Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02

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mentioned.
Velvet Costumes tho "cF"e15i
each and eveTy30a@ GahJbslw1aanH
the latest cry, whatever It may Z, be,
whether. of frock. cloak. furs, hat, or
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see one must attend strictly to busi-
ness and not allow ones attenk.q1 s91
wander.
-, !, Just now velvet costumes with furs
/ akSf almost udabeSrsa1, IA6A L althQhkh1
many Of tha- farmar- ara black thsre.
are numbers to be seen In other col
:, &rs. r.pahliafJs hating 9 gqeat vogue
-t}A@9 are Eatain EtS)e3 y gray shd
brown. Any number Of red costumes,
too, are to be seen. but these are gen
orally made Of ratine, or velMt ffgl
laine, instead Of velvet. Simple AheSS1
prevail. especially for 1ys1yetts,, q many lsal7
showing redingote effects, Which are,
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was worn by Nine. SSfSa And 'waS d.
deep violet velvet. SO dark as to look
bfaeEI ID ce}tain lights. In the back
1t showed an unbroken line from the
cQllaEa to the marrow band Or skunk
about the hem. the waist being drawn
II gently to the HgIirS.. oifiri,y Jtfst'
Enough to give 1t a slight curve. The
front of the gown was little draped
from the right side to the left. and the
bkirt posBidh 1asteEsdoftpe hfh with,
several $ahaal ~.rhSsentefxea1S S6ttohsl
Ind loops. The remainder of the skirt
WAS quite plain. with a fur band at
the bottom9 Ii<}llsIGhI 12QrIl
The bodice was soft bookings that
enect being given it by large rsvkrs
bf white satin that were unlYned and
by tho blouse, beneaths which Was q
mass of creamy lace ruffles and pufs
bfsAille.l The neck OF this blouse was
rounded. and, In. Front there was q
crush bow OF black satin, with short
ends that fell among the lace ruafles..
Newest Of Russian Blouses.
Another costume seen on the same
occasion was totally different In,
style, and Just as fashionable, as this
exemplified the newest Of the Russian
blouses. The, material was striped
velvet Of two shades Of gray. both
dark and Of warm. rich tint. The
skirt was narrow and showed tiny
band OF plain gray satin on the left
side. which was partly covered by but
tons and loops on the velvet skirt.
The coat was long In the skirt half
and short WASTED. the fastening be-
hng far on the left side. under a stun
ming buckle OF dull gold.
The neck of the coat was finished
with a rounded collar Of satin. which
was slightly pointed at the throat
and showed a second collar OF velvet.
with sharply pointed revers. The
sleeves were long and close, and from
wrists to elbows they were fastened
with buttons and loops to match the
skirt.
The belt was feature OF the
blouse. being of satin laid in many
folds and fully four or five inches
wide. These 1Yide belts worn on
Russian blouses are new and give IN
Ientirely diRsreAt Look 10 the garm ent
from those worn last season.
Some of the red ratjnes are delight
Iful, especially when worn with gray
sfurs or gray and white combined.
This color is generally made strictly
tailored, but there Is a good deal OF
variety shown In the cut of the coats
and EUme m tlie sKYfts. F0ftunAt9Ty
wa 'Htffu1st'