Arizona republican., 1902-09-10

cutting purposes cloth hats trimmed wholly with the same, even to pinked cloth ends at the back, are greatly in evidence.
 Placings are exclusively on low or der. as eXemplified in hat covered en- tirely by wings lying flat, nor does an upright position obtain anywhere. Birds have their peaks low to the sur face as if in a downward flight and wings if projecting take sideways po- sitiuns. Material shows soft, large folds or often the small, successive folds that have been so fashionable in light weight fabrics. Very long, nar- row buckles are in keeping and here it can be noted that metal ornaments in large or small buckle style, are greatly in order. Jet crowns and jet in general, is seen to a considerable extent and will, as hitherto add it's in- imitable sparkle.
 In new dress goods cloth is shown in fine smooth grades and will be much used for tailor gowns, but an equal or perhaps larger quota presented is woven with loose hairs more or less noticeable and the same can be re- garded as a special reature of the sea son. Particularly is this the case 1T. Scotch novelties that while coming un- der the head of cloths, display mixed colorings. The result is quite on the side of novelty, because hitherto cloths have been notable for an exclusive smoothness in weave.
 Styles in making show as yet no de- parture from skirts close about the hips, but as a novelty may be noted a revival of the habit back which was so h,,t last beyond one season. A flare at the bottom of skirts again obtains and once again, too, the Eton jacket ap- pears but in view of cold weather, is made with revers which can be turned over and closed, so as to protect the chest. Other jackets are longer and extend to the hips. Peculiarly graceful effects result from the wearing of R. &c G. corsets, since they yield with rare suppleness to every movement of the body and thus become health giving and aesthetic as we'll The straight frCnt is of course in conformity with up tu date ideas and indeed in every particular they are ideal, even from q twentieth century point of view.
 ANSWERS.
 Louise. Orange is to be prominent in millinery; green has quite a show ing and little green parrots or green wings are greatly in order. A stylish hat is entirely covered by green wings. Flowers will not probably be much used, but those shown are in velvet and velvet leaves are beautiful in autumn tints. A stylish gown is in corduroy, having a hip yoke composed of velvet bands finished by passementerie drops and in general too. passementerie drops that finish bands. will be very fashion able. A majority of fall gowns, espe- cially those with drop skirts, are now preferably finished with the new s. H. l & NJ. velvet braid skirt protector, which 1 is a delightful improvement on the old l style protector. It is more easily ap- piled than any other. since it requires but one sewing to attach it to the | skirt and moreover does not deface the l shoes.
 Mrs. Brown. There can hardly be | q run on velvet for gowns, because in l good quality this material is too ex- pensive. But velveteen is often sub stituted. coming a comparatively mod | crate prices and limitations which do | not seem to initiate abound. Beaded | velveteens repeat a favorite idea in | velvet. the so-called beads being i merely thick set tiny spots.
 ROSALIND MAY. |