The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-09-28
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IN FALL BLOUSE
(By "MARJORIE."
written for the United Press

NEW YORK Sept 26-All of the seasons fash
loo offerings are announcing that this is to be COM
bination salad year far as garb is concerned and
Olouses are heralGing this fact more loudly of all
style trophies
The day OF the One-color, one-material blouse is
thing Of the sartoria past Tive coors and two
fabrics absolute necessity and the nearer the
garment is to JOsephs coat effect the better. An
other high spot in blouse style is that any blouse
that's in, must be out 1t stay outside the skirt
band in of many ways-tie back, long Russian
pepluu, apron, panels-but never inside can it be.
The Avenue IS showing chic models every day
that exploit these fashion trends. One of the
most novel combinations is that of georgette satin
with fine leather or visca kid panels. A leading
house shows such a model in rust georeette with
front panel Of the same colored kid The blouse is
shirred into short pepum which falls over the skirt
and soft ribbons rust catch the fulness of the
georoette sleeves at the wrist.
Panels of duvetyn on blouses of georgette or
satin are very popular These panels are generally of
a contrasting hue and are lavishly adorned Thus
one house shows model of peacock blue eeorgette
with panel of chow brown d1vetvn. This panel is
covered with scroll desi IGN in gold braid Other
models are shown is such color combinations leaf
brown and burnt orange midnioht and electric blue
r''e+ and canary yellow, cherry "folly" red and
black or reseda and emerald green
The vogue of qarish and elaborate trimmings is
still on but the Oriental seems pivnp way to the H.
dian both as to deson end colorino. THIS the
worked combination IF Chinese nod and Aloeian blue
is giving wav 10 the Aztec coorine of crimson and
canary or touches Of brick.
Scroll work and conventional natterns continue
to he worked ont in woods ohonille metallic gold
silver threads, or beads and buttons The or
binary tin trouser button is found upon many
elaborate three-figured bouses Rno1e. irridiscent
nnd let heads running the oaver headings close
Pace Ore house is showino a extensive blouse
dovolo,,od in chnrrv red d11vevn and trinn'ed with
- hood
drip from the elbows and wrists Of the georgette
sleeves and banding of rridiscent beads finish off
the blouse hem.
Another novel trimming is narrow ribbons form
ed into pattern. taupe duvetyn garnished with
a boW-knot pattern NAVE from olive and cherry rib
bons is shown 1nsets of patent leather, oil cloth
kid and heavy leather are pletiful.
Batk blouses abound They employ shades OF
brick rl1lm wistaria, or flame with real patterns
rather than the intricate of their first season.
Elephants totem poles, camels, and the scarab seem
popular patterns.
For evening wear filny slip-overs of tissues
such as lace net, metallic laces, filny Silks are
shown These houses are so deliberately beautiful
end are worn with such gorgeous skirts of
brocaded satin that a season of skirts and decoete
blouses rather than bona fide evening gowns is
prophecied,
The less pretentious realm of blousedow shows
handmade models of batiste, linen, lawn, or wolfe
nlentifnlv adorned with hemsttching drawnwork,
lace tuckirp or medallion inserts. 1t is only this
tvo Of waist that is shown in the LIGHTER shades OF
flesh rink or white Georonttees and satins en-
nlov onlv the deerer and brighter colors