Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-11

that are made with pony coats and that are genrously and richly braid- ed with cotton or linen soutache. These last are perhaps the most use- ful of all, for they are not too dressy, hut, if possible, it would be well to include in the wardrobe one suit of serge made in tailor style, one Of linen braided or embroidered, with a little lace of the heavy sort and one of linen much trimmed with lace or Of white voile made in some dainty at tractive way.
 The soft fine pique of the variety called French is liked as well as linen for the soutached coat and skirt mod els and a new material has been launched by the Parisian makers and is shown among the latest importa- lions This is a material of about the weight and softness of the French pioue, but the tiny cord instead or simply stripping the surface marks It on into the most minute checks-in fa shion suggest honeycomb effects. The material has no dressing ana when made up into coat and sklrt costumes is exceedingly smart.
 The one piece gowns of embroidery and lingerie stuffs are more cobWebby and beautiful than ever this year, and every woman should have several well made slips in her wardrobe thls summer of the one-piece model joined at the waist line by inset lace or em- broidery is the model par excellence for sheer muslins and transparent materials Hand made French lln-
 gerie gowns lavishly embroidered and lace trimmed are naturally costly 1uxuries, but there are charming one n;ooo models which are not eXceed- jngly expensive and are very eHecti's'
 Effects obtained by the color or de- sign of the lining used under tAe transparent materials or seml-tralls- parent are very important Tn ti'e dressmakers calculations this sum mer and, though many of the love ;1est models are of one tone in color ine inc contrasted Things often S1eV worry happv results. A silk with Whls7 aronnd marked off by black lines mo checks and a similar silk in stripe lh- stead of check are faVorlte 1ouhoa- lions for one tone voiles, marquis attes etc. and can be successlulls ,sod under some of the figured stuffs.
 A touch of velvet is likely to occur unon even the filmiest of French frocks, and a new idea is the lntfo- duction of the use of chiffon broad cloth into the trimming Of lingerie frocks Several cloth trimmed HI oarie models have been shown by eX= c1nsiye shops and though this unloh of trimming with cloth the sheeres' batiste. embroidery and lace, sounds incongruous, the effect in each cast was emphatically good and cailea forth complimentary comments lron every modish woman to whom lhe models were shown on opening ady , The vogue is likely to be followed 'C inc fullest in the near future.
 Skirts are preferably pleated, al though there is every possible Vafla' , tion of the pleat shown. Good mooelS .re leading pleats at front, back ana sides with braiding on the pldil spaces between but there Will De generous number of circular sof' shown. as their plain sweep ALLOWS of a better opportunity for the dls- play of trimming on the sklrt taan any plaited model can do. Plalts lei' n]ain with wide insertion of lace be- tween are well liked and one thai bids fair to gain adherents by the score, is the princess gulmpe-dress that is tucked above and below the waist line to fit the figure that IS cut ont very low and with big armholes and that is worn with matching coat The sweep at the lower edg7 of the skirt allows ample opportuntv for trimming and whether 1t pc ofalu- ing or lace or only folds of the ma terial applied in one way or another it makes a handsome and altogether desirable effect.
 Next to the white linens and lnge- rie stuffs, the lowered organdles are much used; and while these materials are not by any means new yet they are so adaptable and obtain so many pretty effects that women Will no' easily let them pass out of fashion 7, They are one of the summer fabrics that are especially suited to the pret
 ty silk colored slips so much worr : at present. Usually these slips Is II 5 one of the colors the design shows For instance, for a rose strewn or l gandy thre were two slips provided :. one of green in most dellcat q .,s., l. 4L, aa O