Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-17

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M fropics and the Orient meet
Eeneath ou7 northern skies.
Nauie Richmond Eberhardt in Ainslee's.
latest Fashion Ideas.
T., the very newest neckwear fagoting
annliad in many different ways. Fag-
nJ hands are much used to outline
med collars of heavy Irish or Cluny
lace,
mon shoes in colors matching the
oo1,n are all the rage, with stockings in
I5rmonizing tints worn with them. Col
"rej leather is not as popular as in past
seasons.
The elastic belt. initiating pompadour
r,bbon. is a novelty. The pink ones with
flowers in dull pastel tints are particu-
iarlv lovely, especially when worn with
gold buckle.
petticoats of this summer are lovelier
and more fluffy than ever before. Fine
hand embroidery and masses of rutfies
are the daintiest that can be worn with
evening gowns,
Net. closely dotted, is tied in big fluffy
lowS. TO be worn under the chin. Some
,f these are white with colOred dots. and
others are in the palest of pinks, layen-
derS and blues with matching dots.
There are very attractive tailored
sLjrtwaists that are worn with Il white
tailored skirt, made with rundown col
lar and turnback cuffs, embroidered in
n tiny design and scallOped on the edges
\ real lace blouse is a noticeable fen
ture in this summers fashions. These
hlmsy chmisettes are worn with the
tailored costumes, and white waist belts,
fastened with a broad oval or square
gold buckle.
The decided color of the moment is
green instead of Natter of Copenhagen
blue Green in dark emerald lettuce,
spinach or onion peel shades are the
most popular. Blush green is very fash
onable for some gowns
The cloche hat in old gold. pale pink,
veux blue, or willow green is extremely
chic when trimmed with loops and bows
of broad black taffeta ribbon. Some Of
=, the willow green hats are lined with
black or whOte under the brim.
The latest development in skeleton
shoulder wraps is two white stoles. one
thrown over each shoulder and strapped
together under the arms back and front.
The stoles are heavily embroidered. and
finished at the end with linen fringe
Linen is used for all tailored suits.
Semi-dress frockS. plain embroidered
and braided, and in long coats for au-
tomObile and driving wear Colorcd lin
en- is a smart trimming for white serge
suits, also for silk and muslin frOcks.
The only trimming seen on some sim
pie lingerie frocks is two or three-inch
As1F.Ivc nov mill hn,, &c ho, n l.
chief linen in very pale shades of
pink, blue or lavender or yellow. The
belt and collar are also trimmed with tue
same color
There is a new trimming for canvas.
pque, or other wash gowns of solid
color, which is formed of bands of small
hats are being made of this cretonne.
and look very well with a costume so
trimmed.
White pique frocks for little girls are
very pretty when trimmed with stitched
bands of plaid Bingham that has a good
deal Of bright red and blue in it. With
deep sailor collar that is finished with
a tour-in-hand tie of the PLAID, the eff
feet is excellent
Yellow and ochre shades which are
sun popular, are by far the hardest
coIors to wear, for most women. \ per-
son having a clear, dark complexion.
would look charming in pale lemon
chiffon or linon grown, embroidered and
trimmed with silver and fine Nalencien-
nes lace.
The motor hats are prettier than ever,
and are vastly becoming. They fit close
~ to the head and have strings to pin
hrmly in the back. A soft chip hat
which can be bent down is just as serv-
iceable and prettier than the motor hat
Many such hats are worn and also sail
ors, with a veil tied over them and
"ued at the nape of the neck.