Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-04
cred into a narrow pointed band of the

cred into a narrow pointed band of the
taffeta.
Nearly all of the new models, fashioned
of soft silk, challie or muslin, boast the
bishop sleeve, with it's thousand and one
modish variations. It Is remarkable
how much trimming Is lavished on the
lower part of these new sleeves, while
the upper part Is devoid OF both fullneSS
and characterization
The prettiest youthful model I "
seen among the soft summer silks was
mode Of ark bottle green foulard, law
ishly shirred. The corsage was made
with a short round yoke Vf orange taffeta
covered with ecru guipure. Around this
THE silk was shirred in three puffs CIV
ing a sort of berthe effect. Below the
bust the material was held in close to
the figure by rows of gathers. The
sleeves were full affairs draped into three
velvet ribbons. The yowest puff fell
over a choice fitting high cuff Of guipure
lined with orange taffeta. AT h left
side of the corsage bordering on h
soke was a wired Louis XVI. bow of mar
row green velvet ribbon.
The skirt of this gown was gathered at
the top to form a short yoke of minute
fiat puffs. These Joined forces with that
Of the blouse, giving that long corselet
effect of the princess models. Just be-
low the knees the fullness was caught
again in puffs that served as a heading
for the broad f1ounce. This was both a
shirred and plated affair. for while 1t
was gathered full, it fell in a. series of
graceful box plaits that veered away de-
cidedly from that unpleasant look that
the usual box plated ounce has.
The toque completing this toilette was
a soft crinkly affair of ecru satin straw.
with a tiny line of gold and violet rum
ming through it. 1t was built up high
at the front and was trimmed with a sin
gle bow of green velvet.
A Shonpipr DOWN made with A. SDan.
ish flounce is delightfully."- easy to manage
ON dusty streets. The outer lining. which
is always "a thing apart on these light
summer creations. can be easily be COM
bined with the deep f1ounced skirt 50 That
one need only one trailing skirt to wres-
tie with on these busy shopping tours.
OF course the outer skirt and the min
are two separately built affairs n the
combination takes place at the head OF
the tlounce. where they ore securely
tackled together.
Since the French woman does not take
kindly to the severe untrimmed outing
| hat of felt or straw, there Is a steady
| demand for the unpretentious morning
hat that relies on crispy taffeta reserves
or draped liberty silk for ornamental
ton. For lightness and downright SOLD
| comfort there is nothing that e-uals the
broad brimmed feather weight hats OF
horse hair that are favored SO much
| this season. The brims of these hats
| are often allowed to dip at their W
sweet win' in truly rural fashion. and
the trimming. no matter how bountiful.
| is keot in low ines about the crown.
| There is a mighty influence being
| brought to bear now in establishing a
| low Couture to be adopted with morning
toilettes. In this case, too, the hair is
waved back softly from the forehead
| and is coaxed into a puff which Is sup
| ported by a rat" that prevents collapse.
The back Of the hair is wrought into an
! elongated eight that lies close to the
head.
The nair dressers want 1t distinctly
understood that they are not trying to
abolish the high couture. but they want
to reserve it for rather formai occa-
sions, when evening dress is called into
service. NINA GOODWIN.