The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
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 Trimmine.

T Is a poverty stricken soul indeed
 who may not indulge in new
 # frock when summer merges into
 V fall Even one charming new costume gives one ( 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. It is the season of seasons for new frock and such a frock counts for vastly more just now than half a dozen frocks later on when everybody is coming out in new toggery.
 Cheruit, always to be relied upon for the delectable little demi-saisor frock that shall set the feminine world a-f1utter, has not disappointed her clientele this year. Cheruit's pretty frock-like all the models of this couturier, exquisitely ladylike-is ot 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 to the bodice only with a cording and dividing at 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 The douhle- breasted bodice has a rolled shawl collar, not very wide, of the white satin. A delicious little frock this, In Cheruit's best tailored style and with a youthful chic and dash that Is irresistible.
 Jenny's One-Piece Frock.
 Jenny has new between season frock too, a one-piece frock of quite new type. One gets into 1t through the neck opening like a middy blouse and then the waistline Is drawn in by a narrow velvet sash drawn through slashed openings. The skirt spreads voluminously and Is pleated closely al the waistband and is of course cut separately from the bodice. also pleat- ed, for so much material could never p6 lluHS lIOll lHC SHOuluGIS WIlHOul 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 a chiffon bodice in the same shade, over an under-bodice of flesh colored faille matinee. There is 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- gold shade of the costume.
 Another between-season frock from eenny is of blue twilled mohair. ma terial that is having strong revival