Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-06

Ansns Gown Bunaers ans nniiners
 at Home ana Abroad.
 Paris modistes report the mole in great request. and it may be difficult to find a prettier or softer decoration for 8 winter dress than this attractive skin. which is figuring on so many of the new models. The possessors of beautiful ermine will be delighted to find that this favorite fur win again be a whim of the season, combined with moosseline and guipure for even ing wear and charmingly arranged with moSeskin, caracal or mink for prone made costume.
 Especially fascinating are the fine glossy surface and manner of dress ing the moleskin. It is extremely ele- gant and becoming to the face, while its dark drab. gray brown coloring, re- peated in many examples of beaver cloth, makes it particularly harmonious as a garniture. It is pretty cut in seal lops having tiny cdgings of white er- mine, velvet or silk when thus com bined as tippets and shoulder capes The one detriment will be possibility of it's not being a fur to last more than most fancies of the season.
 Corduroy cloths and velvets hayc been seen a good deal abroad in cham pagne shades. These are mostly sim ply mac .. very often with fronts and lappets of gold embroidery softened with jabot of old lace.
 The revival of beautiful old fabrics. glorious furs and laces leads to the re- vival of harmonious trimmings. Very beautiful embroideries are being used on stoles, while silk trimmings of ev- cry kind, frayed out ruches, heavy silk en and chenille fringes, silk braid. gold and silver braid and gold and silver passementerie play an important role. not to speak of the increased popular ity of quaint buckles and buttons.
 Sleeves are voluminous, though they stin fit tightly on the shoulder. Every thing seems to be V shaped, and basQues are coming in apace on outdoor coats, at least on some fine imported models.
 Moleskin color in fine cloth finds an exemplification in skirt that rejoices in a deep and shallow founce, the two hardly reaching to the knees, shaped, but with no fullpess, and edged with gimp.
 Pelerines and three-quarter coats. semifitting at the back-iJheed many are far more fitting than they were are a feature in the fashions; yet, on the other hand, very loose backed coats cut after the kimono order. just cross ing or meeting in front, are one of the newest styles.
 The fancy fanneiettes and filnnels. 80 prettily printed, as also the mercer ized fianDels. will enable those with small dress allowances 10 turn ont charmingly warm blouses. velve;eenr in royal blue and emerald green an'' the fancy plushes with sp!ashe< ct black, resembling ermine. VII. srry- the same purpose.
 For motoring and country purposes smart women are using leather hats Of the staff variety. so adapted that they a can be securely fastened to the head Xthus ipsuring comfort.
 Leather novelties are mostly in the line of motor garments, but leather also furnishes some unique garnitures for cloth gowns and wraps.
 Hats of soft. hairy felt and beaver suit the present dress styles well.
 An example in cream color has q crown that disappears behind wide turned up brim, like the conventional hfchwayman's hat.
 ETHEL ". BUSH