Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-06

best places for studying midsummer
fashions II the racetrack. There. and
especially on the lawn and the veran-
dab Of the club house a. line display
Of elegant ana handsome toilets. may
be seen on fine afternoons ~ At any Of
the most aristocratic summer resorts
on the. beach or Ia the mountains. The
race track seems to have = greater fas-
cination than ever for fashionable
women and many Of them have acquir-
ed the habit Of attending the races
nearly every day II the weather per-
mits. In the regular coarse Of evolu-
ton this habit has led to a. new de-
,parture in dress and caused a new kind
of gowns. the casino gowns. TO be in
vented.
/ Probably the most remarkable feat
sure Of these casino, gpwns is their gen
keral ptipty ana fdaptability; pf
to be worn on the club house veranda y
ofrlos he web Rent lkwn III Hnn{ 6f he
casino; but that il " no means ell;
they may pe taken alqnx - the sea-
shore OF 10 the mo1ntAins And may b
worn ON the pier Or board walk on fne
afternoons and are equally suitable for
garden parties, lawn teas or even {or
cariAse drives. But even that does not
exhaust the possibilities Of that uee-
sul GOWN. With . few changes and ad-
ditions It can easily be adapted to be
lussd q I reception geNn pr 2 gown
| for calling purposes. asNf-s * -
Iteoes without saying. that one and
| the same gown cannot be put to such
q variety OF uses without undergoing
some slight notifications. But the
beauty Of this gown IL. that 1t lends it.
| self remarkably well to such changes
and adaptations. which, although they
change its appearance, do not materi.
ally affect its character. To give
better idea Of this marvellous gown. Il
/ will be best to give brief description
OF one Of the abandonment recently seer
4 at Brighton Beach. It was of silver
gray canvas. 4, The skirt was tucked
i around the hips and very full. Around
the lower part there were three LITTLE
tucks 1t had a yoke Of Irish crochet
4 dyed the same color as the gown. Thu
around the waist by handsome belt
i Now, that lace hip yoke may be LET
J. on altogether or it may be replaced b.
one Of black lace. Another, method To-
i changing the yoke Is, by threading rib
bons through It, which may be yelye
or some other material. of the same
Il color as the gown or Of some harmon
J ious or contrasting color. Black vel
vet ribbon, not too wide, would be par
ticularly handsome. The waist OF tina
gown had a round blouse with heav!
rope shirrings across the yoke. which
was OF Irish crochet. trimmed Will
. lace. A row of dainty lace rosettes
with turquois centers formed the deco
: rative motive Of the front. ~
The latest importations from Pari
I strongly indicate that three piece cos
TUNES will be the prevailing style 10
! late summer and fall wear. 1t seems
however. that coats will not be as pop
ular as in former years and that thei
place win be taken by handsome an
\ decidediy graceful siiouideej2 WRAPS
lmade of the same material ~ ths sTes
, Of the costume. These wraps win 3
made In q great variety OF pareefns
some will be in the form OF roun'
, shoulder capes. reaching down to tn
!. belt line. others will assume the forn
siSg = Ashs. xhiis san otAsrs WIN 2
Z scarcely more than little exaegerase
{ stole. For trimming these charmin
r ahoulder wraps laces, fringes. ruchs
: and even passementerie are used sofn
D Of these three-piece costumes. recenu
imported. are exceptionally pretty
4 SIX mohair. linen. sicilinne ana otne
b fabrics. are used In making them
II the style In lingerie has undergone
81 radical change during the last te'
-Emoath& Excessively elaborate cnsl'
{ Uses. petticoats. corset covers OF o'.s
. Intimate garments are no longer ias"
II ionable. but must not be imagined ina
! the return to simpler forms ana line