The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-26
CAHEEN,S

That the wraps and coats OF the adj
vancng season are to be impressive af-
fairs is evident by the beautiful early
showing at Caheens which was thronged
with many yesterday eager to get
glimpse of the latest style for which
their store is so well known.
The entire store and windows was most
attractive and many handsome gowns
and suits were shown during the day.
Among the many attracting special at
tention was lovely purple cloth suit
deliberately trimmed in fur, both on the
coat and skirt.
Another smart design was of field
nc se-colored cloth with large fur collar
A suit of Copenhagen blue cloth trimmed
in fur was on display. One Of the most
popular styles and color was very dark
blue cloth with large pointed collar.
Many checked suits In three-quarter
length were seen. One of the most elabo-
rately trimmed suits was Of brown We
lour trimmed in fur. Fur edged the
collar and also ends Of the coat >hich
was beted in the back.
Green suits are also getting their share
of admiration this sea son. one of chif-
fon broadcloth trimmed in Hudson fur
was lovely. A stunning suit of dark blue
was deliberately trimmed in buttons and
was loosely caught at the walstine with
a belt.
A Burgundy cloth suit trimmed in
Hudson fur was a gorgeous model. The
gowns were among the most attractive
and stunning seen in several seasons. one
of field mouse grey trimmed in sealskin
with overskirt was greatly admired.
Among the afternoon frocks was a pale
grey chiffon, embroidered in dark blue
with a dark blue chiffon flounce, the
sleeves being three-quarter length
Another frock of black charmeuse was
made in very simple lines with large
cuffs linked with white.
MIny outing suits of wooden Jersey
were shown in different colors, a Nile
green golf suit being among the most at
tractive
A gown which can be worn for both
street and afternoon was made of dark
blue taffeta with satin stripes with TRIM
rings of Georgette crepe. The collar was
lace and the bodice was embroidered in
gold. The new shoe department at Ca
heen's this year is one of the most com
plete in the city, and they are showing
all of the latest things both for the
grown people and the misses. There. are
loads of shoes of every shade with white
tops and the steele grey ones with laces
very attractive.
Their Chestnut brown, English walking
shoes, both in black and brown and ma
hCgany colored ones.
The evening slippers makes one think
of cinderella and the glass slipper"
many being made of silver and gold
cloth. Yet the lovely black beaded ones
are still quite popular.
There can be had at this lovely shoe
shop many fancy buckles which will be
good news to many.
The hats for which this store is noted
were not disappointment and the black
velvet ones trimmed with fur are still
popular Among those most admired
were the field mouse hats made of vel
vet and faced with charmeuse to match,
with touches of MOLE
Another one was of black pan velvet,
with large black agrette trimmed in gold
lace turned up in front.
The evening dresses were shown in al.
shades, the pastel shades being most
popular, one of salmon pink taffeta with
wreath of rosebuds around the waist
which was trimmed in chiffon and gold
lace A yellow one also was lovely, being
| made over gold cloth and trimmed in
| gold lace. Touches of pink and blue
were on the bodice and rosebuds around
| the waistline.
GOLDSTEIN'S
| The fall showing of the clothing at