Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-22
EMPIRE STYLES STILL VERY
 POPULAR
Florence Fairbanks Writes to Review Interesting Facts About Women'S Dress for This Season of the Year.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-Princes and Empire effects are still worn with much popularity. There is charm about an Empire dress if it is made correctly, and the only noticeable ef- 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 long trailing skirt with the waist line having the upward curve.
 The Japanese sleeve has been such favorite, that 1t is quite likely to remain fashionable through the winter months. The leg-o'-mutton sleeve will doubtless be used for tailormades. Sleeves of semi-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 ruffies or inch-wide vaienciennes and theses usually reach below the elbow or to the wrist.
 The severe and simple tailor suit is still correct for every day wear. The favorite model is the 3O-inch coat, and the instep-length' plaited skirt. Careful tailoring and choice of ma terial 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 tilet lace is often made entirel yof gold and silver threads combined, and solid worked dots of the same. A new lace braid an inch and a hali
 wide, has twisted gbdd and silver threads in a spider-web design. There are also bands of net darned in a delicate design in pastel colors, out lined with silver and gold thread.
 Some of the spangied Brussels net
 bands are covered over with tiny
 spangles of gold, silver, shaded pastel
 colors or black.
 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. It fastened
 on the left side with two large white porcelain buttons. On the left side of the kilted skirt, reaching from inc belt to the knee, was a band oi
 nlain blue trimmed with buttons. She | wore a dainty lingerie, blouse, round
 hat of cadet blue, with dropping brim
 which was encircled with blue feath
 CTS.
 Some of the new French broadcloths
 show deep borders of velvet in shade deeuer than the material The Ori
 ental patterns are especially pretty
 and the floral effects are lovely Marguisettes are bordered with vel
 vet of self or contrasting colors. and are outlined occasionally with silver
 and gold threads.
 What are called umbrella veils ar' the latest accessories to the toilette
 These are made round and the dot
 radiate from one central dot like thu
 ribs of an umbrella. There is a cir
 cular veil having circle four inche' In diameter m Jne cenUeT anu IIIVE cos ling to large ones that Feach to tth'
 edge of the veil Chenille dots ar'
 most favored, but the double-faced vel =tvet ones are some used-
 !, Early fall hats are shown in block : ed felts, beavers and velvets- Flo : trimmings, velvet will be as popula as it Is in gowus, but especially th uncut velvet Imitation of Persial lamb makes a very smart effect. an' as it is very light, is excellent for bot , hat foundations and trimming
 Fringed silk in ruches and bows i used lavishly, almost covering the to of some of the hats. The cOlors tha l gre fashionable for hats are the sam as for gowns. Purple Is the leaGin favorite, with all it's shades The Al
 lantic blue is the leading color in al
 the different blues. and amber. caste , and new rose are all popula : shades.
 Lingerie biouses in soft. brett F tones ,of blue and pink and delicat green and corn color are dainty an 2 2 fashionable. Little house coats ar provided to wear with them, whic : are cut on the Eton effect. but wit f the kimiono sleeves. The materi' e for these is silk. The Eton is shol L in the back, the sleeves come jui ; below the elbow and are trimmed wit I lace.
 il FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.