Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-29

have been added to the expensive
tribes that go to complete the modish
feminine toilet. Usually they are
narrow bands Of gold set with stones
harmonizing with the veil and hat.
Pearl settings, are, however. very
much admired, and wrought gold pins
without gems are also popular
There are seasons when certain col
ors seem to prevail in millinery. Not
long ago we had red season. But
the color of all other colors seems to
he green. Brown is a prime favorite,
and there are brown hats enough TO
supply each woman in the world with
brown headgear. And very pretty the
| majority of these hats are. Brown
hats are trimmed with wreaths of
brownish pink roses, slightly faded,
and there are wreaths of brown roses
of a golden brown tone. These trim
a felt hat very prettily.
Ribbon Embroidery Stockings.
Fancy ribbon embroidery stockings
are smart now and are being worn by
many we'll groomed women because
the designs make the instep look high
and the ankle small, a desirable
quality in evening hose worn with
deliberately decorated kid or satin
slippers.
These embroidery patterns of rib
bon are of floral designs and are put
on in most conservative styles, Tor
the designs are either in punches of
blossoms or in running vines that ex-
tend from the instep UP almost to the
knee.
With the departure Of the corslett
Iskirt the ceinture s receiving renew
ed attention, and is, as Of yore, capa-
BILE of making marrying costume. Any
one can arrange a ceinture in fashion
but only the first class modiste recog-
, nizes the full worth Of bestowing the
most careful attention to what In ap-
: nearance is merely folded, or fitted
belt.
The one in vogue at the present II
: only shaped at the upper edge.
A very common misake Is very OTTER
! found in the delusion that ceintur'
can be relied upon to pull a doubtful
fit into law and order at the waist
whereas all that can be justihably ex
pected of this adjunct Is that 1t &C
centuates a fit already consummatec
And when. Oh, when will the lady Q
embonpoint recognize that buckl
ne back is the sole peroga
tive of the elegantly slim figure.
Latest in Eevening Gowns.
Satin and silk are far more fashion
. able this winter than the dresses 9
: net, chiffon, or lace, although the LAT
: ter always remain in vogue. Saith
= however, keeps always in such goo
8 trim and is initself SO fashionaDl
: that It Is never safe to be witho,
9 at least one fashionable satin evenin
9 gown.
MANY of the satin ball dresses tn
= season are deliberately embroidere
., but there is also a great number tn'
ID are comparatively simple In detail
well as in effect The empire and
rectorie models call for little II al
trimming on the skirt, and many OF q
waists are relieved only by some ham
some embroidery and just little RI
lace.
For evening as well as for afterno
the empire gowns are most attractiN
at In the back the full empire effect
given by the narrow gathered plea
ar folds that are started so far up
y" the waist and fall into, or more strit
INV speaking, from the long soft ira
- But in front the long waist line
~ clearly defined.
" Many Changes for Spring.
~ The models t,r suits for spring SIN
many changes in the modes OF tri
ming, in the cut Of the skirt and
the general trim Of the waist.
Paris models call for close hangl
1 +
sk.rts and for generally tight mt
sleey than those worn last year.
l The short jacket effects are to p
l dominate for spring suits. so all
Heading manufacturers believe
use Of the three-piece costumes
usb fancy silks and in vo'les and pl
ana striped dress goods where
inns bolero jacket is used, is carried ou'
4. the fullest extent in the new lines.
That silks are to enjoy De
ion. business than they did last year
the spring season Is evidenced by
large number of styles which are
be put before the trade. Large orr
are being placed TOR black
~ brown. bronze green and tan tar
dresses In plain. fancy str pes cn'