Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-30

r.,.gram to Evening Teller)
tsp n- YORK. Jan. So.-Nearly all
NN goods houses hold their
Afs' ..a goods sales during the
sTS'' - January and February OF
uon'ns oor That is the time wheh
every ''sou.iyes and every econom,cal
uhF 1,nn, of replenishing her stock or
pFo s,,ns underwear and household nm
rus',i,' ,as also become customary to
En- This time of the year a sup
~ Of laces and embroideries' reason
py srficient TO last for the year t."
SHY r,.or,. show window of the
COME -. Goods houses displays a be-
arg 40 and highly attractive display
n,nsIIn underwear and undergar-
O -. 'r he'd and table linens and mus
HeA' a ,aces and embroideries for
lH ING and ornamenting white goods
EVERY description. Many new styles
-. ,rnnorted from France, are shown
US ottract the attention of admiring
tbrongs of women
no.;sta seems to be the favored fab
!. tor dainty underwear for which En-
.,isb Iongcloth and American muslin
oo,,hric would be too unyielding.
~i drawers and the foundation of pet
-,..ots the ordinary bat!ste is gener-
anv used. but batiste claire is inVar-
,,h,v the material of the ruffles.
v,gbtgowns are made rather full,
-ti.o chemises are tighter fitting than
,,,r rsed TO be. The change is a de-
o,aad improvement and perfectly log
io,, as the chemise is worn under the
.,.sat and is more comfortable if 1t is
-, too full. 1t is quite the proper
ching TO work in the initial of the
ovner into every piece of underwear.
prosnective brides use the initial of
their future name on thir underwear.
Some beautiful petticoats are in ba-
tiste or figured lawn. Those of flow
cred material or with stripes are not
onIv dainty. but do not soil as quickly
as those lal white. The bows are us.
ually of black velvet. Nearly all pet
ticoats are self embroidered which
makes the trimming of them quite sim
ple The ruff1es are mounted on the
skirt proper method which has many
advantages. as it diminishes the wear
and tear on the work and makes it
almost impossible to catch the heel in
them. The ruffles are made rather full,
but the petticoats are a trifle skinny
Gowns, corset covers and matinees
are nearly all in batiste; the matinees
mostly sky blue the gowns and corset
matinees is made with gathers, but
most of them have embroidered or
tucked Jokes. Corset covers are either
richly embroidered. with colored rib
bons drawn through the patterns, or
plain and cut in one piece. Most of
them however, are more ornamental
than useful, as they are too short 10
protect the part of the corset under
the waistine.
Some exceedingly handsome silk pet
tcoats are shown in old gold. with
white mousseline, cream lace and rib
bon velvet the shade of the silk.
The prevailing tendency toward
early Victorian and Second Empire
MODES In dress has led to a revival of
the use of hra aaIatc 4.-b;oh l,,... -
last few years have almost entirely
gone out of style. There are some very
pretty and tasteful bracelets shown in
Inc SHOW windows of some of the most
.ASillohaole houses. Some take the
lofm OF a semi conventional garland
~e leaves and flowers of (which are
supported and connected only by their
stems One bracelet in particular /,
instructed of the buds and leaves of
nc Wlld anemone. The buds are com |
'oSeu OF clustered diamonds, the leaves
u SNAPPED rubies. Diamond hazel |
caves and punches of pearl nuts ar.
aHseu IN the same way also make a
-, bracelet, though not as light and /
-
e"'dte as the anemone bracelet.
"A ueclded change has taken place re-
aiuing the fashion of displaying rings,
I-''' ana other jewelry on the street.
Is considered bad form to have
,"''nes pinned to the outside of lack
= VI wear chains over coats or
oaAS II Is also becoming more and
uillashlonable to wear more than
On the other hand much
ever rings are now worn. Pearls
~ diamonds seem to be less fanci4d
rs year than before
: He last cold spell has caused unite q
osn' IN turs and some charming crea-
as Il, single furs and combinations
~. H. The styles are mostly
,o,. anu 'ar less shoEy than in former
t. @ FUR coats are made quite full
IN ,ts winch makes it easier to
:. ''iefn off and on and their 1ipino 60
We as heavy as it used to be.
rbara anu comfortable toques and
IN Vi tur or of cloth and trir,oed
na 81 are worn a great deal now.
mir, '"h Is of light gray cloth with
i'm. Ut chinchilla fur around the
ho,s ana other one, of brown cloth
NM uered with sable or mo,esL,n
lila r,o,. are made entirely of chin