New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-25

decorated with jet buttons, has n.
overskirt effect, and is finished with
oiack and white girdle Of silk betting
which has sash ends. Another novelty
IN their skirts is one that has the lower
portion cut Of q Scotch plaid in blue
and green aud the top portion of navy
blue French serge. Both skirts are
most serviceable and in the best Of
taste.
At the;.. Bee: Hive one may see q
wealth of the lighter silks on display
and very beautiful they are. The
lowered foulards in Holland blues,
heseda greens, and tans, Charmeuse
and brocaded crepe di chine form
bewildering array and one must know
just whas she wants or she will be
quite carried away by the displayo
colors and fabrics. Rampoer Chuddah
is new cloth in silk and wool for
dresses and Bedford Cords are
popular for suitings.
One OF the best suits shown at the
Bee Hive was made of Holland blue
honeycomb cloth, lined with messaline
to match. The jacket was of the
modlsh cut and was ornamented with
silk braid and lraped collar Off
Roman striped silk with girdle to
m atch. The buttons matched this
silk The skirt had the draped over
skirt. A misses suit was developed
in two materials, copenhagen blue
jacket and the top part of the skirt to
match while the cuffs and lower part
OF the skirt were OF cream serge barred
with fine stripes of blue. The material
was whipcord the jacket was very
plain and made with the Oriental
sleeves.
One of the newest suits shown at o.
tomeyer's was developed in light
Tango, almost orange in hue, in q
fancy crepe which is one OF the new
weaves. The coat is short but not ex-
IRENE in cut as the back is plain round
sloping up to V-shaped opening at
the waistline in front. The front is
very plain and the straight line under
the arms is one of the features of the
coat. The raglan sleeves are finished
at the wrist with turn back cuff of
black satin bordered on the top side
with an inch and half band of Persi-
an brocade in orange, green and blue
shades. The turn down collar is also
Of the black satin with narrow reveres
In front of the same but the collar has
the Persian edge while the reveres
have not. The coat is lined with q
rich, bright tango shade OF soft MESA
line. The fastening is a single round,
cloth covered button at the waist line
and across the waist line at the back
is two inch belt fastened with four
smaller round buttons. The fullness
required over the bust is secured by
means of q fat, graduated plat ex-.
tending from bust to shoulder, widest
at the top, similar to dart in effect.
The skirt is q one-piece affair with
seam up the middle of the back. It
is quite long and has no fullness any
where except in two rippled bands rum
ming straight around the thighs, sewed
on at the top and aaring at the bot
tom. While the color is most striking,
the cut is so conservative compared
with some of the models that the suit
is really one of the best stocked.
An exquisite summer coat shown at
the same shop is one in wistaria MORE
lined with the softest and purest of
white messaline. The coat is IN the Sc
inch length and will be Just the thing
for wear over delicate summer gowns
when slight warmth is required. The
cut and style of the garment are all
new and are so beautiful and graceful
that it must please the most exacting.
AT the back there is a deep yoke
slightly gathered into nine inch belt
which extends across the back to the
underarms. There it is joined under
a row of small, moire.covered buttons
to the fronts of the coat which extend
around the lower side of the belt to
form the skirt which has only very
moderate flare. The fronts are very
plain and extend to the front line OF
the shoulders where they meet the back
yoke which is also extended to form
the kimona sleeves. The neck is
finished with q standing box-plaited