Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-17

Inc everyday hats, in addition TO
the pronounced crowns. have lost all
their stiffness. They are made in the
softest of felts and trimmed in a wav
10 indicate that they We're designed to
please the essentially feminine woman
The brand which encircles the crown is
often of soft silk laid in folds. while in
front the silk is draped either in a care
less cnou or arranged in loose folds
Many of the brims are edged with q
fancy silk braid which has the effact
of embroidery.
Another fashionable trimming for
the hat for everyday wear is kid. The
Kid is extremely soft, and is used not
only in bands, but formed into buckles
NOW, the new feature is that the kid
Is embroidered in the prettiest of soft
coiors, delicate shades of red, blue
green and yellow being used.
The embroidery idea, by the way en-
ters largely into the new hats A very
new fad Is to have the embroidery in
the self-color only worked with the
coarsest of silk threads. so that it has
the erect OF raised work
A fashionable toque for the autumn
girl Is gracefully draped model of
brown velvet embroidered in a striking
design with heavy brown silk floss
Trimming the front of the tooue are
two pieces of the embroidered velvet
piped with champagne colored velvet
Caught under one loop Of the velvet is
fancy wing with long stem, the
feathers of which blend from deep
brown to cafe au lait. This style of
turban is made to order, to match the
particular tailored gown with which
1T is to be worn, and very often the
same velvet which is used to form the
collar and cuffs of the tailored jacket
will be employed in fashioning the
smart looking toque.
The separate waist is spoken of as
possibility for the coming winter.
and many indications point to such a
decree OF fashion. Sonic charming
models recently imported from Paris
suggest that a ready movement in favor
OF the convenient garment is already
on foot. A special favorite would seem
to be white taffeta. Not the stiff, I'M
plastic taffeta of the few seasons ago,
but the soft, flexible goods which now
goes by that name.
Daintiness is prime requisite of the
fancy separate waists, and the French
| models mentioned are delightful ex-
amples of what such a blouse should be.
They are deliberately tucked and plated
with trimming of appliques Of Venetian
| lace and Irish point, boderic anglaise
and Irish crochet.
The French are combining these
blouses with a skirt of white snrah.
The result is practical little costume
which can be varied from evening to
denotes
With taffeta skirts are also obtaining
a wide popularity just now. They
take the place filled by the white cloth
skirt in winter. An effective blouse is
of batste. with a broad yoke of self
material tucked and embroidered. Wide
bands of the embroidery alternating
with tucks hung from the yoke and
bloused over "a girdle of soft silk.
! Another lovely affair recently seen in
a fashionable cafe was of hydragea col
ored crepe de chine, with sleeves and
bodice cut from one piece ana nc
shoulder seams. The whole garment
was shirred around yoke of cluny
outlined by a flounce of lace.
Soft, filmy textures only are avail
able for the development of this eX-
quisite little model. which is, of course
limited in its becomingness to slender
figures.
In fact. the styles as a whole Woult
seem to be designed for slight and tai
women only.
ESTELLE CLAIRMONT