Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-11
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upon her palette-for the colors she
has produced for fall are of those
rich toned hues adored by women OF
taste. Algeria" she has named one
very wonderful color, similar to ma
hogany but accented on ga livelier
note. | saw this shade brought forth
in a marvellous gown of that most
voguish of fabrics-tricolette! 1t
was in Brandeis' and made after the
lovely loosely belted Moyen age
fashion, with sleeves and undertunic
of satin to match. Mrs. Archer. in
charge of the Gowns" in this store,
had such a wonderful array of dress
es to show me, all made of this light,
soft, silk material which is now the
fad of the moment among New York
women. The elegance of an all
black tricolette is enhanced by wide
folds of black broadcloth and huge
black jet buttons. One in navy blue
which one would Immediately pro-
nounce "distingue," had it's apron
panel adorned with a multitude OF
steel beads. The rich autumnal
shades Of wistaria, bronze, gold, new
browns, plum and burgundy are
shown in many lovely gowns of this
unsurpassingly beautiful \silk fabric
at Brandeis'
Three-quarter sleeves should be
loose.
NEW Skirts-Indescribably smart!
~ And when you see the beautiful
silk faille skirts for yourself, actually
being offered at the Haas Sample
Suit Shop, Balcony Floor, Paxton
Block-for $595-then you'll under
stand my enthusiasm. The colors
are navy, black and gray. A tip to
the girl getting ready for college.
Gold brocade and black chiffon to-
gether, form a smart evening gown;
A "CALLOT" Model! The very
"A mention Of this distinguished
makers name makes one expect
something especially interesting! And
it is! At Herzberg's Women's Tog-
gerry, 1917 Douglas, discovered it,
just after it had been taken from its
tissue wrappings-a frock of midnight
blue satin, with lines of that Sim
plicity" which only a Parisienne style
creator seems able to produce. A
graceful scarf lined with old gold
and trimmed on the edge with Choir
US of tiny acorn buttons, is swathed
about the throat to form a choker
collar, falling gracefully from the left
shoulder. But this is only one Of
several "just as interesting" new Att
tumn frocks to be seen at this shop.
New bathing robes are made Of
Scotch plaid.
N time of heat prepare for cold
l. If one does not care to inves,
money in an all-fur garment, there
are beautiful long coats, coates and
jacquettes of deep pile fabrics at F.
W.. Thorne's, which. would certainly
recommend themselves for warmth
and desirability. These are included
in the August Fur Sale at this ex-
elusive uptown shop, 1912 Farnam
The pile fabrics, which so closely
resemble fur, are Esquimette. Yukon
Baffin and Behring Seal. Some oi
the garments are quite extravagantly
trimmed with fur.
A very lovely tricolette gown oi
taupe is piped with peacock blue
the combination of colors is lovely
THE writing table of the smart
l woman, where she dispatches
gracious little notes to her friends
should be equipped with one of those
perfectly beautiful desk sets they
have at the Oriental Shop of the W
H. Eldridge Importing company. 1918
Farnam street. These. are in exquis-
ite shades of old blue, rose and old
gold brocade, and are priced $3.50
One is almost convinced that "the
pen is mightier than the sword" when
one sees the wonderful quill pens,
with shot holders, to match each desk
set. These are priced $1.50 to $500
Hand painted designs are shown on