Show FANCIES AND FADS OF FASHION 7 by julia bottomley M rm I 1 1 1 A 4 P 1 01 f for wear in autumn days an attractive fiack of satin and georgette crepe shows a very conservative interpretation of the new mode which sometimes leaves the spectator in doubt as is to whether the garment Is a coat or a dress but in this instance the coat indication Is not very strong ati all of crepe Is finished it at the bottom with a band of the satin and a narrower band tit at the front decorates the panel effect the bodice Is simply cut and plain but it sets one dose to he figure and buttons at the front where there Is n square cutout cut out at the neck this is filled in with a small vestee of crepe and a wired frill Is set about the edge of bf the opening in the silk the square opening corresponds with the style of the bodice and saves the day for it the plain bodice buttoning straight down the front cannot lay claim to becomingness the sleeves merit a little attention they tire are straight and rather full from the shoulder to the cuff the cuffs are aie deep and turned to a rounded point on the upper side they are with where the sleeves are gathered into them the satin skirt Is shirred sherred ot nt the top rd and n set on to the bodice making this portion af the skirt and bodice a single garment garmen tto to be worn orn over the crepe underskirt there are similar designs made of cloth in hah which even less 0 of the crepe underskirt shows and they are those that leave no doubt as to whether they are coats or dresses for wear vear during the fall months up to thu the advent adent of cold weather they have everything aeri thing to recommend them small capes of velvet el vet or crepe and fur with ith lints hats to match are offered as accessories with these frocks and no outfit for autumn days das has ever presented more style stile 5 e 0 X r 3 A i 1 A 1 X garbed for the dancing part party when little marle dances she may wear the very simplest of nil frocks like that shown in the picture it Is nothing more than a straight piece of hin silk chiffon or crepe plaited and sewed into a narrow band of fine embroidered batiste or lace or or gandie gandle the plaited material Is cut out under the arms lu in a shallow curve to make room for or the arm and the skirt Is suspended by shoulder straps of velvet ribbon A rather wide hem weights the silk a little and gives the dress a pretty set under this very simple affair which baiely requires that one should think twice about it an ample petticoat and small email bloomers of batiste are trimmed with furbelows fur belows of lace and ribbon and disclose much more work in their making than la Is needed for the dress short sox and strop strap slippers are worn with this dancing garb A coat of rose colored faille provide nil an outer gurment fur for tho the occa slon of this little mlis miss it ii hns has a pinto body ard and hor skirt and fasten at tle the front fiant with snap fasteners A row of mull p warl parl arl buttons set clo together niale mahe no pretense of bein useful hut but they please the eye thill little tie cults cuffs and collar are of fine eyele work nna and embroidery on batiste the litile little bonnet Is made of wide adf ribbon in light rose color it Is shirred sherred in rows over oer small cords and has a soft puff for a crown A big rosette of the same ribbon Is posed nt at the back which Is unusual in bonnets for such small ladles |