Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-12
Just a Few
Late Style TIPS

Silk.and.wool crepes are promised
Tor the fall.
" new mesh yelling Is called the
Taupe is and promises to be The
favorite gray tint.
Plain skirts are made with plated
inserts.
Black MORE coats continue in Il
The simplest styles Of coats are
the most favored
!Buttoned sandals with bracelet
straps are the latest.
Elack and white lace hats possess
great deal Of charm.
Tailored suits are made of checked
woods and gabardines. in blue, sand
color and beige.
W1de.brimmed hats make q soften.
ing shade for faces which have lost
their, first freshness.
Navy blue charmeuse capes lined
with white are much In vogue.
The te~te-de-negre shade Of brown
y much seen in veilings to be worn
with black or brown hats.
On hats Of black velvet aigrettes
are used to give the necessary note
Of airiness.
a few women are wearing the tight
fitting tlrban Of silk with jeweled
ornaments closely sewn to 1t.
Some Of the latest shoes have nat
ent leather vamps with black vest.
Ing tops, while calfskin shoes have
black cravenetted cloth tops.
Afternoon dance dresses are in
greater demand than ever.
Some Of the new pongee coats are
IN three-quarters length.
Shepherds plaid suits have big
white vests Of pique or linen.
It is said that modish colors for
the coming season will be darker
than at present.
Br0adcloths are distinctly gaining
IN favor, both for suits and capes.
Black and white stripes are most
effective.
A new brown Of a greenish bronze
shade is oddly known as rhubarb.
Tulle and lace are extensively used,
both for day and evening robes.
Braidings on capes and jackets de-.
fine the belt and applied pockets.
Flowers and berries of silver gauze
and tissue make the most charming
OF trimmings for lace hats.
The Watteau cloak is distinctly an
eighteenth century revival, even to
the ribbons crossed on the chest.
Corset,pointed and basqued cor
sages suggest that we may return to
the tight-fitting bodice before long.
Braids will probably have a great
vogue In the fall; they seem SO inc.
vitality associated with broadcloths.
Some Of the prettiest taffetas are
OF the Vatican type in which old
rose, dull red, salmon, old blue and
green + introduced all at once.
English motor coats are Of white
duck, made with a great many peck
ets.
Striped satin girdles are worn by
young girls, with tunic frocks.
Graceful and cool. Is q white net
gown, embroidered in blue. Z,
Blue and black remains q modish
combination.
YAdetal woven tissues are used for
many French and evening gowns.
Pettic0ats for dancing are prefer.
ably made of accordion pleated chif-
fon.
Strapless Isle or cotton vests are
2 great resource to women who dis.
like having the straps show beneath
thin blouses.
The short Harlequin coat, in satin,
is charming with serge tailor-made
gowns.
Crepe de chine Is much used for
white gowns with long accordion
plated tunics.
Clear Russian green is in great de.
mand everywhere.
Tho hair-lined and checked silks
are oil very cool and airy looking,
and will stand being made up in tall
ored styles.
Long. clinging draped robes and
flounced skirts and extremely full
double tunics are worn by slender
women.
Heavy cotton crepes imported from
Japan are always used to q certain
extent for kimonos and house dress
es.