance, comes the new fall
blouse. Any woman can make
last years tailored suit do
provided its lines are passable and its
color unfaded-but last years blouse
IL hopeless, especially this fall when
the new blouses are SO distinctly new
and different from anything in the
blouse line worn for many seasons.
In the first place. every blouse that
10 born to grace a tailored suit now
has long sleeves. There are scores of
pretty waists. intended for indoor or
matinee wear which have the more
coQuettish elbow sleeve, but all suit"
blouses are austerely prim in their
simple. straight lines. long, closely
hitting sleeves and chokingly high COL
lars. One says chokingly high with
out exa8geration. for the fall collars
are anairs OF torture to women with
short and even medium necks OF
course the woman with a long, slender
throat can wear them with comfort,
ana she Is at her best in them, but
after tvelvemonth OF Dutch necked
oodices most women are grooming do
lorously over the new high neckwear
though OF course one wears II, be-
cause it--and only its now the
fashion. slipping blissfuly into an
agreeable Dutch necked waist Of last
year the moment one Is safely within
tho kindly confines OF home.
Tailored and Dressy Blouses Utterly
Different.
There is a very sharp line Of de-
marcation drawn between the tailored
blouse intended for veryday wear
with the wool coat suit and the CAV
and festive blouse which will grace a
matinee or some other special occa-
sion. The tailored blouse is often
ouilt OF very rich material. like crepe
DC chine, charmeuse or even chiffon
Out II Is exceedingly simple in line
and its simplicity is broken only by
pieats or tucks, rows of buttons md
perhaps a jauntily knotted necktie or
. pair Of foolish little revers which
are obviously added only for garniture
ana to rescue the blouse from the sus-
picion of being a shirt" intended for
athletic wear. For instance. there are
tailored blouses of white satin, heavily
stitched and having large armholes
and long sleeves finished with turned
back cuffs. side by side with white
Six shirts made in exactly the same
''Ae-"A'VS' 0ASept-hHu mere Is the inn
portant detail-that the tailored satin
blouse has two infinitesimal reyers Of
old blue silk and its rows of glass hut
tons are sewed on with blue twist IN
match, while the silk shirt has a man
nish turnover collar fastened down
with two little white buttons over a
smart four-in-han tie.
There are also tucked chiffon
olouses which look much like the
tucked satin one save that the tucked
chinon IL mounted over coarse net |
ana cerise or emerald green satin rib |
bons are introduced cunninely be-
tween the net and the tucked chiffon |
to make chic bit Of color. Such a |
blouse 10 illustrated in a long sleeve |
model Of brown chiffon, tucked all the
way across and mounted over deem |
ecru net. From shoulder to waistline
~ front and back run two broad
strips OF very soft messaline ribbon IN
rich shade Of old red and there are
two small revers Of the red messaline
turning back from . V-shaped woke
o. almost transparent net. Across
the top Of the yoke at It's juncturs
with . tall bonsd net stock, 10 set q
pssky little bow Of the old red messa-
line. This blouse has long sleeves
Dof0ed st the wrist, - 20 many Of the
49, s'aAvas are anA eaashAd with SIX