a UTUMN modes call for buttons and then some. ‘Whole battalions of them are ranging themselves on the hew frocks, coats and blouses, They are apt to park most anywhere, these legions of buttons, maybe in a prim row up and down the front or back, or like as not diagonally across the bodice front or fastening the sleeve even up to the shoulder line or In ornamental groups. There's really no telling what course buttons are apt to pursue this season, for they seem to be baving it all their own way as to when, where and how they shall be used. When you button that new frock, coat or blouse, be sure to button it in the once old-fashioned but now new fashioned way with honest-to-goodness buttonholes. It Is really the chic way of doing it. Crowd as many buttons into space as you will, the more the smarter, As to whether you button this or that up the front or down the back or vice versa, well, that is really a matter of choice, although we must say the new woolen dresses and crepe blouses which button down the back are frankly good looking. The outfit which the modishly attired young woman is wearing in the picture, turn ing her back to us so as to better dis play the buttoned fastening, bears out this statement. This up to-the-moment street ensem ble has a peculiarly interesting s.ory to tell. At first glance it might well be taken for a one-piece dress or per haps a skirt with a bodice top. It is none such. What it really Is, 8 a dress and-Jacket combination of novel design. To explain in detail, a bodice like jacket with fur-bordered sleeves buttons up the back, or down, if you prefer to have It so, over a one-plece dress made of the self same black rab bit's hair wool. The long sleeves be long to the frock. However, the point we want to make is that it buttons up the back in latest approved manner. When it comes to coals a many-but ton fastening gives them a decidedly new styling. The coat buttons from tip-to-toe. moire ribbon, pulled through a in the cape and then tied. Of the wearer not stop and ulously every button into its buttonhole. to fasten three or four casually at the waistline as pictured to the left in the picture. Even the sleeves are buttoned at the wrist and likewise subscribes to vogue, Which ali is absolutely no such deing the button fad this season. What's more, every sort of button from the simplest bone types to the need button thing as over ployed one of the cleverest movements being the placement of buttons in a single row, outlining necklines and They on hats, are using Velvet berets with vel edges. foo vet-covered crowns arc among the new Paris show ings. 0. 1912 Western Newspaper Union. SMART TOWN WEAR By CHERIE NICHOLAS Materials were never more versa- tile or novel or richly colorful than they are this season. The sentiment is all in favor of quality-kind weaves. The fur-trimmed coat-dress sketched to the left is outstanding, both as to its styling and its material, which is a patterned rough spongy silk-and wool weave called rogodura. [ts lit tle geometric pattern is unobtrusive ly interwoven. It is dull, thick, drapy and delightfully lightwelght—very de sirable for high cinss street and spec tator wear. The contrasting scarf collar has a bit of astrakhan about it which adds to its tone. The other dress Is fashioned of a deeply peb bled, lusterless heavy crepe. It dlev- erly simulates, in Its styling, a mod fsh wrap-around effect, Trimming Is Confined to Parts Above Hips Paris continues to confine all trim- ming—if any at all is used—to the portions of frocks or coats that are above the hips. The wideshouldered, parrow-hipped, long-legged figure con tinues to be fashion’s idea of the per foct silhbuette, and clothes are de signed to either accent or emphasize these features. FALL BRINGS NEW this fall new The vogue for sults brought all sorts of sweaters In iis who has a tweed or kni wnke, and one of these is sure to swenter. The latest In sports sweaters are gay plaids, tume color shades, combining with bright get too much color on the campus. They are very simply styled, orative without further with a greer tweed suit, has a high tons, It Is fAnished at the waistline with a wide ribbed band, and the slightly full sleeve has a tight ribbed cuff, college set solid color. This Is youthful and prac tieal, and Is worn in color to contrast with the skirt Paris Sets Out Show of New Winter Modes Cossack hats are displayed in Paris centers of fashion, with a form-fitting silhouette as the last word In winter styles. Black and colored felt as trakhan are to be worn tipped over the forehead with virtually skintight clothes. The new silhouette shows shorter skirts, 12 inches from the ground, and has plain bodices and sleeves. The skirts are emphasized by widened and padded shoulders, with the waistline high In front and dropped decidedly in back. Knitted stocking caps, with a high rolled rim, the outstanding headgear with sports wear. The colors are smoke blue, hyacinth blue, eabbage red, geraninm red and pumice gray. Veil Fits Tone of Chic to New Fall Fashions With her high pinchedin waistline leg-of-mutton sleeves, high neckline, an) hat perched at a precarious angle; this fall every woman will want to indulge in her secret ambition to wear a vell The coquettish possibilities of the veil, as part of the Edwardian silhouette. are irresistible. 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