Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 26, 1909, Page 25

THE_OMAHA SUNDAY_BEE: DECEMBER 26. 1909 ££ HINTS FOR THE HOME DRESS — \ { i Correspondence.|—Paris 18 [tes. and fur ha always in the throes of sou siossoms of ev: fad or fashion, once in a while a lasting any seen for afterncon Wwear among the sn ane, but mors often of such a temporary A tiny Iittle turbanm made of skunk was Snished & ure that scarcely has one Decome ac- ope side with two talls, and on the other were two stomed to it thaa something new and stiff wreaths, both small and made of Infinitesimal rose- & differeut takes !ts place. The oraze of Luds and forget-me-nots. Nothing could ha: been this winter, however, which has been com- mare Incongruous nor more fascinating . ing gradually. but mone the less sureiy. aad seems o Another of biack fox. a big soft turban, had on its have taken compiete possession of faminine affections. ht side 3 bow of gaid ribbon tying an esormaous ®0 altogether unusual and out of the ordinary tHat cluster of parti-colored flowers, and tucked under a ene is constantly surprised. Bunch of tails on other side was a smailer clus It is nothing mers nor less than a perfect passion for of fowers which psafl g B Enitted garments, a Sashion which comes from no On® Some Russian toques Uty te Sromt Rnows where, and has been Introdused by N0 Ome KNOWS with aigrettes caught with some gorgeous ornamer is here, just the same, and knitted comts. or buckle, and on some of white fur will be seen biack ZAL scarfs, and even entire gowns are the cords and tassels, the former being twisted about the SKIN HAT It is & fashion so opposed to al one’s crowns and the latter hanging at the side. almost over 3 TRIMMED is Partuian that it ix difficult to reconefls the face % % tashion belief that these garments are reaily camplately cover the sars, az ’ WITH SCARLET N and are being worn by women of fashion, buf re, and what !s more, they seem to have taken themseives an air of chicness qui possible to describe. Of courwe their wear is limited to mornir and espectaily automobiling, and for are particularly suitable. All sorts of JOFT BROWN VELVET RIBAQN FROM CARLIER C/fi are fitted out with tabs Josely and fap abeut the head in % man- would be quit £ it were not the This is alwars terned design. b g8, walking s purpose they lors are ased that is, all dark colors, and (n soft shades, and In addl- wer a season yes bBut that the rumor 3 tion one sees many white knitted coats and sul hat the ever popular biouse is sbout to be B charming. Some are fur trimmed and ® discarded in favor of the one pieee gown, and velvat collars and cuffs; but the Iar§=r (ng phlpussiess woman is the only one who bears the wnder sm )f the tones of navy or r . ‘ m = abseiutely piain and are intended ! samp of fashion. Nothing couid be further from Another mode! which a t % bs worn with neck pisces snd muffs of fur OF t, gy, for the blouss, odd waist, shirt, or whatever fousd: ' feathers t may be called. is just a8 rampant in this city of ordinarily used, and of ' * * fashion as !t wae several centuries ago, when it Arst this are worked cross st The best styles are fairly long, some reaching the made its appearance. It is the one concession whi ools or silks, but prer e knee and others a few inches below, moderately o mess makes to comfort, and !n spite of whatever are agranged in ftting, and doublo breasted. They are fastened With may be said or Written thers never was a time WhHem yoge or large pear! buttons, or in case of trimmings With fur or the biouse Was so universally worn as at present . veivet buttons. Heavy wool is employed In their mak ers hms never heen a season when It has been ing, and the stitch is much raised and soft loo attractive forms as now, and it Some of the short coats are fashioned after suarantes was needed to w its firm place of the Russian juckets, and beits of white or black e affections a sur e hundre m leather confine them at the waist. The gown beneat models would be suficient. Ther r these !s usually a princess one, in cloth or homesp kind to be found, from the simpiest morning affairs made without fullness so that it will hallle, or thin pique, to the most elub long straight line to the Agure. e neck will niffon, lace. and embroidery. The styles. (o appear & touch of lace, or net w edged jabots, or as do the materials which are emplo frills, which soften their severi Lear gree r ng, and one can find a long line of no is a favorite shade, for this color in wool is one of - as the regular tatlor made or the dress st. and taupe and a du ine shade are a ing biouse. dered good. Worn 7 biack or dark furs haps the most usef: re those which are amazed at the resul 0 severe as the ord tell- quat Joking. L % s The knitted gown is a cost oy itself 10 not w y y s used the 5 woh s . wonder® t Those are th = : orm a pleas ed a short fabot. oue ast gold net r test, although warm dark shades are also used e pnh, v o g o g They are made with a shaped founce mounted omto and chiffon a s od n slor or combina & foundation of silk webbing, which fits the figure lk> every blouse w p hat coses. & glove. The s a Russian ble oser much more than Some of the new sollars and cuffs are charm fitting. The biouse be h is of dotied witn eiled with some 1%, showing as they do quantities of hand work ’ plaits, and a - and mounted onto the silk stuff, or mmings v of Engiish smbroidery, of graduated dots. d gorsey cioth. e too meta all gotd n cross s “olors are somet * » » these, the greens and biues especia One dei ot those of all white are & a band of g A quite distinetive ¢ best, and their was os the neck and w. wver dotied gold iecidedly superior gray leather emhroid on a patt * * was worn with a sma ot oroad tucks. w a The iace biouse for dresw: octasions—that is, the a a white osprey, and was as Di and gold ne ostumes. They are mad sten @ waist w ne—is seldom seen now. for it has taken on a § me could inagine. Besides gowns he neck to show a uap books w Keep them and are wors appearance ombined with much gol y ous affairs for the neck made On this white lace undefbodice wa e sk These op silver, efth r cases as th eh muffs mounted sat which passed direc ats K ol vely w aby ques r sver the bust = o = vt s s 50 fine / ende - > the elbow ~ s 3 at s m ebby, and the I in quali pat s bew and lace undersiceves lesign. Open network of beads gold thr There i a plainer gowns. s mounted ace, and biouses of this kind ar all these w - was most deco and, worn as it was intende! blouses made of on rites. and as this in demand for the theater or for bridge parties s a real lux with a black coat and skire, the latter s material co: possible shades and 'n trasting colors are used, black over white, or some and for all kin d and so requiring no beit, was especially at- S an easy matter 1o the shades hronze or sulphur being the favor for general we S y the same 1d be carried out wugh the Arst cost of They are durable, for they are entirely Hand ms onceits of the season v any of colors, with dark shaded net n iey are cheaper thaa 0 amount of pulling on and off of sleeves see: With the advent of weather the has piace of ibbon to maich a costume or hat. ey are much mo s wear ther wo or thres of the large estab appeare: . w we maenths tha \nother ex pretty biouse seen lately was of with transparent nts, who usually ignore the odd walst, I will be 12 asions iffon clo N it heavier than the f heavy caiffon or 4 spe of these, and are showing seems as it s atiractive as this ¢ this was blue e braiding is seen meuse or silik cashmere, with outside yoar, and ot s s0 ™ @ yoke, on the shoulders wraps of the same. In hlack or bronse, fu marked. cont &= as they front. wi and sieeves. aad an style of timming tha: !5 as they invariably are. they make reslly stunning ww Juiders popular i3 gold slack tracery dome in silks, which costumes. Some are large. At dows far over the head, and are piaits Which -axtended over the sisevesm ® spread ove mate v o it almost A lot of the newest evening and afterncon gowns smpie, gemerous looking affairs. Others are so smail of all plaits was a row of tiny go effect of a brocaded stuff. show the Influence of beads and bugles, a fawhfon 2 hat they seem mere apoiogies of hats. and on by hand, and the center plait was further trimmed The collars worn with all odd waisis are trans- which is expensive but undoubtedly effecttve. Or fluwer bedecked and otherwise made o look as ¢ W usters of smail goid buitons, which extended parent, the only exception bei wintery as possible ere are reg ol mshioned and prim looking, wrings such as our grandmeth g those of flannel or many of the evening gow: iis, which frequently are made With detachable tering profusion, most en collars and cuffs. On ot sugles appear in a giits e form of tumtes of net ers, such as taffeta or chiffon, dispbanous but costly. Others are tr high yoke 1o the waist line. The little guimpe ding collar were of gold e latter having 1 at the top of chiffon, w " beads. The crépe de chine, r Liberty satin, & lace or net profusely on the bodices w embroideries and ming a youthful tistractingly sleeves were ail of chiffon and were made with deep s invariably worn. Some of e are pretty, bugles and beads are the priocipal fsctors. and pretr ufts to the eibow. and siigatiy puffed abeve. The showing & finish at both top and bottom of silk and is %0 heavy and mass: that it almest clum . * entire blouse was mognted on heavy white net, which narrow #old brald, or of sat m which are rows of Lace of necessity enters largely nto - PMpPos » Seal aad rabbit skin, skunk, biack and white fox. gave It an added softness. and it was one of the most beads sewn closely together. These are arranged to ton of all these gowns a8 100 man eads aad > ®bie. and mink, sil are used, and naturally the trim- practical models seen this season. be basted on &t ¥ at the base of the throat, so bdugles give s decidedly hard and unbecoming ook o COWN OF MAROCON COLORED OrraMan 51z 5 Bings are chosen to correspond. Flowers are the favor Gold net blouses on which appear elsborate de- they can be taken off or put on at & moment's unless relleved with lade. RUISIAN BLOUSE QF VELVET 70 2aTCH —