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

Whenever that bald, fat Window
hat. can tell. when t Is tilted over
one eye by the way TINT corner police-
man is grinning. Can the impairment
creature Imagine that any self7respe ting
Window Lady would dream Of flirting
with him? My dear, In that bright pink
dimlty, you should not stnnd so ncar#
5 to that tail, brown-haired girl In the
polka 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 Marx
borough. Well, perhaps she does look a
T trife like Consuelo when the Window
Dresser puts her into something light
and fluffy like that white embroidered
chilron-those skirts With two deep
tlounces are smart and the embroidered
border simply makes the surpice waist
that she wore yesterday after the mati-
nee.
"Eor town the tailored suit Is the
thing, and they're going to reign SUI
preme by next autumn. And the new
dinner coats of lace and silks! You
haven't heard Of the dinner coat, my
tuedEs.G Will SOu lS WY ouIcs =
fully grown, Dust up from the wax
ngure makers last week. but standing
In a 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 us though sue
| were on the stnge-and it's great ART
always to look pleasant even when you're
Sconsclous that the IIar'dressers been
practcng upon you. BY the way, watch
| out Tor that new woman who MAKES
IN our faces! She dabs the pink OH 80
thickly thnt 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
ia us whom they've just put Into q
/. while Valenciernes lace coat trimmed
/ with bebe Irish? Her arms are 80 thin
| that they cant use her for any short,
sleeved garment. hut when they con-,
/ plalned to the wax figure maker he said
that didn't matter rs the next sleeves
will be seyen-elg hts--that's half over the
wrist. And he's right too, for over
heard the Paris representative say 50
i this morning.
&"Violets tremendously becoming to me-.
and it's going to be one of the leading
colors during the autumn and winter.
Lots OF tie swasger women are already
wearing IT, Mrs. Orme Wilson--she's
4 Mrs. Astor's youngest daushter--has an
/ entire costume of Parma violet IN some
a light weight material like lnpsdownc or
silk Yelling She drove past here SO rap
Idly ! couldn't decide whether her hat
WAS straw or chip, but II was trimmed
with vlolets, and the same day MISS
lherese lcelin she's a sweet looking
4 glrl--wns In an ernbroidered heliotrope
crepe dc chine princesse. Mrs A. GAGS
Calneid Is tightening her mourning with
violet and wears n gray and white striped
wool walking suit trimmed with violet
silk applications tha, Is simply stunning
and n rather small hat coyered With VIC
let roses
THAT girl behind mem the embroidered
blue linen coat and skirt and the hie
sailor hat Is n sweet looking little thing
y hut her hair is altogether too blonde FOL
coed taste. None OF the smart set havl
& aar of the baby hue nowadays. They'r,
going in for light or dark browns and FOL
gray. Mrs, John Jacob Aster Is lettin.
her hair turn naturally and she certainl,
does 1908 stunnlnS,r shes u lttle !lki
that forty inch model IN the brown chit
fon cloth princess over white-ryes, thu
Window Dressers Just fastened her col
lar, DO those long brown velvet Ribbon
go over the shoulders and Amos, to tn
hen Of tho skirt? I can see that they'r
fastened at the waist line with little gil
! buckles that give Just the right touch 9
brightness to the gown. And isn't tina
hat with the shaded brown plumes at tn
side and the big pink sosea In front level,
with her gray hairI And those hronz
shoes with big gilt buckles! They nigh