Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-14

W niiOt tho most HUUHfrN If.Nt dress.
maker boa Europe among tho great
hou.Ds has just given Cd priy.t" Upcu-
INK pi winter costumes Cor the benefit
oi hundreds OF American buyers Iu
Paris Fnr th, nru tim, BOO tu, .ll
Ger OF this celebrated nous, there
0oro sensational gowns $50 one BOO
that world has talked of much oIay
sine,
That Worth. ut 400 mon. .huuId IoIu
the procession OF scusltionoIsts Inns.
caused not only anxiety but deep
tho.-ul 300 those who aro interested
iu fashions as % mart of the worlds
serious movements
Anne Eltcnhousr, telling tu, ula
100 thu New YORK Time. SAYS
Worth could never make anything
really coarse, % isn't Boa The blood. ITO
c"uldn' possibly be- vulgar. like many
uthrrH. Tor his intellectual equipment
would keep him always on the high
peaks OF fashion, but Ia his new
Eowns Do shows decidedly that be- has
broken down many cot tho barriers
which hr has kept up l.ucc the empire
against Hll ousIuughta
HIS skirts are extremely narrow
You could not ask him 60 make them
vide. FOR that would put him among
iho uutlaudrrs. bat one can scarcely
step ga them 10 YOU think that the
skirts ot tho last two seasons have
been narrow. wait until you see tho
new ones. 1 can hear yuu say Well
.ua won't weir them And
answer that the French say They arc
th" ones VINO do
However. that Is not the question.
[ We are considering Wurth's Wow OF
tho nov fashions aud tho times boy
/ hIs acts. Some OF his evening gowns
Z are less than yard vide ana are
| slash-d lon front Tor az least six
inches so that one may move along
, somehow
The Transparent Gowns.
Added tu that. be- SHOWS Quo or two
models that are transparent 20 tho
b knees cabot introduced uis idea last
yr.r and everyone thought IL was de-
cidodly cheap and tawdry Co attract at
/ trnuun Hy ourntali1ius a. gown in this
! method but Worth showed ono of
| his best models with this attraction or
/ dctracuuu
"It is quite true that he did not
b show moro Than two oi this fashion.
[ while SOME ot the other houses arc
/ going Boo strong Tor 10, hut hc certainly
! sountououCod 10 b., doing ID at oll.
/ Worth iH too arynt 1u orust Co force
! ouy popular style ou his special ellen
! lrlc, and hy Says that ho will make
y gowns according to the wishes uf his
patrons hut that the times tho pub
lia and tho buyers demand gowns TINT
/ .rr sensational bud that uis costumes
/ are really lag,bl.h, Boo comparison 70
4 tHy host uf others.
+ when sou order gown for your
s,Ii and not from Ir models. co., o.
tuu prefer tho model modified YOU
uHN, mot uuH Murtu.s taste but his
Upurt ut your disposal hut this does
NOT alter th, crude fact TINT tho
American buyers who gather,N from
every pant of our continent certainly
opened their eyes aud g1spcd as the
parade ui muuupuuius began In tho
white and silver rooms on The Hue do
lo PaN at the house OF Worth.
/ paul Poirors artistic old palace on
the Avenue dAnuu has long been
called the house of mlrth because OF
as cccrntri.itios but PoTct like
many other apostles. has lived 60 hear
himself spoKcu ot as sane ana sound
compared Co his followers
ny tho way. Harry Lehr and his
wife. who was Miss DrcNvl Of Phila-
drlphiu. were It WORMS chat duy cr-
d,rlng Gowns. A. least she was doing
IL. fur She abidrs bv his taste, which
it worth iH correctly reported, is snid
90 br the equal ot amy grcat dress art
bose leo paris. ~ is often slld ct him
over h,rr that hHd uc elected 60 go
INTO tho business of designing with
Poirot, PalWn Duuc,t ana Worth. inc
stead of going into the wine business.
hc could hlyo been ono of tho great
ones.
Their bost decision was r. splendid
gown of black hrooadc. in which WAS
woven "a solid design in old silver The
narrow skirt was plain with that rid
iHulous short train that bohs behind
she heels and the short bodice was
OF white tullc Nth silver,
Angel SiceXos shown.
The narrow skirts are not new,