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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1908)
i THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1903 - l . m f m i .u f m m m t . a at a u a i. 'Jfc. W I -rf ,V . -.1 Till , HI 0 Apricot satin 1! 2r III BtlD 2 ri J A 5: UK4 i lli -H 'l - : .'I vnw 4-' i .! i ' i V i 1 j05 . 11 kV M, in H ft 7 V i 4 Hi 7 7' XI with acara. I itin.embroAdered with para. frw..-..., niriiiiMiiig 1 1, Blue Marquisette, with embroidered velvet coat. ' 3 V mm V - P , . ' ' 7 V In two shades of blue broadcloth am tche' IT is interesting1 to see), while it is yet early in the season, how the latest wrinkles in Paris have been translated into English and shown in the American clothes. It seems that as yet, where Paris is wearing the very long coats, we are not committing ourselves to any such "great exaggeration." On the -other hand, Paris is wearing the one-piece dress with the coat of con trasting color, and we have already adopted the idea and made up suits in this way with very beautiful re sults. f. Again, there is the gown of satin embroidered with silver. InHhis we find the short overskirt in front, J'ust as we find the same idea in a 'aria gown of the same style -sly the American overskirt is not outlined by any contrasting color,' so it will not have a tendency to shorten the figure. The combina tion of color, too, is perfect, for the silver tones in most beautifully with the dove grar cf the satin. The gown of white satin designed in Jsew York is one of rare beauty 8 V-' ' " " WW H 3Sf fe i x I . , .- - ' . Vwi I J v vKaTy x ' - v f v . w'jw Av fi . . , '-yji : r . . i It i- i .,. - . . v C ( 4 t, f 5 ! I , kin J lines. . I Bronze walking costume cut ? on '. new AIT in tones-of brown. Sumptuouf for evening wear. Alarabout Fox effecuvely worn with blact. USEFUL TOP COATS 1 brought out new top coats- useful and stylish cover-all' evening gowns or with extremely ,r, ' -uv es auumiuig tw wvh4 w Dove colored Liberty embroidered wftb. Hver large muff and the new cape, h general drooping.effect of the new while the stole ia ample enough for '-Tjje COol days of autumn, have beautilul in arrangement. Sable, style. me coiaesi oi winter ercmuKa. too. is made up very artistically into Where can one find a more per- course, white furs are reserved by - stole and a hujre crush'jle muff. fcctet of furs than those ol white women of taste for wear only with The tails snd heads of the tinv ani- marabout fox I The muff is gor- mais laii graceiuiiy ana aaa to uie geousun us simpie, suowy wmiuuws, urrj iiuuc. one-piece gowns of linen or pons T r o ttt They are made very much on t! Boots, for Snowy Weather .tSEMK:: IT seems almost inevitable that so it seems as though at home we Who could have the temerity to The skirt of such a cost u hoo mnA ii:nMn mint fine- can find the answer to the riddle, appear in a satin gown trailing on often hung from shallow yoke at shoes ana suppers must iuc- .g wf tQ defi th(j ground aU rounJ aa en0rm0U3 the ghouder. The ,1 ,r8 1 r . cumb to the influence of the what the winter gtyle in picture hat and furs of regal splen- and finished with cuffs of the r Greek and di recto ire period, so bts be, but it may be with dor, shod in common-sense, boots terial or of silk in a comas', prevalent in the costumes of the safety stated tha the square-toed with prosaic lacings! Surely we ahade, while the eollar is j-lain ') rliiv Pri lwv. worn with boot of calfskin, with the sensible are about duo to have a radical finished with silk to match th cu Lev. th. pUinnes. of .U light gown,, the high-buttoned 1- 1 must be regarded a. out .ton i the style, of women. JlffiJ" ue wurt. wnue uw touciy boot witn the French neei: yet even , when motoring, they are t ox tlack at the neck of the Parisian has recently surren- Tl T" " T I 11 Ulnlv Tw.TVli. it!iri and distinction. Here we have the the yoke and sleeves of tucked chif- Mo coat is just what the costume dered to the lure of the slipper JL IIC 1 CiaCVClllltl A I III or other decoration. irnifreu uio i 17 iu.nn ion loaracierucs 01 a rjiwu " mosi becoming, wim 11s nuge duckjc inis wonia . , . , . , , . .,. j .7.. . z . . . . in Paris; the short bolero of satin design. Tha type i. what will be worn dur- indicate that the new evening slip- TIE lingerie frill has taken pos- one side of the -at and they also broadcloth. Brosdcl.uh i studded with pearls, and bit of real In simplest treatment of the ln coming winter by matrons per. will be made in this fashion or I session of everything, hats, are used to give a light touch to accepted material that ? 1 lace to form the chemisette. This is directoire style appears in the little ho will preside at the function, of with straps across the instep sug- fichus, jabots and lingerie the under side of the i brim. Yea, facturers and ''": ' '", not gown for a debutante, but it is morning frock, cf. bronxe cloth, the season. gestbg the sandal of the Greek gowns. Where is it not appropriate t indeed, the lirgerie rui3e must be hesitate to intr-.ucj t most perfect one for a matron. A very Frenchy affair, thonsh But not only are the New York matron. But -hat will the winter Its final victory was won when it regarded for the moment as ebvioU and fa- - In the gown of aprico ss'a we made in America, u the "own.ef fashions ia dreas beantifuL but the boot be! was used to trim outing bats of felt, prominent -ea.orc in dress, and. he gTes. s ' ' ' ' find the iaffuence of thj sheath, the blae marquisette with a coat of American furriers hare made many While Taris resHy rul the civ- The ruffles arpear standing up until it is discarded as too imprae- cloth PTer t t t1 t raceful waist line, the arrange- blue Telvet, embroidered and made charming fur eU for the gay mon- ilized world .in dress, the United stiffly round the crown, they appear tical. it will be popular and very suitability ,3 1 r t'.r Best ci tie Vii oa eaci. aaouliei, & isax pajoal, CSrcnlar tacka daiaa. Tha anr-in 4 jrt.nvt, States ia the dictator of footgear; made into hug rosettes placed at much worn. - , menu ar. i tL f.r ;
