Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 15, Ed. 2 Sunday, October 10, 1915 Page: 2 of 18
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THE TULSA DAILY YHM.!) SUNDAY OCTOBER in 101
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HAT THE WELL DRESSED WOMAN
w'ifl vcar this fall
AI'KI.K MENDEL 1
lr-id 1. nmn l not
n1 mattrl.ils
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f'r whm
r ram in? ssnw uti!fr sr-
isht a in the day Bent A
bp worn for eveatal wear
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fr.kj HMNVW th dinner
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tnrdtlUB tMkC Tho vrrv Kn
r.-jrh Mtn) to thr shin edge
aa:i..n fr dark
i. .lark (fee.
il.ir and cuffs.
for teller marine fi.iri' loss
Some 'f Hie sk : 1 matr1i!s
iv Mi. it tbfl skirts would be
DM if DMdS to ripple too
Belted .nts will t. p. 4.
1 often oltcod below the waist
Ttn-r are many new ijpos ot CWUI
.' I . fouadi with a CltOlee Iwtw. mi I ho
more fitted f. rm .. .1 !h' loose filling
style. Much thou ye ht has been siven
to the collars whii i are noel in cut '
High military effects are arranged so
thy ran be worn opened or closed and i
the chin collar . iccfally in more
ilressv mantels poll. i a w..y to the new
les r.mls are p i rv.li.l with as
umn s four pockets and novelty but-
tons give a touch "f gaiety tu some of i
the coats. Kor utl:lt wear Scotch
and i-.nisn worsteds checks (ergen
land ssberiilnss are moat called for.
j Velvets plushes and fur fabitca
. Landed with fur ar. not .1 for the more
dresay models. I
A aeparato co it in Uiixslan effect la 1
I hraJded with aelf-oolored embroidery
laud collared tad uffe.l with heaver
fur. The garment is lined with Leaver
Colored satin Incidentally showing the
ul'dul t nes are in. .re In fa.r for
I iln'.r.gs than bnich colors.
A coat of arni loth of aold.it blue
iwuh trimming of navy blue silk tail-
ored braid presents many new style
gray i-ihelln. The front
agOBS.ll) Th. pleatod fulness on each
aide is held in place by a bolt which
form a pocket. The bad; falls in a
broad pleat which extend-' from the
.ei i. r of a ahoulder breadth only. Pill
length sleeves pride themselves on big
gauntlet cuffs. The collar is lined
rh deep v. lloW while the rest of the
facing of whit Ottman silk. The
tire': la trimmed diagonally with rows
upon reus of braid The long sleeves
are slash. .1 al the cuff and come well
w fist.
Effects tin ill
below th
Spaagled
real
irrai
if ton. .1
veals its lining of
satin.
Princess Prisons
I'rlneess .ll esses h.ive bom
the Inn. licht and again ivi
roglM for the ever needful
dress. There is also a era;'.
lumper uress or navy Dluc serge
lilts.
The sleex a !
that the I. a
in m-
h f r
as
r In
yoke. Kows ef silk
'ollar. cuffs Hid
the I urn back . uff-;
laad held hi ( lace
of the coat ure so
k fulness falls In
a The braid fol-
i vary long double
hr i d inline the
reers. Huge are
which are t.raldp.i
with blue galatth
slightly douMe
If SI v of the iitsl3 are borrowed
i ... wits extremely high collar is of
led Into
have a
n e-piece
for the
r
.iff. la worn with gunniies .f soldate
Una The gauntlet sleeve named
after the gauntlet glove Is at the top
Of the fashion.
The coat dress styles or models
having the elongated waistline re-
mindfnl of the Moyen age and the
semi-fitted waists with flaring skirts
th" collar snugly fitting the throat
or flat cellars turning over from the
round collar line are prominent fea-
tures of the present style.
B mi-tailored dresses are made from
serge gaberdine broadcloth and com-
bination of taffetas satin or twilled
silk N.elty silks taffets satin
cnarmeuso faille surah and nil kinds
of glos) silks are fashioned Into cos-
tunics suitable for every day wear
Quiet in tone the ilreas.s rely upon
the contrasting or harmonizing shades
for the trimming. Navy and gray blue
combines wen together. Flesh color
is Used for trimming navy dresses
lidl in.l bea.lt d effects It is gen-
erally believed will be In more de-
mand than ever before
A navy blue broadcloth dress in
Prtneeei form was braided all about
The skirt h.is a wide circular flaie
and the waist displays a separate
vest bound In black braid bindings
and buttoned In novelty German silver
buttons. The blue Is relieved by collar
New eo
are porce
shail.
materials
heavbr silk
the lighter
Gowns.
rs lovely for evening wear
lin blue and a deep orchid
ivets or any of the wintry
such as brocades and
have n placed some of
mat. rials. .Modernized
s
SI mug III I'm 1
peasanl costumes showing cor a.
laced in the front accompanied by a
little lace apron over double silk net
skin are Indescribably pretty in-
steam if bare arms and shoulders
will you believe u or not mod. sty
prevails and the upper portions of the
waists are elled with tulle
Transparent evening gowns are
beaded vv oliderously. Full elrcul.ir
lulle sk us embroidered In I iridescent
heads flash out gaily around the bot-
tom. A black net n.vii embroidered
with jet sphinx beads lias a bodice)
drapei v of bi aded a id sp inglod net In
silver iind crystal Which f irms a sort
of coal effect. Festooned in low knoir
in jet and sphinx embroidery the full
skirt i- finished with deep tucks a
foundation of black grosgraia silk
l.nds s..ine stiffness to the skirt.
Trannpnri tit sleeves and high standing
w.de collar accent the use of veiling
the mes' extreme decolette evening
dress.
An evening gown of white tulle
richly . in I roidered in spangles in pea-
cock sh ides has a foundation of cloth
. f stiver hidden beneath It. ThH
pointed I. ..dice s outlined with a ruf-
fle of white tulle. A scarf of peacock
blue bangs from one shoulder and Is
.aught In the front with a Jeweled
motif. S angled bands keep the bodice
in pou i over the shoulders and co-
luetlshiv dropping below the shoul-
ders an- artificial roses.
Scini iailoi 1 Effect
ai-i
such a multiplicity of samlatallored
mode are brought out In silk and
crepe d chine ttlSX it Is easy to pre.
did their use will be encouraged
Hand embroidery machine stitching
help Omsnrm to the present styles
which call tor flat finish.
'hiffons laiHB nets marquisettes
and crvpe Georgettes are included In
the sheer mat. rials for waists. Waists
matching suit colors are mads in the
i form of a dress bodice. White lai
waists worn over the skirt or in
smock effi ct are used as a Com pro
imise bctpeen the plain aad veiv
dressy waists rtangcttshing ami drawn
.work la noted on the soft Hilk blouses.
Leg-Sf mutton sleeves not heard of
I in many a day are so familiar now ai
I not to cans- comment. A revival ot
I the models of 1830 and IK 7.. havo
added much ch arm to the sleeve. The
II iw sleeve which wings out In hell
shaped flare Is edged with a narrow
planed frill and sometimes with a
beaded band.
Belgium blue myrtle green flesh
bottfc green graai and black and white
of tl n Bmbroldeaxs with a tracery of
.silver and gold threads are In tho
color card for waists for fall.
owing to the lower cost of peltry
the furri'is are able to increase tno
amount Of fur uaed In fashlormg coats
and neck pi. i t s and still keep the
pi ICS us low as lust year.
Combinations of furs in deci.l. 1
contrasts Is the last word In coats.
Ia.ng and slum haired furs seal and
1 fitch broudtall and beaver Persian
lnmb ami sable dyed siilrre aro
combined In some of the snappiest
models gkunk raccoon and fox make
attractive trimmings for luxurious
coals. The coat lengths vary from
forty-tWO to fifty-four inch s but ow-
ing to the weight of the full length
coat they are used mostly for l v. mng
purposes.
As B choice between the sin le or
double breasn d fastenings tin re is
little more partiality shown toward
these latter flare effects snugly fit-
ting folium set-in sleeves mid deep
out's a. id bands are the recognised
factors "f this year?! g'arnn nts
A median length emit of teal with
Quadter collar of black fox which
flares decidedly and Is girdled with a
seal sash tied in the front much after
the fashion of the sport oats The
sleeves are frankly Bishop with deep
cuffs supplied of the fox skin.
t'hic Indeed Is a Hudson seal emit'
with a Skirt portion banded with chin-
chilla In three-band sections. Joined
. to have a one-piece affect The
high-fitted collar cuffs and rcvers
are of the gray pelt.
A golden in-own cloth automobile
if st. The old-time round bn.t of
.. . i:. nr. i fur. reaching to the
has been introduced but it gives a
more mature appearance to the
Wearer than the smaller pieces.
Animals' heads claws and tails t is-
snls velvet balls are used for tiim
minit. Brown and black furs are In
the ascendant. Fitch generally b -
tomes the average woman and 0om
mnes well with astrakhan and kindred
furs. Foxes of ait kind natural mink
martin and leopard skin are manipu-
lated with great dexterity into the beat
models.
Nearly every fashion in silk and vel-
vet can be copied with the aid of a
fur medium as the furs are so pliable
tltat they can Invade new fields.
A cross fox scarf developed of one
skin In Pmttan shape has a cannon-
ball shaped muff for Its companion
lined and ruffled with crepe de chine.
The sc arf closes with an Inch snap or-
nament. Sometimes the scarfs are
fastened by the paws so that the fur
oun hang loose from the shoulder.
Scarfs In the semblance of a cape
so and note of exclusiveness.
Small round muffs fancy melon
coat with heaver collars and cuffs faliM-Lshape. long narrow muffs boulp r
in full ripples "ram the waist line.
This cat Is lined with henipster and
th ugh warm enough for the coldest
i t col I days la .entark.ibly light in
Weight.
Pur sots in animal M laiiajfllliillili
are represented in many snappy s !s
N'eek pieces of ipiaint and unusual de.
signs some n;tl more than hands fa-
ting the neck closely or deep oollara
With ties In front aro largely In re-
muffs the pouch and various novelty
slvi. s are In demand
Bome Just large enough for the
hands t" fit in are kept In shape by
round hoops at the outer edge of tho
lining.
Another caprice in the realm of
muffs is of cross fox made so that the
iiuff can be carried with a lengthwise
showing a long and narrow effect of
sail wise just as fancy dictates.
All the NewSmart Styles in Women's Apparel are Here !
Our show in a ot omen's authentic apparel for fall is unsurpassed anvwhprp for niritv nnl ovincWmnoee mnioic ffr.rr.1
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kvery popular fabric is represented at remarkably attractive prices and each day adds many new styles to our showing.
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Correct Styles inSuits All Materials
V bipcord Serge Gabardine Velvet Broadcloth mi Fain Mix-
ever tendency of fashion lines will be U1 CA to fl 4 C
I in thi Btore's display PlU.eJU tpO
Smart New Dress Models
Aftemoot and Btree! lrvssis in u grt'at
range of stylea tlu matflriali arc Chiffon
N elvet Brvjadtfloth Crepe Meteor and com-
binatidns. Distinct! smart ereations each
one. Prired
More eJ
Soiree -silk.
and Satin.
SS.50 ' $40
Kvening Qowns of
Velvet Faille Net
SPECIAL FASHION
WEEK DISPLAY
ON TUESDAY EVENING FROM
8:30 UNTIL 10:30 P. M.
The display will be a comprehen-
sive exposition of autumn apparel
one that every woman interested
in correct attire will enjoy
You and Your Friends are Most
Cordially Invited to Attend
Coats aadJWrapsV ery Exclusive
Models in Cbrdnrov Plufa Velour Broadcloth. Broadtail Vi-
cuna and Mannish Fabrics. You ("ill find our diaplav by far the beai
you have viewed -and the moderate prices will to QjiKf)
prove a genuine surprise tDAvr TrOJ
Stylish Trimmed Millinery-
IN LARGE AND SMALL EFFECTS FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Our splendid collection of new styles in Wom-
en's Millinery is being daily auiriuented by ship-
ments from leading exi-lusive Millin.'ry hdUMB.
Seldom will you find ai many 1m .nit iful mill hiory
dcsiiri.s diaplayed at one store if you have Uot
seleeted your Kail QaJ it will he to your ad-
vantage to come here
POLLACK'S TOGGERY
217 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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Lorton, Eugene. Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 15, Ed. 2 Sunday, October 10, 1915, newspaper, October 10, 1915; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc135469/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.