Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-23
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The suits are in great variety
from the plain tailored suit TO the
elaborately braid and fur trimmed
suits. 9
The fur trimming On suits is very
gOod This year also the braid trim
med suits with a touch OF tur. The
chin chin collar is a novelty which
IS sure 20 prove popular. The mater.
iaIs consisting OF chiffon broadcloth,
velvet, fancy mixtures, wool popIin,
duTetyn, whipcord, garbardine, otto
man, raush, corduroy are used.
Several suits and coats worn by
The following were worth mention
ing:
green corduroy velvet coat worn
by MISS Nancy Jane Black, belted
effect aLo butlon trimmed. with
--..-> l.aL 10 match.
y navy blue velvet salt worn by
Miss Zimmerman, box style, lynx
trimmed with uicOrn black velvet
nsOC with grOsgrain bow.
A black chiffon broadcIoth suit
worn By Miss Smith. box GOAT, model
velvet banus. This suit Is a speci-
atty and favoFite with black Velet tu1
ban trimmed with coque fantasy anu
uugarian beaded band.
~ brown poplin suit velvet trimmed
fiuc1 4is vain a black velvet dress
hat rolled high IN back, trimmed in
wings, worn by Mae Love.
A handsome Lazy gaTbardme suit
box style braided in black, metallic
thread. Velvet collar and cuffs worn
by Miss trIt2 with a black velvet
nat, high bach roll trimmed with
quilts ana goa net covered flowers.
a burgundy broadcloth suit with
| beaver thinning, box effect, worn
by Maurlne butcher, with girlish
hat OF black velvet. foilIe edge trim
med in red roses and shaded velvet
foliage. This model was especially
handsome.
A novelty plaid coat, belted model,
velvet and butt ON trimmed with red
velvet charlotte corduroy hat, worn
by Miss Maxine Phlleo was pretty.
A plush coat trimmed with braid
lnyerWOYen with metallic thread,
sealrluff with a Burgundy velvet
crown nat with facing of changeable
green and burgundy silk top trimmed
IN HAT pink birds, worn by Miss kar
berg.
A dress worm by Miss Ream in sill /
blue poplin, Puritan COLLAR, princess
model with transparent sleeves.
LIttl& Miss Brockman was pretty
in a corduroy velvet coat, yoke and
belt effect with white cap al d turs.
A Copenhagen blue corduroy coat,
Uralu and button trimmed, with blach
plush hat with yarn trimmings and
gold beads, worn by Mildred Phiileo.
The suits and oVercoats displayed
ON the young mem We're Hart Shat
finer q Marx and the Styleplus makes
The overcoats for the tan and Win
ter season measure about Al inches
length and are double breasted and
can be worn either by the young
man or his elders.
Al suit three button sack suit of
black pencil stripe suiting worm by
Mr. Hagerstrom was a good looking
suit
UYercoats worm by Mr.. Stamm, a
Chesterfield oVercoat with velvet
piped cuffs and brown plaid single
breasted oVercOat worn by MIR. Bar
rett were worth mentioning.
A number oil good looking suits and
OVercoats in different materials AMI
cuts were shown which will be popu
lar this season.
Taken in adj the style show was
great success. Much credit lis Civ
en- to Mrs. Clare Confare, manager
of the Ready-to-Wear department
who had entire charge of the coats
and suits, the fitting, selection, etc,
to Miss Agnes Wallace the millinery
and Mr.. ]. B. Null. These people
had the show under their superVis-
ion and were we'll pleased with the
result of the same.
w. T. Lyle furnished the furniture
for the stage and Paul the Florist
furnished hte plants and flowers.
The Big Store is having the opening
to-day and tomorrow.
THE WHEN
Is discussed in tEis weeks AID. OF