Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-17
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BY c TeLLc.

the season will suddenly and emphati-
cally settle into a white one There is
certainly an unusual demand for white
broadcloth. serge and flannel, and high
class tailors are turning out some
| stunning gowns of these materials.
| White Goods the Favoritss.
These white goods are used not only
for the simple walking costume, but for
the visiting and driving gowns of more
elaborate cut. Pique is again to the
fore and will be particularly favored
for morning wear. and will be used
also for separate coats and waists. The
1 new piques have different styles of
cording, from very fine to very heavy
but in all cases very firm in texture.
Embroidery is much used for trimming
for these dresses, that is the hand work
or eyelet embroidery which always has
an elegant effect. Irish lace also Is a
favorite trimming.
Hats, Too, Must Be White.
| These white gowns call for white
hats. These are shown both in white
felt and lingerie. The felt hats can be
worn late into the spring and are
charmingly trimmed with voluminous-
ly plated wreaths of tulle and ostrich
tips Some of the lingerie hats are
beautifully embroidered and some of
them have the brims faced in silk Of a
| delicate pink, which throws a becom-
ing glow over the face where the pure
white would be too trying.
/ speak of these dainty head cover
ings thus early because, although they
will not be worn for some time yet, no
summer wardrobe will be complete
without one or more, and they must be
| counted in the list of things to be
bought or made.
White Dimities for Gowns.
Among other white frocks may be
mentioned the white dimities, always
so lovely for house gowns and informal
| visiting. The white and colored ones
are all made of a similar pattern-frills
| edged with narrow lace, and web lace
for guimps and sleeves. Open threats
and short sleeves, that is elbow sleeves,
| are seen on the new shirtwaist suits.
Wy WING iAOOoilS are uSCu DIS klIuICS.
Some of these are in oriental colors.
some are Dresden patterns, others have
enormous roses in red or pink, but all
| are surely twelve inches wide.
To make these girdles properly they
| should be shirred on fitted lining and
laced up the back with narrow ribbons
drawn through little silk covered rings.
| Chenisettes Again This Year.
| Though chemisettes and undersleeves
were SO much worn last year they are
to be very much in evidence again. and
not only in laces and embroideries, but
in soft sheer materials to match the
costume. For instance, brown cloth
princesse dress has guimpe Of brown
silk muslin with undersleeves Of the
same. An olive green cloth home dress
has neck and arms covered with olive
green silk muslin.
| For sleeves this season we are likely
to have without change the full top
puff with band finish. This can be
worn quite short for dimities and
lawns. but for cloth gown a mousque-
taire effect is given by adding a lower
part fitting the arm prettily and end
Ing at the wrist or in a point over the
hand.
| Dainty Stocks and Collars.
Other pretty waist garnitures are the
stocks and collars in laces and muslins
or lace and silk They are Of infinite
variety and add dainty touch to an
otherwise plain frock. They can be
home made. or II the counters are
watched some wonderful bargains may
be found.