Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-02

u bldCh serge with velvet vest and fur
collar. The skirt also had two narrow
bands of black fur three and six inches
| from the lower edge.
White Hats Are Popular.
White hats promise to be extremely
| popular during this coming season. 1t
is a pretty style for the woman who
can wear it. one of the white hats
recently seen had sailor crown and a
wide brim inclined to drop. Its deco
ration while rich was extremely sim
pie, two jet hat pin heads on each
side and a bunch of black and white
hackle feathers in front This would
be very serviceable hat when there
were one or two suits of peculiar for
which one did not wish to supply each
with separate hat.
Another hat that would serve such a
purpose was of black beaver faced
with blue silk covered with cream lace.
About the brim was a pleatcd ruche
of black and cream and blue mull. and
on the left side stood two carved black
quilts. The shape was one of the pop
ular dropping brims broad in front
and low in the crown.
Fur Hats for Motoring.
A fur hat is almost a necessity for
motoring and one that was especially
suitable for such long drives, was
made of black caracul in t1oue
shape. The brim was edged with silk
cord and ornament on the LETT side. A
small face veil was provilcl of fine
net edged with narrow ribbon. and
long one of chiffon also trimmed with
ribbon to be thr~wn over the nat,
drawn down IN ;h2 ears ana wound
around the neck.
Some pretty little caps are of fur;
and some have leather eye shields or
fronts. These, except for the veil, are
worn perfectly plain. For more dressy
wear the cap is often decorated with |
a wing or breast. Where the fur cap |
Is disliked because of it's great heat, |
a cap or toque of cloth may be used, |
or one of velvet. And in the shops !
where they cater to the automobiling |
faction many novelties in this line are |
to be found. Whole sets containing Of |
cap or hat gloves, neck piece and muff |
are to be found, as we'll as the fur
lined cloak
Natty Wedding Costume.
young woman, a recent bride, has
brought a pretty matinee dress and a
nat to go with it. The dress was Of
blue pongee. The eight-gored skirt in
sweep length has a sheath like adjust
nent at the top and graceful flare
It the foot, where it measures about
I've yards in the medium sizes. The
is made with Japanese
leeves and surplice fronts. The for
ner are in one with the front and back
# the blouse, while the long sleeves
re inserted in the foundation on
which a chemisette is faced. The
'louse is plain in back and the right
ront laps over the left side. Persian
'anding outlines the edges of the Jap
nese sleeves, the surplice front, bot
ON of the skirt and is applied on the
ollar, cuffs and belt The chemisette
5 of cream cluny lace. The hat was
n toque shape, the crown lace cover
d and embroidered in silver thread.
he brim was of blue, crushed velvet.
IN the left side fell a full aigret over
hree large pink roses and their foliage.
he same scheme could be carried on
n grey or brown with pretty effect.
he wrap for wear with this costume
7as brown broadcloth trimmed with
rown velvet notified with tan. The
kirts of the wrap are attached to an
mpire yoke of the velvet and flew
racefully about the figure. and the full
apanese sleeves are bordered with
ne velvet. The design of the wrap is
good one for wear over
nice dress of fine soft or easily 1
material.
Theater Hat Only a Shadow.
Another theater hat consists of
othing more than a rim covered with
resden silk ribbon with blue for it's
redominent color, the loops in front
re covered with pearl seeds and a sill
er buckle holds the sprays of forget
le-nots that fall over the back on the
1T and right sides. The hair when
lis bonnet is worn must be done up
Ugh in puffs and little curls to show
trough the top of the hat and a sec
nd puff should lie just below the
rim. The sides and back of the hair
re waved and brushed to suit the
'ntour of the face and shape of tho
at.