Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L ne ldte VllSI mss
represent styles which the designer
have gotten up since the first of tn
year to act as leaders in the depart
mcnt stores. Many of them are "a
high colors and the pastel shades in
broadcloth suits and costumes are
again shown as favorites. 1t appears
general use are passing and that of
the directory style Of gown is corning
into the lead. For suits the @ton
Jacket and the pony jacket styles in
all colors and fancies are moving sat-
1sfactorily.
Manufacturers are charging ur large
orders and in their cutting rooms the
spring orders are being pat through
with remarkable promrtness. In
Misses lines the delivery for sIring
to date has been unusually prompt
and for this reason the strong cor
ders coming to hand can be handled
Mustard" Shades Fashicrabic.
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foot Of the list and give all the "rrus-
tard" shades the place If honor Vel
lows, with brown tones and browns,
with yellow in their make up. are in
the lead. while green in reseda eosljn
and other vivid shades are also to the
fore.
dol he In frfp 10 limo
checks are in many smart combina |
tons of color. A ground % ,ellcwIsh |
beaver color has stripes If brrWn AMI !
royal blue in narrow line effects, ana |
the same colorings are shown with
the lines making uv-r-plaiis Of var
ious sized checks. Mustard with SIM
liar lines of black and green or black
and orange is another variation.
New Silks and Veilinas.
Already the new silks and veilings
are being shown and the majority OF
these are so attractive in both pat
tern and coloring that there is every
reason to expect a season noted for
its costomes. Foulard from all pres
ent indications will be extremely smart
this year, although 1t has been rather
out Of favor for some time. So many
of the new models call for a materi-
al that is rather soft and clinging
and easily draped with stiff silks will
be in nearly as great demand as was
the case last year. Foulard is only
in rather severe style Of
dress-that is, one rarely uses foulard
for reception or luncheon gown. For
a rough and ready shirt waist suit d
this goods is excellent, as even the less
expensive quality wears admirably
and the silk is generally delightfully."- =
light and cool
Stripes Succeed Polka Dots.
The polka dots of last spring and
summer have given way to stripes of
all widths and colors. There is the
one-inch strFpe and the narrowest
thread like bands of colors and some
Of the foulards have stripes Of gradu-
ated widths arranged in clusters or
verging gradually from wide to mar
row. Good effects can be obtained in
the wide tucks by placing the solid
,olors together wherever the material
needs to be gathered IN, as about the
waist and hips. Sometimes the strip
IS are in two or more tones of the
same shade and again the white
stripes AGAINST anv color desired is
seen. The so-called "Alice blue is
20 he one of the foremost spring shades
and naure and anas+al green will also :,
be conspicuouslv rumerousI Brown
and gray are not an to be effective in
plain silk gown. but in the more del
cate tones will he popular in the light
er cloth and yelling costumes.
See Much Satin Finish.
A satin finish. or at least certain
amount ~ sheen. is seen on nearly
every kind Of spring material. even on
he dress Innings and under petticoats
A satin finished material Is ALWAYS
more effective than a dull silk and for :,
mis- reason also REQUIRES less trim :.
ming, also a decided advantage. This .
rear things have been rather reserv-
"a, for there are many reception and
house gowns OF lace and chiffon, net
md tafreta silks, but for evening even
he debutantes prefer satin and satin 7
silks :
Use Of Laees and FriIIs.
Many OF the newest models show
some pastel tints, others match the
,olor of the suit, still others are in a
deep cream tint or the popular oys-
Ter white. For morning wear stripes
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