Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

A CALL to those who would know
4 4 of the newt To you Madame, and
you Mademoiselie! Two suits at
Herzberg's Women's Toggery, 1917
Douglas Street. When | asked Mr..
Heraberg to show me the very new
est things he had in the shop, behold
Tailored with that sure touch in the
fashioning of details that gives them
uncommon smartness, and in shade
and fabrics oh, very new. The. first,
Kongo shade, "a rich dark gold) is
developed in velour cloth. The fullness
of the coat Is gathered into a four
inch, shaped belt coming in one piece
from the back. 1t opens trifle to the
side in front with single art button.
Hudson seal completes this winsome
suit by furnishing large collar and
cuffs. The other suit, also one of
Fashions newest colors, Algiers, a
dark wine shade with suggestion of
brown. This, too, is velour. The plain
err lines of this suit depend entirely
upon cross tucking for trimming. This
new trim is found in very exclusive
garments and is composed of tucks
forming squares. In this case they
are about four inches square. The eff
feet is at once attractive and modish
to a degree. You will be delighted
with both these suits I'm sure, for
they are clever reflections of Partisan
smartness in designing and workman
ship.
RI o give the finishing touch to the
l. tout ensemble nothing has quite
the importance of carefully chosen
and we'll fitted gloves. The Thomp-
son Belden Store, at 18th and How
ard streets, has very complete line
of gloves from the French House of
Trefousse. They combine qualities
of beauty with those of service. There
are cape skin and leather in tan, gray
and khaki. washable my dears. A
gauntlet for driving had such an air
Of efficiency that I'm sure it will give
the driver confidence in her ability.
These are both lined and unlined. A
clever glove of wool for service has a
wrist clasp to keep out the cold.
Those for dress this famous company
have designed glove of g1aee kid
they're truly delightful too, in a wide
range of shades. / Aw brown, white,
gray, taupe and navy. The tiny fol-
lowers of fashion are not sighted, for
this very complete department is
showing almost the same gloves for
fhn fbat xhnS a.
the grown up affairs. If you choose,
you may find here, the ever popular
chamoisette and double silk gloves
WORD comes from the eastern
w marts that skirts will be worn
no more than four inches from the
ground this winter. Indeed-they 60
SO far as to say that one can tell the
size of the city by the length of the
skirts worn. Omaha, attention.
X OR few minutes pleasure in .
busy day, / love to drop into the
Nippon Shop, on 18th street, just a
few doors north of Farnam. Mr.. Taso
IS sure to have some surprise. This
week it is chocolate tea and coffee
sets in dainty Nippon china, just ar.
rived from Japan. The dainty graceful
birds in soft creamy white are painted
on background of delicate blue and
white cloud and mountains as only
the Japanese artist can paint them.
V ARNS-we have always with US,
L that is il we keep them in one of
he clever paper bags we mentioned in
this column last week. Teacher dear
would love one for her papers 'xamin-
alton time-she also might use it as >
suggestion for Christmas "busies."
g CORES of suits for women Of
~ petite and dainty lines are to be
found at the F. w. Thorne Shop. 1872
Farnam street. Right out OF its it's
sue wrappings is this little reindeer
brown suit! Foregoing all trimming.
IT is charming in its beautiful simpiici-
ty OF line, and clusters of small Cloth
covered buttons. Pockets to be sure.
but they're hidden under a side line
of buttons hanging straight under
each arm. The skirt has several DIFF
tterent, touches to delight the heart
feminine, while the price, $47.50 viii
captlvate the masculine side of the
family. They have the same suit in
nayv,