Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-29
SOME GOWNS IN
 MRS. F|sKE PLAY
Globe Women Who Delight in Newest Styles and Parisian Models Will Have Opportunity to See Number in "The New York Idea

onable New York, Mrs. Fiske s new clay, "The New York Idea" requires for it's women players such costumes IS the smartest New York women wear.
 That means that they will perfectly
 reflect the prevailing modes, for in
 ,hese days of costly and accurate play
 producing, the stage has become the
 sruest arbiter of fashion. Gowns worn
 in real life are eqnalled and often ex-
 'eeded in quality and cost by those
 worn in the theater. Particularly in
 .eresting to women will be the gowns
 If Mrs. Fiske and her associates in
 The New York Idea," for New York
 women are acknowledged to be the best lressed in the world. Paris may orig
 nate the styles, but it is as the taste
 if New York adapts them that they are
 most effective.
 Mrs. Fiske, who plays vivaeious
 md attractive young society woman, will wear in the first act of the new
 ,lay walking suit of sea foam crepe
 meteor, made after a Raudnitz model. The skirt has tunic effect, with small Heats at the top. The bodice suggests
 jacket, with elbow sleeves. 1t opens
 It the throat over a gamp of white
 hiffon, embroidered in gold and silver,
 md has the effect of being tied in a
 Anot at the point of the V. A novelty
 g the black satin binding of the hems
 md at the open armholes. The girdle
 s of the same material. The scheme If the costume is simple and boyish. In the second act there is worn a ltreet dress of white rajah silk, with
 hree-quarter length coat, fancy buttons md mannish side pockets and lapels.
 The blouse is of soft white chiffon, em- oroidered in gold. Over this, in the
 hird act, Mrs. Fiske will wear stun
 hing motor coat from a Francis model. It is of white Canton crepe, lined with gold satin and has gold buttons and but
 onholes, and touches of gold at the ,ollar. Down the center is large oleat and two box pleats extend over the shoulder and down the back. The ,oat fastens with straps and has a double breasted effect. The sleeves are -oomy, with deep turnover cuffs. With the coat are worn cap of the same material, and goggles.
 Most elaborate of all is the wedding gown, worn at the end of the third act. It is of white chiffon yelling and pink satin. In the embroidery, which is of gold and heavy ropes of pearls, with in ,rustations of rhinestones, an effect of sheaves of wheat is carried out on both skirt and bodice. The sleeves are of real lace.
 Miss Marion Lee is an utterly frivol- ous woman of what is called the smart set, and will also wear some gowns of -emarkeble beauty. The first is a car riage costume of mauve chiffon yelling, made in empire style over mauve taf- feta lining. The jacket is of heavy lace, with girdle of darker mauve velvet. Above this jacket is draped lowered velvet ribbon of mauve with a touch of pink. The yoke and collar are of real lace. The skirt has at the bottom broad band of heavy mauve lace, with bands of dark mauve vel vet to complete it. With it is worn French hat of the same shade For the second act Miss Lea has negligee of cream lace, mounted over light blue satin, and a sunburst of cream chif. ion. The sleeves are butterfly effect. At the bottom there are yards of flow ng cream color ribbon, fastened with buttons. A gorgeous evening gown worn by Miss Lea in the third act is made in empire style over white satin. t is covered throughout with an em- oroidery of roses made of opalistic bangles. There are two cloudings- ,ink and blue-over the lining. The kirt is en train, and fluffy. The sleeves Ire short puffs, with pearls.
 As the young daughter of an old ind conservative New York family, Hiss Emily Stevens will wear in the irst act white broadcloth walking uit, with an Eton jacket. In the third ct she wears first an afternoon gown f pink liberty satin, made in princess tyle, with cream lace yoke, and ater an empire dinner gown of blue rope de chene.
 Miss Ida Vernon, as grand dame f the same family, will wear an af- ernoon dress of dark gray crepe de hene, with white lace trimmings; an ther of black lace over satin, and an vening gown of light gray brocade, rimmed with white lace. Miss Blanche Weaver, who plays spinster of middle ge, has a house gown of gray foulard; n afternoon dress of black moire, with oint lace, and dinner gown of brown berty satin in empire effect.