Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-07

1hese articles OF lei'inii'o 49, Z $50
to be exorbitant, at all events they
show that they are costly. Furtner-
more, with a smart and becoming
waist and hat q woman can pc con-
fident, that she has the appearance Oh
being well groomed.
Lingerie waists, and, ! intact separ-
ate linen and silk waists OF all KINDS
are at this time Of the year more fasn-
ionable than ever, for they are q
necessary part OF the skirt ana coat
costume that in July and August IS SO
important part OF the thorough ward
robe, The lingerie waist still anords
an opportunity Tor the use OF the lios'
exquisite embroidery and laces, ana
these costly little garments are dear
to. the heart of the dainty woman as
well as to the purse of the unfortunate
husband
Severe shirt waists OF dimity ana
linene for tennis, golf 0 rany KIND Of
outdoor sport are attractive from the
fineness of the quality of the material
used in their construction as well as
from their good cut and mt.
There sa new rule that Is coming
in froce among well dressed women
In the matter OF wearing the separate
waist and that is that they are 10 pc
worn with only the most practical OIL
coat and skirt costumes. It Is con-
tended, and with reason, that the skirt
! of one color and the waist OF announcer
e. las rule. u,.becoring and especial
to the woman who is stout, and
this is true Of the black and white
waist more than of any other comDi-
nation.
The fashion inaugurated last spring
for the separate waist of bands
/, bretelles made of skirt material, was
first seen with what was known as the
corslet or suspepder skirt made TO
look like princess gown when worn
with a short jacket. At hrst the rad
did not met with much favor. It was
thought too youthful, suitable only ior
young girls, but there was SO much
that was practical about 1t that II
found many followers, and now sort
of modification OF the original idea mas
been arrived at betwee nthe original
suspender waist and that with 4 deep
yoke or guimpe with sleeves to match,
and the problem is solved OF bow to
wear skirt with shirt waist and yet
look asif wearing a complete outfit.
N sleeves are made longer than they
fere last season. although really long
ewes are not yet fashionabl, and in
me cases the shortest and smallest
L styles are to be noted. AS rule,
Sleeves now come we'll below the ell
bow and are finished with nat band
Above the elbow they are finished
with a medium puff, while there are
OF this general style many varieties
While the long shoulder seem is fash
inonable, it is to be noted that ma
: .isrity of stylish women look best with
the sleeves standing out little from
he shoulder, so featherbones or wire
pre- used to secure the desired effct.
~ fact, the sleeves are taking up
great deay of attention as to cut, fin
-ish an dbecomingness. The loose
wide sleeves that are feature OF the
fashions this year seem to be partic
ularly well adapted to the style that
looks like a sleeveless coat worn ovei
a separate blouse. The armhole i
abnormally large, on the kimono OF
der, and is always trimmed with fia1
band effect. Sometimes may be no
ticed part OF the waist OF heavy lace
the part that goes over the shoulder