The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
LATEST THING IN LADIES'
SUITS, CLOAKS AND MILL
merry SHOWN BY ENTER
PRISING BUSINESS FIRMS
AT HUREE THEATRE
Cakes Bros, Caldwell Dry Goods
Company, Mrs. Gilgan-Sarchet and
Miss Walling Contribute to Show
Assistance Rendered by Huree
Theatre, Colonial and Palm-Big
Attendance Both Evenings-Beauti-
full Models Show Gowns.

ful MOdelS SnOW Towns.
Once again Caldwell has broken
into the metropolitan ring, this time
by putting on a real, up-to-date style
show with a full program of fashion
movies and some novel extras thrown
in for good measure. That this meth
cd of enlisting the interest of the pub
lie in the variety and smartness of
Caldwelps ready-to-wear clothing was
successful was proven by the capacity
houses which greeted the two even
ings' performances at the Huree,
Monday and Tuesday of this week
Cakes Millinery and Suit Depart
ments, the Caldwell Dry Goods Co.,
The Vogue, and Mrs. Gilgan
Sarchet's Millinery were the chief
demonstrators, and the fact that
the models were all representative,
we'll known Caldwell ladies added in
terest to the show and brought out an
enthusiastic following of admirers for
each.
The fashion parade began at 81
O'Clock, being the meat in a movie
sandwich, bounded on either side by
photoplays which began at the usual
time-7:30, and closed at 10 o'clock
plus.
The eight models began their
promenade in natty street costumes,
the firms alternating in their displays.
Smart boots and hats either harmon
izing or contrasting with the general
color scheme of the costume, every
smallest detail of feminine good dress
ing was emphasized with a deliberate
,,,I;ch tbrao n
divert the attention of the audience
Pronounced Special Features.
The newest fall and winter street
suits showed some pronounced special
features in common. The skirts meet
the high boots in sensible, comfortable
walking length, and the fullness is
effected either by flare cut or by a
skillful arrangements of pleats. The
Jackets are decidedly longer than last
years wear, and either close or semi
fitting, and show wide variety in the
shape of collars and cuffs. Plain cloth
in dark, rich colors seems to hold a
decided preference over mixtures IN
rough textures so popular last season,
though some charming models iii the
latter class were shown.
- The suit display was followed by
coats for winter wear-coats of every
cut, cloth and color found in the most
exclusive fashion catalogues of the far
east The garments are real winter
comfort givers, being almost skirt
length, with wide, high, close fitting
collars, with a generous flare to the
skirt, the fullness being sometimes
confined by belt, while on other
models its long lines were undis-
turbed.
Millinery Crowns Model
Each costume was climaxed by
hat in keeping with its purpose ant
general tone. While the turban an(
close fitting head ornament is still II
good form for street wear, decided
preference was shown for the large
shapes, many Of them of the picture
variety. Velvet covered shapes in tn
dark, rich shades, with decided pref
erence for metal lace garniture is th'
proper thing in trimmings which are
scanty feature of the seasons foiblc
in millinery.
One of the extras shown in coat
dom wa S a genuine Hudson seal-skir
garment from the Gordon-tcrguso
Co, of St. Paul, sent at the request
Cakes Bros, in connection with the,
regular shipment OF furs especially 10
the style show. The coat was SHIN
mering length of elegance, cut on tn
simplest lines with no attempt at OF
namcntation and no need Tor It,
lining was of rich brocaded satin !
heliotrope, and this color note wa
prcttily accentuated in the trimming
on the wide black velvet hat $looo,
was casually named as the inVoic
price. No bide were made on IL
garment.
The array of afternoon and cvcnin
gowns was as bewildering as 1t WI
pretty. The princess is still favori
style. Grapes, panniers, tunics and
general fullness mark the skirts, viii
the bodices are close fitting, COLA
flare widely and sleeves manifest
disposition to do as they please
length and cut. Among these charm
ing creations space can be given
but two special descriptions. Oak
Bros. showed dainty evening gov
in pale blue messaline with close II
ting bodice and full skirt with tun
of tulle edged with ribbon a sha'
darker than the body of the gov
The hoop effect in the tunic. W
marked by the introduction OF til
pink roses at stated intervals. lar
picture hat in black added the need
contrast One of the prettiest OF t
Caldwell Dry Goods Co.'S gowns
one in shell pink eros de Iona
Both the fancy blouse and the pa