Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
Summer Styles - ==dnd==
 TasbIen netes

NEW YORK. May 2.-FosCerl-rs the styles of clinging effects supple silks have become the rage for dressy costumes. That these lovely soft materials are to be paramount in the world of fashion is eyinced by the number of such toilets included in the rousseau of post-Easter bride, whose dressmakers are au- thority on all things sartorial.
 No less than ten siIken nUUhs have been tried on and pronounced satisfactory by this fastidious littls brideeIect, and in every instance/fhe fabric has been of the suppIS clIIS. ing sort. As everybody Lk6ows, stiff textures do not themselves to the lines of the 6SGre, and 1t is heralded by the/ autocrats that their showing inLthe seasons best sty.es will be limited. To be sure, there are certain instances where the stif silk or satin is necessary to pro duce the desired effect. Take, for i example, the waistcoat or garnish- ments of coats and evening wTaPk when cuffs, collar and often ouI-l | details are of heavy brocades OT en- i broidered Satins, but for the entire garment stiff textures are seldom used. even for the various foi Ul | Louis coats that heretofore have | called Tor silks of heavy weave.
 |
 Supple wool and silk mixtures are | found in many combination cos 1 tunes. Generally the skirt is of the mixture and the coat or bodice, as | the case may be, of silk or soft satin. In the latter instance the
 skirt is trimmed with bands or but | tons of the bodice material A
 charming gown in which this com bination appears is of old blue cloth and satin.
 The bodice is cut with round
 Dutch neck and from the top of the deep satin girdle, which is complet-
 ed with shoulder straps of the same material, the bodice is covered with
 soutache embroidery of correspUnu
 ing shade The long skirt falls In
 graceful folds from the crushed gir-
 dIe and is slightly draped at the left
 side where it closes. Only the soft
 est materials could produce such de
 Iightful effects and with long draP
 cries the prevailing vogue there is little left to be imagined as to ths l popularity soft stuffs will 'holC 1 throughout the season.
 | .Pongees figure largely in the smart silks for GTssscS- of all kinds A new mode of decoration tha
 promises great use is stencil bordel effects in which two or more color' are introduced. The unique desig1i employed resemble somewhat man! of the highly tinted printed patterns seen on satin foulards, only th'
 work has the appearance of beIui
 raised, making it far more dtstinc giya. The zewest pongee color I
 labeled Egyptian sand" and is
 tint Impossible to describe; it touch
 es on the natural shade vita an add
 ed glint of blue.
 A striking gown of the odd mater
 ial has a deep border of stencile' designs done in jewel effect am
 showing several rich oriental colors
 border runs to a pyramid at tn
 front and slopes of at the sloe { and back Tke draped bodice l sprinkIed with disks and the necl
 and sleeves are made almost gsFisl in a double border arranged in cris' cross fashion where the ends meei With this remarkable pongee toile | there is also a picturesque coat wit very short front and long tails a the back A narrow stenciled borC CT finishes the edges and big button covered with the same ornaments