Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
Alpaca and Mohair Frocks for Trotter w ear In Sep
tember - Touches Of Fur Appear On Late Au-
gust Models Olive Green and Gold FASH
ionable Combination Embroidered
Motifs for Trimming.
Motifs for Trimming.

Is a poverty stricken soul indeed
who may not indulge in new
frock when summer merges into
y fall. Even one charming new
costume gives one a revived feeling
at this season when all feminine in
terest Is turning from half passe-or
entirely passe-summer frocks to the
interesting new models for autumn
wear. 1t Is the season of seasons for
a new frock and such n frock counts
for vastly more Just now than half
dozen frocks later on when everybody
Is coming out in new toggery.
Cheruit, always to be relied upon
for the delectable little demi-saison
frock that shall set the feminine world
a-fiutter, has not disappointed her
clientele this year. Cheruit's pretty
frock-like all tho models of this
couturier, eXquistely ladylike--is of
navy blue serge with "A pleated skirt
Just short of the ankle and revealing
the prettiest part OF the foot--its in
step and the slender ankle buttoned
neatly In a smart boot. over this
pleated skirt Is very full ripple
overskirt attached 20 the bodice only
with a cordng and dividing Mt either
side OF the front to form a panel
effect in line with the double row of
buttons which give the bodice a
double breasted suggestion. The rip
pie overskirt Is lined with white satin
and the bell sleeves have rolled back
cuffs of the white satin and a row
OF the buttons-white and blue but
tons---up the outer side of the sleeve.
hvno taI
rolled shawl collar, not very wide, Of
The white satin. A delicious little
frock this. in Cheruits best tailored
style and with youthful chic and
dash that is Irresistible.
Jennys Onc-Picce Frock.
Jenny has new between season
frock too. a one-piece frock of quite
the neck opening like a MILDLY blouse
and then the waistline is drawn in by
a narrow velvet sash drawn through
FLASHED openings. The skirt spreads
voluminously and is pleated closely at
the waistband and is of course cut
separately from the bodice, also pleat-
ed. for so much material could never
be hung from the shoulders without
bulkiness. The couturiers still advo-
cate facing of stiffening fabric with
in the skirt hem and tunic hem. and
under certain types of hip draperies.
pockets and the like. The olive green
silk and chiffon frock pictured. with
elaborate drapery over the hips is dis
tended by pleatings of stiffening, laid
over the silk skirt and under the
looped up drapery. This charming
frock, by Klein, is of olive green faille
matinee silk with chiffon bodice in
the same shade, over an under-bodice
Of flesh -colored faille matinee. There
IL also a Breton apron of the chiffon
embroidered in bands with dull gold
thread. Olive green and dull gold
form a color scheme very fashionable
with the incoming OF fall and the
tones are artistically balanced in this
Klein costume. even the slippers-of
glazed kid-matching the greenish-
tgold shade OF the costume.
Another between season frock from
Jenny Is of blue twilled mohair, a ma
lterial that is having a strong revival