Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21
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FADs AND FASHIONS.

and the only noticeable Ell
feet is in the back, where the waist
line is slightly raised. Except for
street wear skirts are touching and
trailing In these two styles of dress
nothing could be more, graceful than
a long trailing skirt with the waist
line having the upward curve.
The Japanese sleeve has been such
a favorite that it is quite likely to re-
main fashionable through the winter
months. The leg o'muton sleeve will
doubtless be used for tailormades.
Sleeves of emi-Japanese shape are
much longer, some reaching below the /
elbow and others almost to the wrist,
where they are gathered into deep
band of velvet. On many of the |
dressy toilettes the sleeves are made |
entirely of hemstitched ruff1es or inch
wide valenciennes, and these usually |
reach below the elbow or to the wrist.
Tailor Suit Still Correct.
The severe and simple tailor suit is
still correct for everyday wear. The
favorite model is the 30-inch coat, ana
the instep-length plated skirt Care
full tailoring and choice of material
is more important for their smartness
than trimming. Some Of these suits
have the edges bound with braid.
In the new trimmings the metallic
effects are conspicuous, especially
those for evening gowns. The filet
lace is often made entirely OF gold and
silver threads combined, and solid
worried dots of the same A new lace
braid an inch and a half wide has
spider-web design. There are also
bands of net darned in delicate de-
sign in pastel colors. outlined with sill
yer and gold thread. Some of the
spangled Brussels net bands are COW
cred over with tiny spangles of gold,
silver, shaded pastel colors or black.
Modsh Travelling Suit.
A very modish travelling suit worn
the other day by pretty blonde was
Of dark blue foulard figured with tiny
white squares set diamond wise. The
Jacket, having the kimono sleeve, was
banded with plain blue. 1t fastened on
the left side with two large white por-
celain buttons, On the left side of the
killed skirt, reaching from the belt to
the knee. was band of plain blue
F trimmed with buttons She wore a
dainty lingerie blouse, round hat Of
cadet blue, with dropping brim, which
was encirc1ed with blue feathers.
Some Of the new French broadcloths
show deep borders of velvet in 6
shade deeper than the material. The
oriental patterns are especially pretty
and the floral effects are lovely. Mar
quisettes are bordered with velvet o
self or contrasting colors, and are out.
lined occasionally with silver and g0it
threads.
Novelty Umbrella Wells.
What are called umbrella wells are
the latest accessories to the toilette
These are made round and the dots
radiate from one central dot like the
ribs of an umbrella. There is a circu.
lar veil having a circle four inches ii
diameter in the center and increasing
to large ones that reach to the edge O
the veil Chenille dots are most ia.
vored, but the double-faced velve
lones are some used.
I Early fall hats are shown in blocked
felts, beavers and velvets. For trim
nfngs velvet will be as p6baTal' as Il
is in gowns, especially the uf?eat TeII
vet. Ifaitation of Persian lamb makes
very smart, effect, and as It is very
light, is excellent for both hat founda-
tons and trimming. Fringed silk in
ruches and bows is used lavishi1, al
most covering the top of some Of N1a
hats.
colors for Hats and Gowns.
| The colors that are fashionable for
hats are the same as for gowns. Pur-
pie is the leading favorite, with all its
shades. The Atlantic blue is the lead
ing color in all the different blues, and
amber, caster and new" rose are ALI
popular shades.
Lingerie blouses in soft pretty tones
OF blue and pink and delicate green
and corn color are dainty and fashion,
able Little house coats are provided
to wear with them, which are cut on
the Elton effect, but with the kimono
sleeves. The material for these ia silk
The Elton is short in the back. the
sleeves come just below the elbow and
are trimmed with lace
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.