Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 14

PAGE TWO : a C Lorecasting the Winter. Soom | A fashionable Tomt-+ New fesigners accentu-! however is artfully concealed and so erranged that the skirt frlis as straight as did the tubular ones of another year. Promises of Heavy Black Season. While some colors are shown, tt fe is pretty | promises to be a heavy black season nterest-!and black combined with white will interest-| be very popular for early fall bpm A new dress that has recently come caer | Over from Paris is made of the black « Golde, 2nd white satin successfully combined and embroidered with pearl beada and |gold thread. Black is always good for the informal dinner dress and no wardrobe is complete without one on its list of dresses. One of a new crepy material known as “Trigod- Jette” is shown with a round neck fol- broad shoulder lines and t blouse falling from a yoke to a beautifully draped _|skirt. The skirt is caught at the left ? | side front with three long black silk tassels fall to the bottom of the Gress, anc at the other side eppears . = the only contrasting note on the be = ib haese |whole dress, a handsome buckin of = ae 7 © | prilliants from which hangs a long state a |print that scarcely escapes the floor Winter Dresses Go to Both Extremes. Another p= dress thet is very new in design is made of black lace and black chiffon. The front of the @ress is of the chiffon accordain pleated: which falls gtraight from the neck to the bottom of the gown. The | back and sleeves of the blouse are cut lin one and catch low under a fuschia | |gridie of chiffon studded with steel | ‘nailheads. From this girdle falls a full) Jcircular skirt of the lace, the points/ of which come to the front and catch to the girdle. The sleeves grow wider as they reach the wrist and are band- ed with the fuschia chiffon again ed with rows of the steel nail- Ir a x st jh A dinner dress is distinctive for two interesting features. One is a lat- ticed effect that form’ the "yoke about |the shoulders and the low placed | girdle on the skirt which is meade of lsame crepe fabric as the gown. The other is a cape of real hand made Chantilly that falls full across the back from the shoulders and grows to long points at either side which jare caught about the wrists with |more of the Intilcec crepe. This dress |is shown in white with the lace cape |of black in striking contrast. | Straight and \Plain Blouses. For the young ladies who make} }their bows to the world during the coming season, 4s a charming frock! |for informal occasions. It is made of white georgette trimme®’ about the skirt with many rows of narrow Val- enciennes lace which finds its way around and round the skirt. The blouse is cut straight and plein to | blouse just a bit over a girdle of self material which is hela at the front by two large rings of pearls through which pass the ends of the girdle The newest underwear shows lace trimming put on without full ing. Even on the flounces of petti- coats it is laid in flat rows. Creamy ‘Valenctennes and hand-made Irish and filet laces are used. FALL MILLI 50 Hats selected from our Fall line, “Rawak,” and other pattern models. AUTUMN WRAPS That are different—draped side effects, buckles and ornaments, trimmed with luxurious furs. Beautiful cloths, such as Tarquina, Preciosa, Gerona and Mar- vella, in the new shades. Kit fox, Cobweb, Malay, Sorrento and black. Priced $35.00 to $275.00 Specially Priced $10.00 re a. NERY including “Vogue,” Sold up to $25.00. e Suits May be worn either two or three-piece with box coats, bloused or tailored, heav- ily trimmed with furs, in beautiful soft materials. Priced $45.00 to $285.00 (fe Fall Showing of DRESSES $23.75 100 new Fall Dresses in Silks and Wools. All sizes. Specially Priced $23.75 WUT Weighted at the ends with long pearl tassels, A dress that bas a style of its own and an individual way of attaining it is mace of crepe Eltzabeth and trimmed with silk braid. The waist is made with long sleeves that cre wide. as the waist itself at the top and nafrow to a tight fitting cuff at the wrist. The braid forms a yoke effect that begins at one hand, runs across the shoulders at the front and the back and continues to the other wrist. A panel of several widths of the braid runs the entire length of the dress and the bottom of the over skirt is banded In the same way. Developed in Heavy Flosses. All over embroifery patterns in bold designs are featured on the fall dresses in both the cloth models for street wear and in the silk and thin- ner materitis for more dressy wear ‘They are developed In the heavy silk flosses, in chenille, mercerzied cotton in metallic thread, in narrow ribbons and braid, combined with beads, nali heads, applique motifs of velvet and felt, and many short scraps of fringes that lend themselves in a fascinating way to the most novel effects. Fringes are only usec in the short- er varieties and many tassels are still seen in bead and silk combinations either in the color of the dress or to introduce a note of contrast. These tassels are long, some of them reach- ing the entire skirt length, Great imagination is shown in them and while some are long strafght strends of beads or, silk, caught under large / and fancy knot-like tops, others & (Continted on Page Seven) Distinctive Garments WRAPS CAPES COSTUME SUITS AND FROCKS . ” Values up to $45.00. t Frocks In longer lines for shorter days. The dominance of long lines is one of the remarkable phases of Autumn fashions—never before has style exerted su¢dh magic influence. We are showing these beautiful: Frocks for street, afternoon or evening wear, in exquisite materials. Priced $35.00 to $175.00