Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-11

and white che7io; i1 shepherd plaid. red and white. brown an: white, and al ct of mixed colcrs. The always attractive Scotch plaid frocks must be included. These require no trimming. but often have plain Jias bands. rows Of velvet ribbon. or as is seen or some frocks wi,hou, a is seen or some frocks. black taAeta. The latter is rather al experiment and is not 10 be generally recon mendet Mothers wili very early this season catch the new idea. the Rus sian blouse Now the Russian blouse bears 10 relation whatever to the sailor blouse. T. is a long full
 garment ir one piece. like a princess. uaf;Jea. fastening or the side and having a loose belt or giI1ile to con me .l very slightly about the hips. Ove.Coats as well as dresses. are made on these lines.
 Children of all ages up to fifteen Wear long coats. ar6 these same coats are extremely smart this year. made very much on the lines of those that women wear apparently loose and yet vith some shapiDs at the sides. trimmed with both velve- and lace. with large full sleeves gathered into a velvet cun and with fancy buttons. For midwinter wear these coats have fur collars or fur trimming and it Is the exception when one is seen with oul a cape There are some of them thar have three caDes, many with two as has been said-none without one. The fashion is not bad one. proviG- el the material is nol too heavy, for the capes should be adjusted so that they can be CaFen of if the weather . be t-a wa-m 10 wear them. but. Of course. there is always me trouble that they are apc D give r2ther clumsy effect around the yoke and shoulders Light colors are consiG- cred rather 5rayt in these coats, very ; pale gray. i.ht tan biscuit color and white On ,he gray and taa, il a vel re collar or fur af any description is used it is dark. but .l 1he white and biscuit color ,he trimmings mus needs match. The fashion. by inc |, way. continues io- dressing children even as old as tsn years all ia white. ant while the .aa is an expensive one it is certainly attractive.
 coat which looks exceedingly con- , fortable is military coat Of navy blue cloth or perhaps ], is really navy coat. IL ha5 the deep cape. lined with red flannel and the double row of brass buttons T is a fine earmen- for school wear o comfortable aAe so practicable
 There are many 9mau costumes with coat and skirt intelded for af- ternocn or church wear that are a lit- tie more elab1rately fashioned than the serge and cheviots They are trimmed with velve5 fancy buttons and some one of the attractive braids that are 90 much iA demand this year. but simpler fashions for children are always the most satisfactory.
 Tn the mater of headwear the lit tie boy will wear round felt hat, with round crown. These in white scratch felt are good background for a child's cnerubic countenance. Little girls will wear white French bonnets up to the age Of six. These are quite elaborate affairs Of ribbon. 1, silk and chifiQn. and are capable of making as great drain on the pock !! etb0ok as the mothers imported | French nat.
 Picture hats ol all kinds will be i worn for church and afternoon by the little hopes this winter, and rough l beavers and velvet hats are again 10 be ia ;hionab.e. For school wear the simples hats possible are worn.