Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-13
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FADS AND FASHIONS.

FA0S ANO FASf1IONSs =
NEW YORK, July 13.--Among the
new trimmings is flet lace inset in
blouses and skirts edged with white
passementerie.
Ostrich feathers are dyed to match
or contrast with the gown. The ones
that contrast are often seen in bright
deep colors, while others are of the
palest and most delicate tints.
The mushroom hat. which has be-
come SO popular, is now given an up
ward bend that is extremely chic. This
little change WI be seen in all the
midsummer hats.
Navy blue serge tailored gowns are
smartly trimmed with scroll design
of black silk braid interviewer with
A charming waist can be made OF
chenille dotted net over slip Of pale
blue taffeta. The trimming to be used
should be Persian embroidery.
The new double earrings are as
snowy as they are effective. They con-
sist of one or two or more precious
stones suspended in a tiny string from
the ears.
A simple frock of pongee made low
neck is shocked yoke depth. The short
sleeves are treated in the same way,
also the waist line, which gives a deep
girdle effect. This is far lovelier than
1t sounds.
Imported handkerchiefs are shown
in two colors, and some have polka
dots In colors outlined with white and
colored squares with white embroid-
cry on them.
Many of the new evening dresses
are of extreme simplicity, the skirts
depending chiefly on their cut and long
beautiful lines for their effect, and
hanging in graceful folds without any
trimming.
Among the prettiest of summer
frocks are the dressy batistes In deli
cate tints of blue, pink, lavender and
ecru, embroidered in eyelets Of the
same shade.
Veil pins of rolled gold, some OF dull
others with bright finish, are set with
different colored stones. A very odd
one is a gold feather on which is a
beroque pearl.
Sashes are more popular than for
some seasons past. Dresden MORE and
brocaded satin ribbons make the love-
lest. From five to six yards are need
ed for those with long ends and sew
eral loops.
Pretty soft turnover collars are now
being worn instead of the stiff ones,
which are found very warm on some
days. Some of these collars. are edg-
ed with lace and others are Of en-
broidery.
A necklace is Of single row Of
pearls, had for pendants a row Of in
set yellow sapphires across the front,
which made it most unique piece Of
JeweIry.
Evening coats of dyed lace are very
A handsome long empire
coat of Irish lace in a rich wine color
called mulberry and trimmed with
to match is a most striking
wrap
Most of the skirts are made ankle
ength, but there are few that bare
y reach the shot tops. The nine gored
kirt is the most popular and staisfac-
DRY model but there are many seven
# fifteen gored and ide-plaited ones.
An odd but handsome watch fob is
# dull openwork silver, composed of |
wo silver ornaments set with green |
tones and the third and lower one a |
arge amethyst, set in a plain silver |
citing.
A new smart girdle of tan leather |
5 fastened under the arm with metal |
atches the same shade as the letaher.
The newest thing that is made of /
bbon is corset cover Bands of,
hine ribbons are sewed together with
lsertions of lace. These dainty things
re worn under unlined waists Of chif-
IN or Swiss.
Quantities of flowers are used as
INNINGS on all the summer hats.
here is a great fancy for fruit BIOS
'me, such as cherry and apple bios
'ms. Fruits, especially black. white
nd red currants, are favorites, but
any grapes and cherries are seen.
The late "clock," or bell shaped hat
orn on the back Of the head has a
ushroom brim and rather high crown.
is very pretty trimmed with liberty
tin fastening under the chin with
wv on each side. Two ostrich plumes
iorn the front, one going straight up
Id tilted toward the back. the other
coping gracefully over the left side.
The monogram fad is still fashion