Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-20


Much Variety In Both Design and
Materials-styIes 10 Satisfy Every
Demand Rough-Finished Fabrics
Preferred for the streef-Crepes.
soft Satin and SILK and Wool for
Within Doors-Checks and PIaids
10 BE Fashionable - Some New
Models observation-disclosures Notes.
Every change of seasons excites
more or less interest in new fashions,
but the autumn somewhat more, for
the summer is likely to have depleted
the wardrobe and made new costumes
necessity as we'll as pleasure This
season there is so much variety and
SO much that is beautiful offered both
in style and materials that # is easy
to satisfy every demand. For the
street, rough-finished fabrics are
given the preference, and a great
many woods are woven In velour
finish. while silk velvets will be ex-
tensively used. Within doors, all the
crepes and soft satins are essentially
smart, and there are wonderfully
beautiful broche fabrics that combine
silk with wool. Bulgarian influences
have not yet spent themselves, and
there will be note of bright and
even barbaric color found in many
costumes, and the sash that is wound
around the figure is to be extensively
worn. Checks and plaids are to be
fashionable, and real Scotch plaid will
be largely used as trimming for plain
colors. There are great many silks
In Oriental and semi-Oriental colors,
too, that make attractive accessories.
Round and slightly open necks con-
tinue to be the favorites, and sleeve
lengths allow absolute freedom of
choice.
The long lose coat makes an
exceedingly practical as well as
fashionable garment. It Is somewhat
novel in the making. the side portions
being short while the front portions
are extended to lap over them and
form pockets The model Is an excel
lent one for general wear, also for
motoring and travelling. AS it can be
rolled open to form revers or buttoned
up tightly about the neck, it suits all
weathers AS shown here, Ii Is made
of one of the new striped materials,
combining rough with plain surface,
and the trimming is plain cloth. The
new checkings include various fabrics
and some extremely handsome ones,
among them striped velours that are
exceedingly rich in effect. All brown,
tan and mahogany shades are in the
height Of style and they make ideal
colors for the coat of hard wear.
The one-piece or semi princess
gown Is an undoubted favorite for in
door wear and for street wear beneath
the topcoat that is likely to be SO
much used. One shows a little
vest with the pointed portion
below the belt that is to be found in
Of nd ~ -
models. AS shown here, it is made
from silk eponge in taupe shade and
the trimming portions are of silk in
Bulgarian colors. The skirt is made in
three pieces, but includes a little panel
ct the front that is novel. For such a
gown can be used crepe, either silk or
silk and wool, messaline charmeuee
satin. and, for simpler needs, the line
French serge that is such a standby,
with almost any pretty contrasting
color for the collar and vest. In this
case the panel is made of matching
silk, but 1t could be of the trimming
material with good effect. Almost any
clever woman can copy a design in
different ways. The panel of this one
is especially susceptible of variation.
Blue serge with trimming of Scotch
plaid surah would make handsome
gown and one In the height of style.
Draped skirts are all-important.
Some of the newest are drawn right
up at the front, but drapery of all
sorts is in vogue and, since all the
fashionable materials are soft and
p1iable, they make an excellent effect
The little girls dress is treated
in two quite different ways.
1t will be found appropriate for al
most any fashionable material, the
simple childlike silks and wool fab
RIGS that are shown in exquisite col
ors and numberless novelties that it
is difficult to mention. The skirt is
made in four pieces with the edges
overlapped. The little guimpe portion
is essentially dainty. In one of the
pictures it Is shown made of all-over
lace and, in the other, of muslin with
strips of insertion. 1t would be pretty
made of dotted swiss muslin or of
chiffon if the material of the dress al
lows it's use.
In spite of its very dressy and even