The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

'',Thcneyer that bald. fat Window
Dresser comes this way, he !. hits my,
lat. l can tell. when 1t Is tilted oyers
one eye by the way thnt corner police
man is grinning. Can the impertnent
creature imagine that any selt7respectlng
Window Lady would dream Of sfirtins
with him? My dear, In that bright pink
dimlty, you should not stnnd so ncar
to that tall brown-haired girl in the.
Hpolka-dotted green foulard trimmed with
linen. Just because her throat is swan
like and her nose short, she thinks she's
the double of the young Duchess of Mnrl-
borough. Well, perhaps she does look a
trhe like Consuelo when the Window!
Dresser puts her into something light
and fluffy like that white embroidered
$chlnfon-those skirts with two deep
nounces are smart. and the embroidered
border simply makes the surplice waist
that she wore yesterday after the mati-
nee.
For town the tailored suit is the
thing, and they're going to reign SUI
$prene by next autumn. And the new
dinner coats of lace and silks! You
haven't heard Of the dinner coat, my
dear? Well. you're very young. though
fully grown, Dust up from the wax
ngure makers last week. but standing
In n Fifth Avenue shop window Is
liberal education, for there's no better
place to observe human nature. In this
line an attractive looking girl does have
temptations the same as though she
were on the stnse-and It's great art
always to look pleasant even when you're
conscious that the Hair-dresser's been
practicing unon you. BY the way. watch
out Tor that new woman who makes
IN our faces She dabs the pink on 80
thlckly that even an infant would Know
we're made UP and 1t looks so vulgar!
Have you been introduced to that blue
eyed brunette over in the corner opposite
to us whom they We Just put into
white Valenclennes lace coat trimmed
with bebe Irish? Her arms are 80 thin
that they cant use her for any short,
sleeved garment. hut when they com,
plalned to the wax figure maker he said
that didn't matter as the next sleeves
viii be eyen.elghts-that' half over the
wrist. And he's right too, for over
heard the Paris representative say so
this morning.
y
and It's going to be one OF the leading
coors during the autumn and winter
Lots OF tie swagser women are already
wearing 1t. Mrs. Orme Wilson-she's
Mrs Aston's youngest daushter-rhas an
entire costume of Parma violet IN some
light weight material Ike lnnsdownc or
silk yelling. She drove past here SO rap
idly couldn't decide whether her hat
WAS straw or chip, but It was trimmed
with violets, and the snme dny Miss
Therese lealin r-she's u sweet looking
girl--was in an embrodered heiotrope
crepe dc chine prlncesse. Mrs, a, GAGS
Canneid Is tightening her mourning with
violet and wears n gray and white striped
wool walking suit trimmed with violet
silk applications that Is simply stunning.
and n rather small hat covered With slb-
let roses.
THAT girl behind me In the embroidered
Blue linen coat and skirt and the h!g
sailor hat is n sweet looking little thing,
but her hair is altogether too blonde for
good taste, None of the smart set have
nalr of the baby hue nowadays. They're
going In for light or dark browns ana for
gray. Mrs John Jacob Astor Is letting
her hair turn naturally and she certainly
does look stunning. She's n little Ike
that forty inch model In the brown chif-
fon cloth princess over white4-yes, the
Wladow Dressers Just fastened her col,
lsr no those long brown velvet Ribbons
90 over the shoulders and almost to the
hem of the skirt can see that they're
fastened at the waist line with little gilt,
buckles that give Just the right touch OF
brightness to the gown. And Isn't thar
hat with the shaded brown plnmes at tho
side and the big pink roses In front lovely
with her gray hair? And those bronze
shoes With big gilt buckles! They might