Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1924, Page 10

&, BY MURIEL TOWNLEY Slender and straight—for many ourse not every dress is belt-| so long that we might well have for- ® season now str t lines of youth | 1¢ But when a dress is worn| gotten there were any otder and simplicity have been our aim, owing tendency to make | So these fine little ribs seem all the But each season has its own means portant part of the cos-| more charming because of their nov of achieving this result. tume than the little strings we have | elty. We a few beltless frocks last | been wearing A suede belt about Evening Frocks summer us though Fashion, | four or five inches wide is quite the! ror evening and more formal wear ha tried them out, nodded her] newest For sports’ wear these|‘crepe satin il -be wproval, they are to be better than| belts are seen in the brightest of! popular for there ia something. too ever this fall. ‘hey are exception-| 1 and greens but for wear with | informal about ribbed silk to: wee tt ally becoming, and doubtless women | darker frocks the whole scale of col-| ror anything but rather simple tall. of taste and knowledge of dress will | ors from dark brown to a light tan,| ored modes be enthnusiastio supporters of fash Brey anda soft ‘green \@ré very DOD-| wei ches bevel ginal aati Relais Another new style to be seen on many a charming new frock is th tunic. Sometimes these tunics ar only to the knee, at others they within two or three inches of the bot tom of the skirt The Tunic is Here So many of these tunics are worn that as might be expected there “is a great variation in the details of thelr smartness. Some are straight and almost as tight as the under skirt. Others are quite as tight as the underskirt and slashed up the side. However, the most popular of all ibbed silks are leading the mode is the tunic which comes to within vary possible interpretation— six or seven inches of the under-| ribbed silk blouses and even ribbed skirt _and varies from a little soft silk pur It is a pleasing change ———— ee rts are definitely shorter. With the ‘slim s ight ine which le: the mode to a long dress is rea very ungainly and unbecoming. charm has won and we are back once | more to the youthful, practical and fortable short skirt. This year's skirt reaches from about six to eight inches below the knee. Bengaline Again for the summer nights, ing mole. silk frocks will be worn a great deal. Silk frocks in simpler modes for morning as well as afternoon wear. Wy Ss HUH AUT i Ring Up the - WOMENS FASHIONS for ss to quite a decided circular) We have been wear fiat crepe a 1 cr when This promises to be a season when | functions. The poplarity of the silk frock can never take away the becom charm of the smart clofft fro Bengaline and faille ar the favorites. | particularly for early fall, (ia s elaborate and Curtain on- crepe satin, chine silks. most airy little chiffon frocks this past because they cool, floating look on warm summer winter with its more elaborate parties metal fabrics, metal brocades printed velvets interpret the even- gave such a comes Rich brocades and jacquards fash- jon many a stunning model designed afternoon When the first fall days have a slight chill in the air how wonderfully attractive @ woman looks in a smartly cut, modish dark cloth frock. It is too becoming a style to even think of neglecting it. in many stunning frocks with twill] Iimen are to be seen becomingly as a close second competing with it} trimming the neck and cuffs of ur Oat O for popular favor. trimmings. In many cases’squares| the harsh’ neckline of a dark or bands of material are used and|,Wiille a touch of white just works there are rows and rows of braid.| Wonders in bringing out the most Now and then some of the models have a lovely bit of gay colorful em- brofdery to relieve the monotone. where. there could be enough buttons in the world to satisfy the demands. of the smart frocks. and descriptions. from the neck down to the hemline; buttons down each side from the hips to the hemline; buttons around the hemline. though any dress which bristles with buttons is smart. broideries in lovely soft~ tones, stlk fringes and bandings of fur are quite the favored trimmings. broideries and fringes show sombre effects, a soft shading from the main tone rather than a striking contrast. The only exception to this is the use of black and white. \ “] X FALL & WINTER Lingerie collars and cuffs are in This. fall rep is seen | high” favor. Organdie, lace and . many, a well dressed Woman's day- Squares or Braids Used time frocks. It is ve Simplicity is the keynate ,of the| too for some women fortunate pannot becoming tints of their complexion. Yes, the sleeve has definitely re- turned to favor. The sleeveless frock is now seen only for rather formal occasions. The new sleeve is long, gently tapering from the shoulder ‘to a close fitting cuff. But buttons are to be seen every- It hardly seems as though Buttons of all types Buttons running The newest suit is the ensemble with a long. coat—a coat It almost seems as blouse which is exactly the same Favored Trimmings. On more elaborate costumes em- material at the bottom. T suits are splendid for fail wear for} the 45-inch. when one takes off the coat one is The em- frock. —_—_ cides exceed the male. A Handsome Fur Coat FREE To Some Fortunate Patron of the Rialto Who Will Be the Lucky Woman? (Read the Rialto’s advertisement for information.) Monday and Tuesday Evenings At the Rialto ‘A Novel and Interesting Style Revue Superb Orchestral Music ‘Wanderer of the asteland’ JACK HOLT fn IRVIN WILLAT production KATHLYN WILLIAMS E GREY'S famous NOAH BEERY adventure - romance, BILLIE DOVE TIRELY IN NAT- RAL - COLORS! More than a*picture—it’s life itself! URAL COLORS” PEGS IN-NAT We Will Give Away At the Rialto Wednesday, September 17th Who Will Be the Lucky Woman? (This coat will-be modeled during the style revue.) Attend our and A Wonderful Feature Picture PY ()() O(N) IR FP FASHION EXHIBIT AND . STYLE REVUE SHUKERT’S FINE FURS AND Fall and Winter Modes IN Cloth Coats, Wraps, Suits, Dresses, Millinery atthe Rialto Theater Monday and Tuesday Evenings, Sept. 15 and“i6th Style Revue Each Evening at Nine “Shukert’s Fine Furs Are Superior” “| Last Season Can Be Wom By HEDDA HOYT. United Press Fashion Editor. (Written for the United Press| N. Y., Sept. 13.— (United Press),—Remodeling the fur which | coat to suit this fall's style will not reaches to within five or six inches|be a difficult tas worn sgmetimes overs a silk tunic/to be no startling changes in the of the bottom of the skirt. It is|fur coat silhouette. The Ensemble Suit NEW YORK, , as there seems turning from Paris state that three length as the coat or over a silk|lengths are being made up for the re} dress with a narrow band of the coat | coming winter; the short hip-length J These | jacquette, the three-quarter, and Due to the increasing popularity suitably dressed in a becéming silkc}of short skirts, furriers place more confidence in the three-quarter length types than in India is safd to be the only jgoun-|Jonger or jacquette types. Straight try in the world where female sul-|Jines prevail this season {in most models, although the circular front A Handsome Shukert Squirrel Coat effect is used on which have the side-front fast®ning, Beth shaw! collars and up-stand- ing types are to be used this season. Sleeves fo not show any great changes, as most of them continue quite wide. Some of these are fur trimmed at the cuff and others have no cuffs whatever. Scarf Collar. Short and three-quarter length models are sometimes made with fur scarf, which is like a fur stole, and it is thought that these scarf ef- fects will be popular in the United States. The scarf is ustially made of the same fur as the garment. This gives a new idea to the woman who is planning on having the long coat shortened, as the border, which is cut off, can be used to make the scarf. Scarfs are worn with one end in front and the other end thrown over the shoulder and falling in the rear. Monkey Fur Trims. Monkey fur seems to be more pop- ular than ever with the Paris fur- riers. The ‘fur is appliéd in a novel y way, belng placed upside-down or rather, applied the wrong way, which gives a fluffy, fuzzy effect: ' Both daytime and evening coats are lavishly trimmed in monkey fur about the hem borders, collars and cuffs. A lovely combination for the evening wrap is the ~white ermine coat, with wide border of monkey about the hem @nd on cuffs and col- lar, Monkey is also lovely when combined with gray squirrel or with broadtall. ‘ Rabbit. Just now there is a great vogue for Havana-dyed rabbit in Paris, and this lowly fut being made up into the most intricate designs. It will not Be popular in the United States, however, on account of the high SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1924. many models, & cost of labor in this country, which would bring the cost of the rabbit fur coat up too high for the aver. person. The Parisian woman @ new fur coat each season and she watts a cheap coat that will look expensive, wherftas the American woman buys a fur - that will last several winters and she demands a good wearing fur. Ermine, Ermine will probably be as popn- lar as ever this fall for evening wear. While the Americans seem ders, collars and sleeves. Wide use of both ermine and mink talls will be seen this coming season. Chiffon and Far Scarfs. The. vogue for séarfs is showing itself In wide stoles of chiffon, which are trimmed with applique of fur. Sometimes two layers of chiffon are used, such as black over red, and either natrow stripes of fur are put on in crosswise effect on the entire scarf or there are appliques of fur with fur tail borders. Brown chif- fon over gold chiffon is used with appliques of mink, which are set o’ with gold embroidery and the nds *\ of this scarf are trimmed with mink tails. Thes® lightweight scarfs will doubtless be popular for evening wear, as they make a becoming and ght wrap for the shoulders. The black and white idea is carried out in many modpis, either with ermine or imitation ermine fur combined with black and white chiffon. ————.—___ According to the latest census the United States can claim only one woman who follows the profession of veterinary surgeon. Rings to Touch Women’s Hearts Anyone of these attrac- tive rings set with matchless stones would make an entrancing gift to. the woman whose heart you would touch. The beauty of the stones and their settings will grace her hand and win it, too. Furriers re- popularity. of of All Garments Modeled at the Style Revue Will, Be On Display and Sale at the Frantz Shop Tuesday and Wednesday "Schwartz Jewelry Co. " Tris Bldg. are manufactured only from choice skins and nae ae into Beate - pieces and garments by ee. know how to combine » fine workmanship. » There is naturally a wide range of prices for garments: made from the furs of similar ani- mals, depending upon age, habitat, when caught, condition fur, portion of the skin used and many other considerations, every Shukert garment is guaranteed to be full value for the price, have the combined and absolute guarantee of both Shukert and the Frantz Shop, In charge of Displays FURS furriers who and style with thest degree of season the animal, color of but All Shukert 2 Furs Sold Here Hal C. Brent Expert Furrier and Sales