Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-13
NOTICED IN THE SHOPS.

In travelling about the shops these
days one will find that light colors
will be worn in pretty nearly every.
thing. Even shoes come in for their
share of attention. One of the mos,
stylish productions in this line is ths
'tailor-made' shoe. The whole ton la
of imported English box cloth of a
light shade of gray, pearl or tan. with
about eight large black buttons. These
are very conspicuous, but quite In
good form this season. There is no
lining 10 the shoe. except the neces-
sary light lining for the sole. and the
narrow seams are finished in true tail.
or fashion. The shoe has a plain toe
and presents good appearance. It
is warm. durable and convenient The
ciose-ftting, neat top is "A great i'm.
proyement upon overgaiters.
Light colors, particularly light gray,
will be much worn in tailormade cos-
tunes. Other attractive shades are
tan, lavender. green tpretty. soft
olives, blue. etc. But the several
grays are perhaps the most popular.
Among the lace accessories are sets
OF collars and cuffs of datist embroii-
cry. The collars are made with round
yokes and deep cuffs. Another pretty
set is made with a small round yok,
for the collar and deep cuffs; the ma
terial is organdie, with edging and in
sertion of Irish lace.
or the same materials are chemis.
cites and nalf sleeves to attach to the
well known waist of this pattern.
Almost without exception the even
ing cloaks are in light, delicate colurs
champagne. light blue and pastel
shades-but most popularly white.
Also there is always a touch of bright
color somewhere. great deal Of
lace and buttons and ruffies are used
-furbelows galore.
beautiful evening cloak (Empirt
of course) is made OF white broad
cloth. with the eyelet embroidery. The
shoulders are shirred and the lining is
brocade.
One very handsome French coat
was made with lace. circular ruffe 3
of the material over ruffies Of chiffon,
buttons and handsome embroidery.
through which glistened from under
meath a delicate green satin. The in
ner lining was of brocade.
Renaissance lace is very much used
for both cloaks and gowns. And truly
there could be nothing simpler and
handsomer than this.
A sweet little wrapper for a new
baby is OF pink peaude sole made
without a collar. 1t has nightingale
sleeves, the slits tied with white rib.
bon and white ribbons at the neck
All the edges are scalloped and en-
broidered with the buttonhole stitch
The gowns this season are so beau
| tiful that one does not tire of seeing
them. one lovely creation after anoth
er The princess style reigns aluiost
supreme. but even so, there can not
| be too much OF II. 1t is built on lines
distinctly artistic, and bears grace
and dignity that's unsurpassed. But
women with aught but faultless Ag
| ure-beware!
The three chief stones OF the season
are turquoise, amethyst and the lighter
sapphres. This is true of the imita
tion gems as well.
| Among the black trimmings quite
"A new and pretty thing is black clunl
lace. trimmed with jet. Again. theri
is net trimming covered with span
giles and bugle beads. This latter Il
a resurrection of the oldfashione.
bugle bead trimming of many year
ago. Another new one. and very odd
is conventional design of cut ie
beads. with silk cord through th
center and a silk edge. Then Their
Is fine cut bead passementerie, with
silk cord foundation.