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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1908)
' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY . HORNING, SEPTEMBER 20. s 1 90S A Kit' ' PaaWawW aaija aafaV WMy till ' : 11 ' NMWfr W"- If r "i t Pheto by Fcflx. I I ii m fit Photo y Felix 7 - 1 MV Soft cJoth evening wrao. trimmed-with I a broad band of satin and silk fringe. Model Jhrecpu spy Jl Photo by Minucl Photo by ManaeL e Satin wrap br La Porta & Niemac with the heavy tilk embroidery that. is now ao tasnionable. 1 t o L A novel cloth wrap "by DrecoD, with a taQ fringe Liberty satin wrap by Drecoll. -whlj points and tassels. w -"TTTC imhv thsofcN a-n1 fVin f ft- it wm tlipn nrpiVt.Arl t.Hi t thpv Thn Viip irlp in Avpninc wrim1 : xnoua Opera play a large part would surely be the style for au- seems to be to secure a sleeve ef- ia the Paris season, and the tumn. There is no material that feet without having any sleeves jTrench woman, debutante or ma- drapes more gracefully over a light that is to say, to have the material Iron, must take into consideration gown, that is more becoming or so managed that it falls over the '-. pot only ball dresses, evening dress- that so well harmonizes with the arm to suggest a sleeve, but will not 4ta .aaa44av. ' s3 una na alar ft 1TV A TiripO 10 Tl TO tf a Kali Art -CO no in-iteli rrmTit n,liT-nLail T?afnlv : theater wraps, which are so very satin. Then, too, it comes in such this year will you find an evening Conspicuous during the long winter lovely shades of color. wrap with armhole and fitted tnonths. Then, too, this year, since Drecoll uses it extensively, as sleeve. Earlier has made his charming photographs show, with broad silk The type of the new evening - tapuchona, the theater wraps must braid for trimmings. He finishes ca,ts .he J0' 6ceful. draped . 7;, , .t i . 4i i BtJ'le without sleeves, without col- . U especially beautiful ao that they the ends in front with tassels. lar and without definite line3 round twill harmonize with the charming Again, it is used with a deep fringed the bottom. amd becoming- little caps. border, and the result is a most La Porta and Xiemaz has de- . The eyeninjf wrap has not es- wonderful wrap fit to adorn the signed a mantle which rs extremely taped the rage for satin in Paris shoulders of any queen. new. It is of satin, with pleated not by any means. It was fore- Fine light broadcloth is also ap- chiffon inside. Barroin used this ordained to be popular at the time propriate for wraps, forr comes "idea. The lining of the new coats is of the Steeplechase in June, when in palest shades, and, too, it is more often as beautiful as the exterior, the cool day necessitated a wrap to serviceable than the satin. One and should milady make a mistake . .. 11 . A . ... .... ..... lie worn crer iu mm jrowni. n.a cnarming wrap 01 tnis material is and accidentally wear ner wrap in one looked round the course, satin trimmed with an Oriental fringe side out, her friends will be none mantles appeared everywhere, and and embroidered galons. the wiser. Concerning Colors for Costumes I If . -is: hit hi 41 Sri r - ft? 1 i i -1 1 I f If ' i if t I" t li '4 71 ! ' ' ttiKrn-llnil4ii. itn t Photo by Minuet Evening coat by Barroin,. lined .with plaited chiffon. J Cloth evening coat by Drecoll, showing new idea for sleeves. noto by Vumtl THE color, of the yar are soft Patrick green); but it seems as rose does not too nearly approach Old rose. Delft blue, a cham- though these colors were mostly for red there can be no mistake. . pagne called bisquit, shades warm weather. As winter ap- Combinations of color are also tf tan and green anything that proaches softer tones will be used shown in dresses. The lining and tone in weH It is safest to jet and blended together to make a de- the outer material may be of a dif- and keep aa a mode a bit of Per- lightful and artistic combination. ferent shade of the same color or aian embroidery. With this on On almost everything there is a they may be entirely in contrast band it impoasrMe to go wrong, touch of black. It may be in the For eTening, apple green may be nd the subdued ahadirg will hart narrow ribbon worn around the worn under" a silk voile of coral; rrtrlnln ,y . hue of the collar; it may be in the pink may line a gown of gray or , Grtrt are predicted to be popa- tassels of the sash; it may be just gray may be worn under gown of lar. and they may be lightened by the satin-eorpred bntt ? r.J oeorifedi- tnmming-omewhere black is sure ing made up over a silk in a lighter he of silk and match the gown, center of fashion 1 Shall We Wear Veils ? W rE question now seems to be: IIow may veils be worn with . floppy felt hata three-quarters of a yard in diameter t Even if one could afford to buy such quan tities of veiling, after having squandered the family, fortune on a satin gown, could an obstinate piece of gauze be persuaded to grace fully drape a hat that bends with every vagrant zephyr J Lace veila of great length and width might be fastened more or less securely dur- ORD has long since come must economise most rigidly on would undoubtedly grow monoto- Dg the early fall, but when winter from Paria to the effect food and such trifles if she wishes noua. winds blow sharply could any num- that the tockings must to obey the latest dictate from the- The stocking problem is indeed a ben of pins keep the veu in Pieei The lining of a theater wrap is often as pretty as the exterior. This chiffon puff is Haotia or La Porta Nlemac J Stockings of Silk to Match the Gown : ,!.. :ii . Porhan it would be well for .u., ,w ipjinr. adu very Decoming n tone ot the same: ukM blue may That i aiB.iirrin hit nf Rntfbpv must 1 trb tb thought and endless tiruniur to every toiiower 01 me iaKnion w tA.,iMu4 ,n M a m V .Kb . . . K a . ' .t - f .. ? . . . . . --0 " tl f . ... ' 1 : . 1 . . - w " , . , uH v,a uev with a ram and each rarely bean many rowns lifull ' - A charming and timely rorabina- It is true that Talis has bn tion of roir is tan and eld roe srfarirg many startlin rolora .it may be rereral hade of Un and eeiry yfJ'.aw. ri, CT n of eld rose. If ao, the brown do V. purpla aad rar.ard (a real tiL not .vergt on th jallow aoi lb be used in connection with the for th nri f mtrinn in ' on ThU will mmiiuiii h.Tin morf. Parwr and pencila will be at gin a course of lessons in the proper psJeat shade of violet. this country is not what it is in not "one to wash and one to wear," a premium amonar the eiite, and the arrangement of the hair net. It For such combinations there can . Paris. Of course, we have the nvr- but one rir for every grwn, posi- eagles that ni their wax into the may now be regarded as the only be no afer guide than th orchid oerired variety, which wears far blv one for ererv day in the week. porkets of husbands and fathers are salvation of womankind, for, with By uning this perfect' flower as a better and looks "almost as well." "fche can avoid this difficulty, of in danger of bing stretched cot veils e!unmatid. a net is the only model many wonderful effectc may but she of the slender income who course, by baring all her dresea of of shape in th effort to make thing that will keep the. hair la r- U placaed, wiahea to U Udciij. 1 xaoda tho samo color, but ia tim that thorn "go around, .. ' otr.
