Arizona republican., 1908-04-02

The Marie" on tbp contrary. is I mass of plumeS towering above sCgar-loaf cr1vu thct mergeS into a narrow satin bound brim that droops ever So slightly.
 Hlzcx ard Waite Vet GuImpeS.
 Of aH th, arces-orirS recently seen none arc laore practical than the separate suinprs designed to he worn with what ever sty,c of jumper is most conrenient- The l.iain net. whether black or white. is pin tuck5d Co form the deep yoke there is pin-tncked high collar and the pulled elbow sleeves are finished with pir-trcked band cuffs The Suimpc iS mounted upon a' lawn mderwaist and Is. therefore. readily adjusted similar guimTes are made ID in dotted swiss with lace insertions between the rows of pin tucks and others. also lauuderable. are of al!over muslin embroidery.
 Fluffy Neckyvenr Effects.
 Again will the huge rosette maline bow he Tn evidence for it is too well beloved by the woman who realizes the value Of a softenlng fabric close to the lace This spring It will be both plain and ornamental. for the flmy loops may be edged all around with fine narrow lace or they may be appliqued with hns motifs There Is no rule regarding the size of maline neck bows. that being left wholly to the discretion of the indiv'dra wearer. but naturally T large woman may essay one almost twice the size of that worn by her pocket edition" sister
 Long Shawls.
 Now Is the time to hunt i7 the attic trunks for the long shawls that grand mother took much pride fin and wore so gracefully. for she belonged 10 the sloplnS shoulder period. which has again come into vogue with the craze for inc Jspanese sleeve. lt would be as dlm- cult to fancy 8 Japanese woman with square shoulders ss it would 10 Imagine her elaborate coinure surmounted by a sailor hat. The long shawl may be of cashmere with an Indian or Paisley border: it may have n hemstitehed edging or long si.ken fringe. or it may be or Canton crepe. but at present 1t is worn long. not square.
 Scarfs of Various Materials.
 Recarse scarf may be evolved from
 
 woman mavs gratifv taste for one of these Important dress accessories Any of rho fancy black and white nets are ex- cellcnt for scarf purposes. The Eet should he full Width. two yard strips. haiShed with wide hens and with ends made wsightv as well as ornamental with lace medalIions ar galiOons. In the same man ner the printed nets and chinons are made up and in the soft twiiied dchcate- ly colored silks are scarfs win tringed ends which pretty with simple tailored suits. Stripes of lrish. ItaHah and Nenise lace make an excellent foun- datlon for marabout. ostrich and coqne edgip.s. The fOur-Inch wide lace strips are first bordered firmly with baby wcth white ribbon. to which is sewn the feath- CT trimming of any desired shade among the more deiicate cOlOrs. Or heavy dyed lace may be used with the darker oolors If a dressy street scarf is needed
 Fancy Belts.
 Two-Inch- wide bands of oriental en- hroidcry. lined with pale sa.iu and with neatly stitched edges. gre used for fancy belts. and. provided one have the neces- sary buckle may readily be made of the band whioh trimmed the winter hat. after such trimming has been carefully pressed mon fhe wrong side Incidentally, tt  may he remarked that 3 really handsome belt buckle is worth purchasing. as it may so readily be shifted from one belt to another. Glace kid belts are fashionable in all cOlors. They are lined with heavy satin and tailor stitched and are provided with what is known as the truck buckle of gilt. silver or gun metal, this usually two inches in diameter. A girl with very small waist may quite easily trans form her shonider-iength party gloves into s belt. first cleaning the light tints with gasoline UT naphtha. Plain Kid bel:s are intehCed for ordinary wear and ale quite correct with tailored suits and shirt waists, and because of their simplicity are more difficult for an amateur to essay than the hish sirdles glittering with gold. silver and jet, spsngles which are worn with evening gowns. These. of course, are made over fitted aud boned Things. but may fasten with blind hooks and eyes in lieu of gorgeous and costly buckles.