Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
NEW YORK FASHIONS
New Millinery, Outdoor Garments
 Skirts, Materials.

The use of very light millinery ma terials is market feature. Some hats are entirely covered by tulle or chiffon. l an example in the former style showing ! black velvet circulars aoout the sig. { of a dime, these presumabiy affordfng the heavy combination that usually | appears. Another example in white tulle has a circular sweep of brown fur with pendant end and here it can be mentioned that combination of fur ! with tulle. chiffon or flowers are very stylish. Many fur hats are seen in quite wide eXpanses and preferably l finished in the strongest possible con ! trast. unique example in brown fur displaying a wreath of pink roses around the wide brim and on the low ' broad crown appears d sTnaa puff of i brown tulle held by a buckle The puff is not more than two inches by an ! inch ard half in dimension and really | childish in effect Hats are often eN- tremely large. fanciful beyond imagin- Ing. turning here. TOW there or in T bread circle. crowns for the most pa scarce worthy the name. Quite an an tique appearance Is frequently given by shirrings held by cords. but this not fo i the disadvantage of close successive folds that in their turn do not prevent
 
 named. material cf course is better adapted than ribbon. which Is at some discount. Long. sweeping ostrich plumes are greatly in demand. because emminently suited to the very wide. hrim<- Bornets proper are few and far between and the place of strings is ! taken by boas and very high cloak or coat collars.
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  decline. is remarkably alive and seer on net a few street suits. But it's us. is confined more than hitherto, to sth,a completion of suits and for independ- ent garments. Louis KY coats rag lans or three-quart coats are chiefly on exhibition. Short jackets are shown close buttoned and for utility Shor. | jackets are shown close buttoned ani for utility wear. Norfolks will often complete walking skirts that now have an assured position. many clearing thu, ground il SO conv nient and yet digni- fed manner. that they can be Worn by matrOns. The newest feature ir walk ! ing skirts is Q rather narrow circular 1 hounce and this fact gives a hint that flowing. sweeping skirts. clinging close ly round the hips have not had their day. Skirts are preferably bound with s. H. & M. bias velveteen and cordu- iC+ blAlbiiiS+ WHICH Sliil NoIltS lTSN De- cause while the most elegant in ap- pearance. it affords the best protection not only to the skirt. but the shoes as i well
 Tn co-sages innumerabie repetitio1s of former styles are seen and the rage for independent waists continues V force. By far the greater number of all waists show finish of pointed belts. chiefly of black velvet for which there is a furor and adaptation to the straight front corset that is fashionable as ever and the lead is now taken by the C. B. a Ia Spirite corset. because in addition 10 excellent make. it comes In variety of shape SO great as to suit every woman. whsther stout, very thin lcng or short waisted or with high or low bust. Advices from the other side. especially from Paris. are constantl: received and changes made to suit the latest ideas. so that nothing stereo- typed is ever put on the market. Prices run from s1 to B and upwards. the Inst named figure securing q beau tifuf article in brocade or silk batistc. but for general purposes the S2-5O styles are perhaps most to be recommended.
 
 Dress materials. as the weeks pro- gress. show continued preference for -camels hair effects that are far and away the leading feature. Elegant zibilnes. by reason of thick overlyins hairs, look heavy. but on touching are not unduly thick, and light in weight. New serges likewise. with very broaa twill and hairy. seem likely to over weight their weareTs. but are really light and sofe. With special reference to Independent waists. the shops offer really charming wools in all mannzg of colorings and patterns. where gay oriental designs compete with delight fully alterne ting stripes and dots or sprays vie with plain soft material showing embroidery. either in sprigs at intervals or sprays on the front and sleeves. ROSALIND MAY.