The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-26

an who wore 1t. The veil formed a
charming. cloud like back ground TO
her pretty face and fioated gently in
the air as she walked. The veil was
Of lace and the hat was Of satin.
There are ever so many charming
wells of this type nowadays and one
sees dozens and dozens OF them. They
are made OF chiffon, silk net or lace,
some OF them finished with borders
and others without. And they come
In variety Of colors to suit every
complexion and every taste. Some
OF the prettiest ones are in lovely
shades Of purple, soft rose color, Law.
ender, taupe green and blue as well
as black and white. They are some
times worn on small close fitting tur-
bans and again on larger sailor
shapes.
Hats and wells like these are worn
with frocks OF serge satin or silk.
The one pictured here was worn with
dress of black satin with snug
bodice fitted at the waist with soft
pleats. The skirt had full tunic
pleated at the waist and made with
the popular loop pockets, which were
faced with purple satin to match the
purple braided design which trimmed
the dress. This is one of the favored
designs for autumn and 1t certainly
Is most becoming one. The sleeve
was cleverly cut to form point be-
low the elbow. where silk tassel was
placed
A Popular Fall Model
There is another type OF dress for
fall which is rapidly gaining more and
more advocates every day. This is
the one piece frock of which an illus
tration is shown here. 1t shows the
straighter effect and long lines which
Partisan houses have made point of
featuring this season. Long straps
starting from the shoulders, under
the large collar, and working their
way down on either side OF the front
relieve the severity Of this simple de-
sign. Little slash pockets are plac-
ed on both the straps below the belt
line.
In some of the one piece dresses,
long, narrow girdle of the material
is wound loosely around the figure
several times and tied at the back
or front In loose knot. The ends
are often finished with silk tassels.
The belt is generally arranged at
the low waistline, giving sugges-
ton Of the Moyen Age effect, which
1t Is predicted, will become popular
again.
The materials most favored for
these practical frocks are satin.
broadcloth. fine serge tricotine, fancy
twills, gabardine and poplin. The
Parisienne favors wool jersey very
highly for these one piece frocks al
so the checked velours de laine which
are considered so very smart. These
materials are excellent for shopping
motoring and such occasions when
one must be simply though smartly
dressed Some of the colors are
dark brown, terra Gotta, orange and
green. The combinations in checked
velours are dark green with beige,
gray with navy blue and beige with
Burgundy not to speak of the black
and white checks, which never seem
to lose their popularity.
Skirts Are Longer and straighter
There is decided tendency to
longer and straighter hanging skirts
in most OF the autumn models. Pa
quin has made many dresses notice.
ably longer. both for street and for
evening wear, and many OF the 9TH
err Partisan couturieres have length
ened the skirts for the coming season
though not to an exaggerated de-
gree, The skirts have not lost any
OF their fulness in their downward
tendency. They simply follow the
lines of the figure more closely and
do not fare as much. The hoop skirt
and crinoline effects are practically
dead and some soft draperies are seen
In their stead, especially in evening
and afternoon dresses OF satins, crepe
and soft silks.