The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

New York, July 6.--Blue nationale is new bright blue which threatens to rival in popularity the much-exploited Copenhagen.
 Green. navy and red tussores are made up with the deep-tinted ochre niet, guipure or craponne laces.
 To wire the lower part of lace kfmono sleeves@to keep it out from the arm, is a new idea.
 The popular gloves of the moment are in an ivory shade, dark cham pagne or pretty tones of gray.
 There are crepe de chine scarfs in every conceivable tint of brown which are worn with black dresses to give them character.
 Black taffeta dresses with mousse line de sole sleeves set in wide arm holes are the latest whims of a Paris ian.
 Bows of ribbon wired on the odges are tied through the hair. This new fad is very becoming and girlish.
 Lace in very pale colors, such as blue or pink, is much used in match ing gowns of messaline. marquisette or voile.
 Braiding is found on everything, and on every material. On wraps, belts, purses and hats 1t Is very at- tractiye.
 Roman striped silk is draped on Panama hats which roll up slightly in the front. The ends of the scarf are frfnged and hang over the hair in the back.
 Tn placing tasse1s on wrap or a bodice. they should be hung on the most prominent points and where they will show to the best advantage. The entire effect is lost when they are used indescriminately.
 A simple wash dress for a young girl Is finished at the neck or guimpe. belt and the head of tn rufies, with wide beading run with black velvet or black wash ribbon.
 Large diaphanous veils of net with large circles are very attractive this summer. Those in blue, sulphur or mouse gray are pretty, but the black and the whites ones are beautifdl.
 All materials displaying stripes and < checks and pompadour designs are by far more fashionable than plain goods Japanese tussores in silks are extreme ly popular and pretty.
 Sleeves are growing longer, 1t will be noticed, as the season advances. Elbow sleeves on shirt waists continue to be in style, but the tailored waist that buttons in front is returning again into favor.
 Very pretty shirt waists of pale colored batiste are trimmed in front with heavy embroidery over a lace kuimpe. Pale yellow Is a favorite col or and for brightening smoke, a sul- phur yellow is often used.
 White stockings are said to be the latest decree of fashion. They are worn with any costume and shoe, and not with white only, as mas been the fashion up to now.
 Green jade Is taking a very popular part in jewelry this summer. It Is found in sleeve buttons, belt buckles, studs and all other kinds of jeweIry. Jade hearts worn on a neck chain are very pretty.
 Tussore of a thick texture and voile ninon Is a late novel combination, the tussore being used, as the trimming in shaped bands. A dress of this style should be of cone color except the guimpe or lace which does not neces- sarily have to match.
 Mushroom hats are worn by little girls as well as ladies, as the droop faces. They are seen mostly in browns and blues, trimmed with a wreath of daisies. field flowers or oriental pop pies. ia.4,s,.
 The light weight cloths for summer tailor costumes are shown in all the shades of gray from smoke or gun metal to almost white, also in the tan. where the tints range from cham pagne. sulphur, saffron, putty, maize,
 
 brown is reached.
 The correct cravat for the gentle men, is a four-in- hand. These are pretty in two shades of one color, the lighter tone being in stripes or circles For morning and common wear, the cravat bow ip striped silk is much worn.
 The smartest belts of the season are distinguished by their narrow width. These are mostly worn in suede or tan leather. Wide elastic belts decorated win steel nail heads put on in a pat tern, are the latest in this fashion The empire belt is extremely chic, which has the upward curve in the back
 A fad for young girls who attend Fashionable gatherings, is to wear a patch of black sticking plaster in the chin or cheek. But these patches have not yet taken the forms of stars or sedan chairs as in the old days.
 The very latest way for children to have their hair dressed, is in the