The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1905, Page 10

WHE WORTD: SATURDAY EVENTING: OCTOBER 8, 1908.) ae bus Linn arenas tengo one gn ‘| “<6 ce omum © game 0 came 6 cae oem FASHION’S LATEST FANCIES---BY MAY MANTON. Written especially for the Evening World. THRIALS grow more beautiful as the season advances, It would shape, made with frills of lace, being favorites for carriage and recep peom as though manufacturers wore reserving their best for the Jast, tion use, 80 lovely are some of the more recent novelties. ‘Accessories are in themselves a study, and some most exquisite sets of 7) eeliars and cuffs and chemisettes and cuffs are being offered that are quite 5 jeans tasteful and elegant to insure the success of the entire gowa Many of these are of lace, but others again are of velvet richly em- +} Brotdered in gold and silver and making a most superd effect. > Buttons are being extensively used as trimming and are eo marvel- @usly beautiful both in color and design that the result is one to le com- Mended and desired. Furs will not appear in any numbers until Horse Show week, but at osigns are being shown, and some exceedingly beautiful little scarfs are } © be noted that combine the familiar four-in-hand with turn-over collars, Muffs are bigger and more elaborate than ever before, those in pillow * In spite of the number of long coats to be noted, the short ones are to be much worn for costumes of the more elaborate sort, and among the novel- ties {s to be seen a combination of blouse with bolero, which is exoeed- ingly chic and becoming, and which means all the jauntiness posslble-com- bined with genuine wariuth. \ Blouses of the simpler lance and of net, both embroidered and fre to be much worn with handsome taflored sults and aleo with skirts, that are 60 well liked and are also exovedingly theatre, informal dinners and all occasions of the sort, Bratt hia aloe Greene eee eee thin India silk, which allow of all the effect of lightness 4 bo y-nategma as Meta Masaibl ii yi ecabhucod weather, Frills of lace mounted one above the other below a are familiar, but a novelty is to be found in alternating piisne Ifberty, which is exceedingly charming and attractive, Pd \ aa bd paeoigytenatltprcnaucteg A Graceful Negligay @attern No, 6174) 0 regliges has ever become 1 N Popular as the kimono, This one is made of Oriental cotton crepe with banding of plain silk, but there are many other matevials whigh With Bolero Effect. or bh yards of ribbon The (Pattern No. SITY) j : / tern, 6174, 8 cut in alzes from $4 to HE waist that gives a dofero ef- 4 i}, ani? feot te & favorite and @ charm- tng one, both for the separate blouse which is go much mm demand for tallored sults for the theatre and all other occasions of semi~iress and for the one that is made with akin to matoh. Tlustrated is one of the latest For the School Girl. HOW TO OBTAIN THESE PATTERNS, Callor send by mat! to the EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION BUREAU, an yet 234 St., New York. for fF ccsyed sate IMPORTANT—Write your nameand address plainly, and alwe: size wanted.” ney (Pattern No, S170) sant demand for new frocks and novel and pretty designs ary Z quite certain to be welcomed eagerty. VA ‘hia one is eminently attractive and ZZ : fashionable while it 1s ao simple that it involves very little labor In the Comte a uit RAKED /y pate hy ioe ii Tarda Inco wit or 9, Fans 3150 5 Phd . en ph 4 { q gut in stan "for ees from 60 14 years In Shirt Waist) Stylo, For Little Girls, (Pattern No. 5119) } TTLE sitls are always wh PANEL SKIRT wit ik doo tas Sead POINTED YOKE ty Ae ce Bc 4 IBM Mestre ae ltrs ale Kagel cede ty wide; for nt wide. Pattern No,