Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-11
LATEST CREATIONS
ON LIVING MODELS
Galaxy of Suits and Gowns Dis
played With Millinery Ideas
at Banberger's.
BY ADELlNE cARRFcK WELLS

Satisfying to the eyes and warming
10 the souls of fashions votaries is
the display of the latest conceits in
gowns and millinery as offered on
living models at /. Bamberger &
Cos, this week.
On a raised platform, before an ex
nuisite panorama of green fields and
flowing rivers, with q. hotel piazza
TO the right. and rose hung white
fences on either side twenty-five
Young women of tho perfect-thirty-
six and equally perfect .thirty-four-
miss and tairteen-yaa Junior types,
stroll nonehalantly before the eyes
If hundreds. displaying with each
nose and turn new charms of drap-
cry and trimming. Overhead are
dropping clusters OF wistaria and
rose blossoms. with cnnary birds to
add the last note Of illusion to the
scene.
Here comes a smart young woman
"a hunters green box coat with collar
az tan plaid broadcloth and tailored
skirt to match Her green hemp
sailor perks al the most correct of
angles on her @eli-colTed blonde
head. and her paIasoi is of tan linen
edged with green taffcta. Behind her
approaches = girl in II natty gown
Of old blue crepe charmeuse, with
blouse. rendered individual by a plait-
ed peplum below Il wide girdle of
flame color silk. touch of which al
so appears or the DOLLAR.
A light blue lroulcloth suit is
trimmed heavily With Bulgarian en-
brodery. The pretty girl who wears
II has on her head Il picture hat of
black hemp with heavy plumes at
the back. and knots of velvet ribbon.
striking model is of terra Gotta
charneuse with vestee of green satin.
opening to show bit Of white chiffon.
trimmed with crystel buttons. An
all-black hat sets off this costume to
advantage. Indeed, the exhibit
seems to emphasize The fact that all
black hats will lead, and, truly, no
colored chapeau could emphasize so
distinctly the daintiness of a light
summer costume.
And right on top Of this one must
pause 10 admire an exquisite creation
OF brown straw and maline, with
round, broad brim and simple trim
ming Of velvet flowers, shading from
pale gold to dark brown. This hat
accompanies coat suit of brown
brocade, a feature of which is the
three-quarter flowing sleeve. Most
sleeves. one notices, are three-quarter
or elbow length. Few long sleeves
are displayed
Draped skirts reign Supreme for the
soft, clinging materials. and modified
irapings are seen on many of the
broadcloth and serge models. Petit
coats are quite passe. Sill1en tights
have taken their place.
The prettiest girl of all presents an
exquisite picture in a San Toy coat
Of rose brocade, with girdle of Bull
garian silk caught almost at the
knee. Beneath is an anlSle-lensth
skirt of black charmeuse. With this
costume is worn Il hat of rose color
chip, adorned with & long ostrich
quill in self-tones.
A white foulard dotted in black
has pannier drapery at the back.
The skirt is split in front TO show a
chiffon plaiting. TO give the gown
character is a girlle of Nell rose silk,
tour lnCnSE Wltu- n WiIlit hAtSBOiiNe'AA
straw trimmed with tiny flowers is
worn with this. y handsome gown
Of white charmeusc has a coat of
white velvet brocade, with vest en-
hroidered in dull blue.
An evening gown of gold char
meuse has an overdress of gold
threaded blue chiffon, with an obj
bow effect in the back of the gold
satin. A sweeping paradise aigrette
is the hair ornament. Nearly hun
dred gowns, each most distinctive,
are displayed.
Not the least attractive in the
array of young women are the two
little girls, twins, whose dainty
bodies and heavy brown curls show
to decided advantage the latest
modes for Juniors.
Several hundred women visited the
display yesterday. The models will
be shown all this week. at 10 and Q
O'clock.