Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

midsummer clothes. and q is yet TOO
warm 10 think Of heavier gowns. al
though IN a week OF two the artists
and manufacturers. who have been
Wofking over them, Will bo ready 30
give u1 their secrets. lt might have
been supposed that the last word had
been spoken upon summer materlalsi
hot such o. not the case. end many
OF che novelties now shown will be-
worn LONG into the fali over under
slips and under long silk coats which
later viii give the necessary amount
Of warmth needed
There ~ new material. called
Grlsaiiles. which u blending to-
gether of black and white, which
forms a rather duh grey ground upon
which are printed an sorts Of pat-
terms. checks. stripes, pokins and
plaidg ia black enlivened by spots,
stars. or tiny flowers ia bright colora
These goods made uU with che al.
aitlon OF bright cuffs, collars and belt
viii be very handsome Tor the fall
and win DO oven into the wlncr for
house dresses.
A charming example of such a gown
In Grigailloa was seen last week at
a roof garden party ;the gray was Of b
, soft, warm shade. over which was
printed a rather large black plaid on
cross bars OF groups OF three black
bars. and in the tiny center OF the
plaida were rosebuda which 90 n dis
lance looked spots OF pink. The skirt
was made by u plated model with tho
| front and back breadth coming wcll
up under the bust ln "a point while
shaped F.rdla finished lhe sides
The empire waist was cut square az
the neck, displaying a white chiffon
chnmisette and tucker. and the elbow
tuck sleeves ended In long chiffon I'M
dersleevea The wide black hat of
chip, dropping hack aud front, WA
lifted slightly az the left aide on a
ro-e colored bandenu; n high band
encirclod the high crown. and from
beneath the iot buckle on the loft
front side spFang a long black aig.
reite. The parasoi was OF black SILK,
having a white chiffon flOunce and
black SIX gloves completed che cos
tune.
The new baiistes are being woven
IN the most beautiful patterns, One
OF these was almost as fno AZ gauge
lBtriped with a lacy thread. and GOV
cred with a faint blue printed de-
sign. which resembled Orgaudy more
than batiste. The gown was made in
Princess styple. with the corselet
made OF hne tucks; the bottom OF the
skirt was laid ir clustera of three
tucks, between each cluster was a row
OF lace mednilions. The waist was Of
plain hatlste covered with modalil0ns
smaller slze than those on tho skirt
and inseia Of Valenclennes lace
The sectional nOuncc skirts arc
well adapted 10 the batlsio dress as
tho material Is soft and falls woll,
Five cores were used for one hatisto
gown. which gave a smooth adjust
ment about the hips and an inverted
box plat disposed OF the back full
ness Two straight flounces, COM
lprising the outside. were permanently
stitched 20 the foundation, or Il pre-
ieTred. they may be Joined together
thus forming 4 separate skirt. Botl
flOuncos are shlrred on 20 form
heading The walls, has square
lyoko cat from the flOunc'ng and cdg.
Cd with nne Swiss embroidery "a,
blouse part OF the waise and N,
aleovo are decorated with bands laid
iong,hwise OF the waist, and cut
81 shirring and Swiss made q prcttl
cOmpiellon 90 the sleeves. The ncQl
IL collarless. being finished with
lslmple little frlll or the Swiss. tn,
belt Is OF white SILK. The hat la {
lingerie model. made OF Swiss en-
brOldery laid over q sailor shape, til.'
cd at the left side on a bendeau GOV
cred with silk ribbon roses. and rose'
and the silk lay around the crown
VITA two OF immense size on the LOT
side. White shoes OF duck, embrold'
cred IN white floss roses, and white
stockings. were worn, also long SID
gloves, the top OF which are gath.
ered into an elastic covered with en-
lhrOldery and lrllla of lace. The par
aaOl Is OF whlte silk, with a wreati
OF roses embroidered on one panel IN
the middle OF which q set the own
era monoRram-tho latest fad OF IA,
season For extra wear with this cos.
tune was one OF the dainty little boz
ler0a that are being worn so much
just now. made In two pieces; th'
body and sleeves being in one. tbs
l0nly seams being az the back. Sh0r
ls,pps connect the fronts and back. a.
we'll AZ The sleeves. under the arma
land the whole Of % is edged with
tiny frlll Of narrow Swiss embroid-
cry.
Jackets ana wraps of every de-
acrIption are considered very amsr
this year and, IN fact, there Is hardll
a gown that does not have some lit.
he wrap OF jacket designed expressly
for a. and yet, without which thl