El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

most unique and altogether fascinat-
ing. With them have come vests,
draped skirts, low cut biouses, and
coats of greater length than those
worn during midsummer. The seasons
wraps are worthy of much mention, as
a well cut coat or wrap covers much
Indifferent dressing and imparts an ap-
pearance of grace and style greatly 10
be desired In planning fall outfit,
jackets for every occasion must be con-
sidered. It is the conscientious duty
of every woman that these be as at
tractive and modish as possible, and
that the style of jacket be suited to
her own particular needs. A wrap of
wonderful beauty and charm is Illus
trated in the first figure, worn over a
gown of gray crepe de Chine. The
wrap was fashioned from an uncut
shawl, which had an attractive edge
of fringe, and is artistically draped at
the centerback to simulate hood The
opposite sides form the sleeves. The
material is turned back, rever style, at
the neck, to show the lining, and at
the lower edge to simulate band
This style Of wrap IS equally suitable
for afternoon wear, dependent only on
the kind Of shawl brought forth from
the family chest of heirlOOms. But it
is not necessary to first have the shawl
in order to have the wrap, for it is
equally attractive made of broadclOth,
velour de laine or velvet, as these fab
RIGS are among the most fashionable
Of the season. The velours are partic-
ularIy lovely and as supple as suede.
Velvet, too, smooth, plant and very
charming in its wrap and Wool with
a surface sheen like satin, is much used
There are also the wool pushes, new
soft. rough faced materials, delightful
" warm and comfortable, without I'M
due weight. These, in shades of tan,
blue, brown and white, will be equally
popular. But of methods of develop
ment there is no end. Nor is it posi-
BILE to say which will be most fashion
able There is the long three quarter
length coat, with gOdet skirt section
ripping away from a halffitted waist
line. 1t has a vest which extends low
in front. The half length cutaWay
coat will hold its own this season, and
will have besides the charming addi-
ton of a vest The three piece suit
will remain popular, particularly for
afternoon functions, receptions, and
other social affairs. For these broad
cloth and satin brocade will be most in
favor. The jackets will be long, reach
ing below the hips, and cutaway. Vests
of white broadcloth will accompany
broadcloth suits, while those of white
satin will be worn with satin suits.
There is also another style quite dis
tinctive in appearance, and which Is
distinctly becoming to the woman
is the long, cutaWay coat on severe
lines fastened at the breast with a
single ornamental buckle of jade, jet
or braid. The most striking feature
of this garment is the vest, which
reaches from the colIarline to four
inches below the belt, where it termin-
ates in two points. The vest is single
breasted, and fastened with ball but
tons covered with material like the
vest. A girdle of velvet similar in tone
to the coat is brought over the vest at
the Waistline. It has one end, which
hangs free extending below the coat.
For street and serYiceable wear Bal
kan and Russian coat styles remain
smart, particularly for the woman OF
youthful lines, and for the young girl,
who has adopted it with enthusiasm.
There are also, for the youthful figure,
smart little coates, some on Elton, 9TH
ers on square hip lines; some with
setin sleeves, others with sleeves and