Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-25
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NEW YORK May 25.-This is the
summer for fschus, capes and broad
collars. The shoulder ,capes are made
of tulle, chiffon, dotted net ana an
other diaphanous materials. The net
or chiffon are made with graduated
fiounces, but in the collar the narrow.
est rufile should be almost shoulder
widtr, as the narrower ruffles tend tn
make the wearer look round shoulder
cd. They tie in the front with satin
or velvet ribbon, leaving long ends. As
most Of the summer frocks are to be
cut low IN the neck, this will make the
fiichus more attractive than when
worn with a high-necked dress. Very
fascinating fschus made to wear with
wash dresses are Of pique, muslin or
linen. These, when worn with a
dropping brim high-crowned hat.
trimmed with roses and high-belted
empire gown are very attractive.
Empire Gowns Always Attractive.
Empire and princess gowns cannot
be included in the list Of the newest
fashions, and yet they are seen in
every fashionable establishment where
the latest models are exhibited. All
sorts of materials are used for this
style, the thin transparent fabrics be-
ing the most suitable for summer
wear. The empire style is seen at it's
best in the evening for a decollette
gown is naturally made in the soft
lines with long train which is al
ways effective for evening wear. I'm
less the wearer is exceptionally tall
and slender, she requires long train,
1t has been found hard to find, for
the little folks, a spring toilet suita-
BILE for this changeable weather. The
winter coats are too heavy and spring
ones are hardly warm enough, nor o.
they look suitable with rain and SNOW,
which has come so frequently this
spring. A practical outer garment
would be of medium weight serge,
made in a simple loose style, long
enough to cover the frock. Fasten up
to the neck and close little to the
left side, and have the sleeves long.
with rolling cuffs. The COL
lar should match the cuffs in the roll
ing effect. A loose belt to define the
should be the only decora-l
ton. Fancy braid an inch wide sew
ed on in simple Grecian or square
fashion to the belt adds much to the
appearance. To be worn with this
coat, a serge Tam o. Shanter with a
band of braid and a smart Quill as
tr- mining would be very pretty, also
brown footwear to match.
The Stylish Breton Sailor.
The stylish Breton sailors have
made their appearance, and are more
charming than ever. Mixed straws are
with Roman striped silk tied
in a bow at the left side front. Sailor
frocks in striped ginghams look well
with these hats, and the REFER coats
make complete jaunty suit.
The present fashion in hatpins
comes very NEAR being absurd, yet
while it must be admitted that some
Of the designs are very pretty, the
heads of the latest pins are simply
enormous. Tortoise shell, fine porce-
lain and clouded amber ornaments,
round as balls, are favorites. ObIong
ornaments in spear shapes, made In
amber, amethyst, crystal or any other
stone are quite as popu ar. Other fash
IONS are beautifully colored fruit or
and enameled flowers, fat
blue stones mounted in gold and little
ages of platinum or gold. with a tur-
Iuoise in the center or at the top.
These hatpins must match the hat
md gown. so 1t is necessary to have
iifferent ones for each costume.
A movable waistcoat is an addition |
o any suit, and by having several diff
erent ones the costume may be var |
ed. They are usually cut low and OF
mannish shape, and are made of OF
oman, corded pique or patterned bro
ade. A vest OF cretonne with flowers
utlined in cotton embroidery is one
f the novelties. These little vests
asten with buttons inside the coat, so
an easily be changed.
Mode in Hair Dressing.
The pretty simple MARCHED wave
oiffure that we have grown accus-
omed to is in danger of being robbed
( it's elaborate arrangement of the
title puffs and rolls, or, correctly
peaking, the Virginia curls. There
GEMS to be no special position for
hese firm little rolls, for we see them
t the top of the head. in the nape Of
ne neck, behind the ears. and some-
mes peeping between the waves Of
ne pompadour. The parted hair roll
back with the curls arranged
round around the back Of the head
rom ear to ear is certainly girlish-
'oking, and the same couture may be
dopted by an older person by giving