Evening journal., 1914-07-13
LATEST FASHION NOTES
FROM THE FASHION CENTERS

edged with plated net while the
girdle and shaped band a little below
the waist line were Of the gabardine
which, almost needless 10 say, was Of
the light weight silk sort especially
designed for summer wear The
same costume might be developed in
taffeta IN place Of the gabardine. The
essential features are the long, slightly
shaped tunic and the over-hlouse laid
IN close fun plaits together with the
sleeveless bodice and faille collar.
One Of the smartest costumes
showing the favorite Roman stripes
was Of silk and wool material com
bined with dark prune oolored taFets-
The stripes made the under skirt and
rather elose-fittipg bodice showing
long pkain sleeves and tho tatfeta the
extremely deep straight gathered tunio
and wide girdle that extends quite 10
the bust line and teruinatsdihn sash
ends at the back. The lower edge Of
the skirt, the edges Of the tunic, sIeeves
and girdle were all finished With friIIs
Of the tndeta and the Medid collar
vus Of white piqu6.
One Of the newest ooSt1nnnssthnta,ss
reached these shores from across the
aea is Of pale dove oolored gabardina.
a shade and q material among the
smartest to be seen. and 4 combines
an accordion plated skirt With a long
redingote that is the very latest cry
Of fashion and which Is clained 10 bs
the herald Of redingots styles for the
autumn. The coat In this instance 4
cut OF at the waist line in front,
heightened abruptly At the sides sone-
what after the manner Of a mans
evening suit while at the back L
reaches almost to the edge of the skirt.
The genuine mediaeval basoues
with Hounoed skirts are meeting with
ready favor and are extremely attract
I've when the basque is not too severe.
A rather handsome model exploited
recently shows a close-ftting BASQUE
or reVhat was once called a jersey. Of
hlet lace over a foundation Of black
satin while the two deep Aounces that
form the skirt are Of Malines lace and
there is a sash Of black arranged
between the two while the neck o
, the oorsage is made square oves-.
chemisette Of white organdie that /.
cut to form a deep V and this V /,
finished with a ruche Of black tulle
and black tulle as a neck finish is one
Of the new and interesting features
Of recent models
The shirt b cut N two portions and
when the fare is wanted, wedge
shaped pieces arc inserted at the
side seams. II the plain narrow skirt
is wanted, the seams are stitched for
the entire length. The pockets, too.
are optional, although almost every
woman viii be glad to welcome them.
For general summer wear, linen
eponge is one Of tho best possible
materials but Il b easy 10 think q
this skirt made Of serge oragabapdins
for travelling and occasions of the
sort or from plain linen or eahtea on
any similar material In tho back
view, the gown 4 shown meds of
white linen with trimy-'ins Of apple
green, making Vsry daautNe sum-
merlike effect.
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS
sIsI Blouse with Tuuio for bfbaesend
Small Women, rs and Te years.
soe4 one-Piecs Peg Top Skirt tor
Misses and Small Women. I6 and IS
yearA
e74s Kimono BLOUSE FOR Misses and
Small Women, IS and rs years.
eIsI one-Piece Skirt with Tur3o FOR
Misses and Small Women. rs and rs
years.
sI4o Cutaway Coat for Misses and
Small Women, I6 and rs years.
sIos One-Pieoe Peg Top Skirt for
Misses and Small Women. I6 and
Is years.
sI57 Blouse for Misses and Small
Women, I6 and rs years.
s7oI Two-Piece Flounced Skirt for
Misses and Small Women. 10 and IS
years.
7ooo Gathered Blouse, "a to a bust.
s76s One-Pieee Draped Skirt, "a to 80
waist.
s7ss Waist with Yoke and Sleeves in
One, "a to 40 bust.
s7sI Two-Piece Skirt, a TO 80 waist.
s774 Fancy Blouse, "a to 40 bust.
s77o one-Pieoe Skirt, "a to 80 waist.
s776 Kimono Coat, "a to AZ bust.
s773 Two-Piece Skirt, "a to so waist.
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