Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09

.a.or when there is hardly anyehlhs
 naor the sun in the line of fash ions if is interesting to note the oe-
 .,.os botl, in textile and name o1 some of the late summer laorics' ,-ooa,ess to say that they are of the .iaar web variety, for Dame Fashion
 ,,as only that which is soft and clinging in effect, and in no other way can this be gained except by the use of diaphanous materials.
 Probably the foremost in the list is vigoreaux batiste, a delightful fabric, i;alt in weight. fine and firm in tex 45re capable of effective combination ,,.i+h all the prevailing summer trim ,,i,os and charming in coloring. It IS soen in the three principal shades of orev light medium and dark gray, ,vi+h their variations. light and dark blue. the different greens and also tans.
 dainty confection is developed in nale blue vigoreaux batiste. The skirt is eored to fit around the hips without any fullness and draped over a pale green taffeta lining. The seams are herring -boned together and the gllnt of the lining underneath adds proba- blv the most effective touch to the gown.
 The bodice has vest of cream plait- \ ed tulle. Over this opens the side fronts which are trimmed with an ex- Etended facing of green liberty satin, The faeings are in turn ornamented with tiny black velvet buttons. The *blue and green combination is very defective and one of the most fashion Table of the season.
 Apropos of tulle trimmings it may &be said that these are almost univer- #sal upon fashionable summer toilettes. &Something very smart is the tulle &bows which are affected. They are fil- #my and fetching, besides adding the re- Xquisite touch of femininity without (which no gown is success. & Next in the list of fashionable ia brics is crepe mistral, which is follow led by the various eoliennes, etamines, and more familiar crepes and nuns veilings There is novelty in the latter, however. in the form of pret- ty bordered effect which lends a very original air to the afternoon gowns made of nuns yelling
 It is within the memory of every woman who keeps posted on styles when shawl gowns were in great de mand. \ summer with what prom ises to be 8 marked degree of sue cess.
 X Very pretty model recently import ed of pale sunset yellow chiffon, with rnf1es set on with strips of valencien- nes. The shawl. which is immaculate m it's Whiteness and represents almost the work of obscure little Italian WorkWomen, is fastened in a modest at the front.
 The effect of the mellow chiffon and fhaste, dead tone of the lace and shawl remarkably rich and becoming.
 For afternoon and street wear tai eta gowns gre much worn. They are Ftitched, strapped or braided in gold and silver. It goes without saying nat they arc tailor made and in ap-
 eafanee meet every requirement. of
 hic and 'fetchingness.
 With these gowns are worn hats of eAeta, trimmed with many rows of
 eeehlhg-and long, trailing p}umea 'mch fall over the crown in majestic
 fahdeur. A rather stunning costume
 W1lte ta!ieta has the skirt stitched
 Nh# bands of black silk. Outlining
 fe bands are narrow strips of silver
 lald so tiny as to be scarcely percep.
 |ble.
 The bodice has yoke and vest alae
 ', White taffeta, aDpliqued with me
 aiiohs of black marked out with the
 'ef braid. The only softoninG
 uen ,, upon the toilette is wisp of 0 ne fastened at the left of the COTS. Lace collars. vests and under.
 feta '...i'''i'''''s' i'i's'ss "
 VT reception and evening dresses