Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-17
FADS AND FASHIONS.

FADS AND FAS7IONS.
! NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-As parasols
are so very essential to complete the
summer wardrobe different styles are
continually being shown in their COW
erings. Now, parasols Of pongee are
the latest demands as they do not soil
as easily as plain silks. Some of the
plain pongees have colored Innings and
a border to match. Some turaI colored
pongees have finely scalloped borders
of hand embroidery, with large polka
dots or tiny bow knots on the back
ground. Pale blue and pink are the
favorite colors but brown and green
are often chosen.
The fancy beltings were never pref
tier than they are this summer. They
look like elastic, but have slight cord
in them, just enough to keep them trig
and fit the waistline snugly. They
are shown in all colors, or white with
colored figures, but the daintiest is
all white with raised silk figures. The
buckles as worn are merely of frame
work and the betting is fastened to
a slide and catch and run through the
buckle itself.
Pretty Jacket Effects.
Some very pretty jacket effects are
made of embroidery and all-over lace
with, trimmings of braid, buttons, me-
dallions and many other things which
are worn over different blouses. These
garnitures freshen separate blouse
so that it looks like a new one.
A metropolitan hat that noticed the
other day was made very attractive
with wide liberty ribbon folded around
the outside of the marrow rolled up
brim and big flaring bow of many
loops set on the left side near the back.
There was a wreath of small roses
which circled around the bow.
The graceful tilla-shaped wraps
are being worn over light gowns this
summer. If one is the lucky possessor
of family heirloom in a black lace
shall, this may be easily draped into
one of these fashionable wraps, 1t win
not have to be cut. only gathered at
the shoulders and at the back of the
neck. and this makes it hang in points
in the back and front.
Coats for Rainy Day.
Much attention is being paid to a
rainy day outfit. Coats especially, can
be made very attractive when trim
med with 'buttons, pipings, collar, lap
els and pockets. The person who
chooses brown for such an outfit may
have shoes, rubbers, and cloth uppers,
which protect her ankles from the rain,
umbrella, wrist bag and gloves all to
match Her hat should be of rough
brown straw trimmed with quilts,
and her collar stiff linen one with a
laundry finish. and a heavy brown
silk bow tie that will not wilt in the
weather.
A walking suit of red linen is pro-
nounced much smarter than one Of
white, providing it is worn by a per-
son to whom the color is becoming.
Made with natty little bolero and
worn over an ivory blouse 1t is de-
cidedly becoming outfit. This parti-
cular shade Is almost brick and is
very distinctive among a host of white
lingerie frocks.
The Very Newest Sleeve.
The very newest sleeve is gathered
full but fatty into long shoulder a"7
then broadens a trif1e as it near the
elbow. Below this point is fits the arm
closely and points over the fingers.
Present favorites in bent buckles
are of Jet and tortoise shell. Many de-
signs are plain and others figured,
while some have Jewels of different hue
inserted The popular shapes are still
round square and oblong. A modish
! belt is of white harness leather in the
natural color, which is made of mar
row strips stitched together So as to
! perfectly fit the figure.
The two-tone effect shown mostly in
| the Pek'nstripe and oblong effect.
! promise to increase in popularity as
| the season advances. The oblong checn
| IS generally three quarters OF an inch
| long, Is combination of three colors
and is extremely attractive as 1t is
artistically carried out so that the eff
feet is of subdued coloring.
The sailor suit is the favorite suit
for the sea shore 1t is most effective
when made of white linen with red COL
lar cuffs, tie and emblems. The sleeves
are held closely to the wrists by tucks
and the cuffs are narrow striped bands
The blouse has the pointed yoke, and
the skirt deep one with the front gore
huttoning to it,
Fads in Stationery.
On the latest stationery, the address
and monogram must be in the same
color of darker tone. and it is NJ
longer correct to have these in the
capfar Of tho sheet The initials