Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-31
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FADS AND FASHIONS.

styles are now being shown in mate
rails, suits and hats. 1t is reported
that small hats will be worn for a
while and that many will be made of
fine qualities Of cloth, which is quilt
ed before being draped on the hat. If
this be true it is quite evident that
braids will have a part to play in mil
linery.
The autumn materials offer such
pretty novelties in checks, plaids,
plaids stripes and mixed goods. The
plaids will he seen mostly in the sepa-
rate skirts. as designers find it difficult
to produce good lines in a coat made
Of that material. The chevron stripe ,
in the monotone or mixed colors, the
narrow stripes showing a mixture of
three colors and the medium stripes in
two-tone effects, will be shown for the
new suitings. Scotch cheviots and
broadcloth will be considered for the
more elaborate suits. and for the cos
! tunes, soft satin finished silks and pill
( able velvet will be much in demand.
CoIored Handkerchiefs in Vogue.
Prettier than ever are the designs in
colored handkerchiefs that are contin-
ually being shown A favorite one is
pale lavender crossed off with hair
lines of deep blue-purple. plain
white handkerchief has a border of
blue check and is particularly dainty
looking. The color of the stripe must
match or harmonic with the gown,
and the pale tan can be found barred
off with every obtainable color, so that
this problem is not a difficult one.
Wells are shown in all kinds and va
reties. The chiffon veil still holds its
purpose for automobiling and travel
ing it being tied over the hat and fas-
tened securely at the nape of the neck.
The net veil invariably has an inch or
two of f1uted border of chiffon sewed
J all around it, or a plain band Of vel
: vet ribbon may be chosen in the place
: of the fluted border. Black point
, desprit makes an elaborate lace veil
with a delicate border of black lace.
e This veil is cut to fit the hat curved in
the upper part and wider in the back
= than in front, 1t folds prettily about
= the face and just touches the Shout
n ders all the way around,
s Dogs to Match Your Gowns.
Il Fashionable women who have the
T. pet dog craze have gone step farther
5 in their devotion to these animals. The
: dog that accompanies my lady mus
e be chosen to match her gown with ref
erence to color and entertainment. !
Il woman in mourning should carry {
> Pomeranian or King Charles spaniel
u To go with a light afternoon frock
u white poodle or light tan Yorkshire
terrier $ quite correct. The homel.
: brindle bull terrier is the only choic
for the athletic girl and the Irish set
- ter for the sportswoman. With walk
" ing dress the greyhound should be tn
- choice, and with the cheviot tailor
u made the French bulldog is the thing.
. Worsted suitngs to the Front.
y Worsted suitings come to the from
=" for the early fall models. The short
= skirted walking suits are plated an
y trimmed with bands of self-trimmint
:, In coats. the tendency is toward tn
~ 3O-inch length, made semi-loose o
- three-quarter fitting. Velvet cola
: and cuffs are shown on some an
u others are finished with the same ma
terial as the suit.
" Jewelry made from coral is at pres
ent in great demand. The blush pin
has taken the lead of the red, Will
y, white is used only in mounting. Sue
handsome festoon necklaces are show
- in all coral or combined with pear
, and other jewels. Coral canoes mad
in scarfpins. bracelets brooches an
). earrings are all favored styles. The
- are not only carved in classic heads
- but in miniature busts, skulls and var
= ious animal and bird heads.
- Many 6raids Are Shown.
- 1t is a little difficult to tell whethe
braids will continue to be used through
N the winter months, as but few model
have been received from Paris. Nearl,
=, all the models in long separate coat
shown on this side of the water ar,
deliberately braided with soutache anC
:. other braids or silk embroidery Tht
: soutache braid is the most favored, foI
: it can be stitched on so closely as tC
I look as though it is part Of the ma.
6 teral. as.-,
For some time combs and hair orna-
ments have been given much attention
by the jewellers. So many of the
combs have jeweled backs, while
: some have solid gold trimmings. The
e dainty designs in brillants are perhaps
o as attractive as any. Back combs are
still growing larger. Massive ones are
I made in exact imitation of those worn
t by our great-gr andmothers. The pear
gray combs that were first brought out
e a few years ago and received with lit
I tie favor are in great demand at the
e nresenf time They are made nlain