Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

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supposed io ba rcpeuting oi-aud
Vhti wotil lent be- without plan.
ling Cor our Easter gowns and hats
From now on the needles az the
sewing women win fy. and iho STORES
be- crowded witch shoppers and iar
gain hunters Fortunately ihofa is
"a cessation 90 rrcat social events
this time,
Probably fhH Hrai tbinH cvers
woman hoEina iO arrange lur Do thn
spring suit which muat be in rond-
|nesa fof those uarm arnht spring
days fhaf hring qui che fray and /
shnb1inpsH n the winter costume and 1
which most women have NOT ihe cou- /
rage in Wear az such t.mesi more I
over they ave too heavy ior cnmioit I
There mu.t ho spring suh 10 rcadi-
ness
a gor great diversity of materials /
ara oneri from which t0 choose /
checked anlilngs, Cine WurHicia and /
Panama. ln many odocIa ore shown /
in rroy and whlio Mohairs ln plain l
and iaucy woavoa. and chiffon broad
cloth ln Che ilghiesl possible weight
is shown for drcssy wctr
In making the neW spring suli The
circular skirt either ban plalu or with
plated back ana front BE- most often
chosen. though few skirts use the
plaits and simulated yoke Tho most
popular walking akIrta are short and
hat about the hips Among the coats
one may choose that model which ia
most becoming Geo the hRure. o. may
De- the new bolero which has taken
another lease of llic ana is justly
popular now. or the blouse Efou
which o. sem in favor che chic little
Pony tCamcaol Jacket. modified
box coat aud lnlt there o. thC l2-inch
inckot with loose fr1n.a and tight
nfting back Perhaps the last two
are The better modes f1r spring while
Tor the lighter summer dresses the
boicro and Bon are t0 be preferred.
For utility wear use Che modified Ions
coat-aIeovc with considerable oNim
ulDosH ND tho Top hu for dress.cr
wear the elbow 0r throo-quaricr
lCneih .s 'he Appropriate eiyle
supp1sur that ihis suit has been
developed from one OF tho lue grey
and white wuratoda in a small uyer-
check n grey chip hat of tufhnn
shape trimmed with platinEs of white
mni.uottc aud ospreya fastened with
iCwCllcd buckles would boz "a mudish
accompaniment 10 becoming high
rroy sailor with a white chiffon scarf
could BE- worn.
For the visiting costume one has "a
whole realm of beautiful goods "a
Chnuae from % may Dee OF chiffon
hroadcluih ln the liFhtcaf weight aud
Of she palost elm. 10 may Doe Of the
ncw ianpiR sultiug3 Ga little heavier
than the ordinary tanein but soft nud
irauyl. aud some women win choose
abe descrvodly popular kaluhE or
HurliRghama. which have such q
number 90 good qualities 90 make Il
an admirable fabric for the visiting
costume that half the costumes
shown In the spring exhibits are Of
this material; other women viii he
siad 90 tho revival Of the voilos which
are practical and satisfactory
These goods are an so wcll adapt
"a io toe princess mode that II a
aoman can Boy any chance mako o
becoming % is well 90 -s'Spt that
style or she miFnt choose its mod
iacutlon. the corBolot skirt with a
smart little bolero jacket Tho prin-
cess skirts are long and of circular
cut with plalts OF gathered around
the waist NJ the wparor o. very slight
The sleeves of teh boiero should Dol
at elbow or three quarter length,
and the blouse should he OF lace oi
chln0u Qr some other very enc ma
terial A beautiful gown Of this Or
der was made 81 green Raiah worn
with a faint corn colored blouse and
q malinoite hat of the same shade "a.
1hc blouse, high In the back Cos brin
round With gold tissue, with two lunl
plumos falling over the left side
second hat that could be- worn with
this costume was an English walk
ing hat 90 green straw. plainly
trimmed with q simple wreath o
green foliage and tiny yellow lowers
Another Earmenl that must receiyl
some consideration is the rain or Gus
coat They are absolutely necossar'
60 the wardrobe OF every woll-droaa
cd woman. because they are so ser
vlceable completely protecting Oh
dress from spot and smiroh 70 ha
become o. lad az late 60 have one
ruincnai made 20 order 60 avoid Oh
factory made" look. and one can hu
waterproof igbrics and craveneties 3
che9ply by the yard today that o
worth ones while to take the troubl
20 gain the note OF individuality.
Some of these coats are simpl
made. htted slightly ln the back, re
ileycd only By the velvet collar an
cuffs hut taking good care W kco
the long straight lines which as Il
salient feature. Many Of the slli
and mohairT have undergone pre-
cess by which they have becou
waterproof and often whom the.
tighter weight materials are used Oh
long lines are emphasized by Eruui
90 tucks inverted and box plaiis.
These coats are also iroqueuu
made up in scotch cheyiota ar
homespuns Irish tweods apd serg
and they are used for travelling. m,
toring. on as general utility woa
They are very practical and may
len unlinod according to weight az
material
Dust coats for summer wear al
most appropriately developed fro
spot proof silks. linen and nno m'
halrs. which may be- found M mai
more coi0ra than formerly
Later nu when the white dress
are Co De- mele GOA. thc woman wl
buys win 6ud plenty of variety Dol
as 81 material and pafiorn Cun'rl
nd eier expectations There aFa
auIUalE number oi skirts made
white uui cream hrnadclOfh SER
aud moh1ir. at least there are "a gre
many u the exhibits now on vieg
ana "a sood idea ID % that appCa
t1 Fuugu as good Investment Z
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