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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, n Y SUNDAY JAMES MORNING, MARCH 21. 1909 ELVERSON arn as COPYRIGHT sg Ke ES Sa ee 7 TGUOLTED SHEL 7 NVEb Uy. Durer Cow ue ™ Ste Cull Grey Ceoe | OC Cutie, Trimm of Chifton designed \ Sn rs eee? Ser ee ee eae eee SS: Li KK eK gray has for been worn gowns in not only for the many varying but are «dk veloped in exquisite. monotones of this fashionabk color. One does not realize how numerous are the grays until the whole family of them i encountered together. When just the right tint is chosen, women of both light and dark coloring find gray very becoming. What is so eéssential to every woman, no matter her. social tailored position as a two or three-picc | yuilt on conservative lines? IN "PENITENTIAL" GRAY. A runabout model of. this description comes in for its share of attention for the quiet httlhe lunch eons, suit hours or costume given to morning charities and lectures r "talks" of a highly intellectual character, for sewing clubs, which flourish during Lent, and the inevitable shopping for the Easter wardrobe. The tailored sujt to the extrenic left may serve not only for sprig wear, fulfilling its p urpose for the above-named occasions, but cool days or summer and for traveling. It is fashioned of the new French. broadcloth. patterned with invisible stripes. The skirt is built ov circular lines with two panels, one on cach side of the front back. The several and one top of the inches and directly in skirt escapes carries a the row the of centre of waistline the by cloth-covered S buttons. The waist may be of broadcloth combined with ‘net, messaline or gray net. The coat is an admirable example of that quiet good style which prevails at all times in street cos tumes long among nor short, well-dressed but a happy women. It medium, It is js Dt SS street, shades neither semi-ft line, roe OR to on within the several sides at the inches bottom of the Waist in folds aré to the bust ot the coat The back carries two long panels of this self oration that extend to the end of the garment. Cloth or silk may be utilized for this. dec purpose The ‘sleeve is long and close fitting, and put in without any fullness at the armhole. Straps and buttons are Jaid back diagonally across the sleeve. 1en Satin is used for the tucked trimming the buttons follow suit The hat is. of gray net. made: over'a ‘wire fram its crown banked with satin orchids, with a fountain "igrette in the céntre This model would be admirable in serge, linen o wi the new ribbed silks. most charming little semi-princess gown is shown. in the centre sketch {t 1s developed of satin finished crepe de chine, with a shaped panel outlined by satin bands sweep ing down the front from the sides designed little bolero of seli-matchi of the cleverly ng chiffon, over laid with narrow satin braid in scallops THE ORIENTAL NOTE. \ yoke of chiffon with the braid could be adde: the long, full length slecyes are of chiffon laid i; pinch tucks, banded by satin that appears alternately Equally fashionable as the one-tone those in dull, subdued colors combined gowns ar with rich Oriental embroideries, sometimes brilliant, agajn usive and faded looking. The lustrous cloths anc satin so treated with Eastern handwork, as a ruk are made up on princess and semi-Empi re lines, pro ducing a strikingly artistic effect. A gown of this descri ption-is shown in the sketc} to the extreme right Here a sheath Princess oj charmeuse satin is trimmed with wide bands ot Oriental embroidery in dull colors Two shaped panels sweep from the shoulders to several inches below the knee line, ending in a deep point. At the base of the yoke of cream colored tucked chiffon is laid a broad band of this Eastern embroidery : thy long, close-fitting sleeves this where are trimming, a save two-inch dire band of tly composed at black the satin entirely outer comes of seams intc Quite the same trimming prevails in back.Th, stoles, however, are carried to within a few incheof the hem of the gown. These long Stoles ar sometimes described as panels and tend to five the wearer height andthe much-sought-after slenderness, r meeting and vVicw. Deis S « x <a ting, line. Shaped pieces finely tucked or laid put in on each side from the shoulders indoor wear during candlelight hours. The all-black gown has carried off honors not only with middle-aged matrons but debutantes, whose fresh beauty and youthful hgures are brought out in sharp contrast to their soft, clinging draperies in jet black. Tay De 2 y,SSw | Satie Orenti? LnrWOIAETES. 17 Stole Lhect oP | HE pronounced vogue of sombre = hues gowns, especially in black and gray, prevails to even a greater extent during these penitential days of Lent. Black gowns for the most part have been worn for afternoon and evening in satin-faced cloths, cash mere de soie, satins and nets, and crepe de chines; Me os By Marjorie ~S S ez} >) biti 4 Ce SS 4 ¢ ee y, Ys > Ae >S Ss, SS RK ~ ESP PDee Ms) "2 Silk Braid » Ce S K ile ie " Cee SRA Se ee SEY Are Se WEL PO) Sa ERE m Stripes a~ 07 Wy. ts lavisihle |
