The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
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New York, July 1.-(special. )-The Charlotte Corday hat is very popular for summer ware.
 Goats of lace and net are lined with mousseline do sole to preserve their iightness and transparency. Summer wash materials show att tractive borders in graduated dots. stripes, the chevron patterns and Greek key designs.
 Low ties of tan and black leather are piped with white kid. Shoes of brown ooze leather are very popular.
 The princes Is worn by old and young and the panel front is extremely popular on washable dresses as well as on elaborate gowns.
 Coats of black satin are much worn with linen or lingerie frocks and eitheT long ones or. bewitching little coatees made of black or colored chiffon.
 The two piece suits of white serge or mohair are distinctly fashionable and they have the collar and cuns or black or colored velvet.
 The sash is an important accessory and is found in a solid color or in the Pompadour colorings. They are draped in many a graceful style and have proved becoming to most women.
 It is well to have several different slips of delicately tinted pink, lavender or green to wear under a fine lingerie dress, thus changing the effect by the lining to suit the occasion.
 Pongee makes the best dust coats to wear over thin dresses and linen al- though a little heavier in weight Is used but mostly for motoring.
 Leghorn hats are trimmed charmingly with plaited tulle or Malines covering the crown and curled aigrettes at one side or combination of roses and ostrich plumes is very effective.
 The tunic has proved popular style for evening gowns and also street costumes to some extent. Thus has brought about the short waisted effects so that the Empire Is worn a great deal, and the trimmings In the Greek key design or Wall-of- Troy pattern make the costumes complete.
 The most exquisite fans are shown this year. Some are of satin. hand painted in Watteau Miniatures with chiffon edged with Duchess lace and sticks of tortoise-shell and others particularly dainty are of princess lace and mother-o'- sticks.
 Lingerie blouses are being made entirely of Valenciennes or allover embroidery and are sometimes trimmed with insertion of Irish crochet orcluny. They are found in navy, amethyst. brown and old rose to match the skirt worn. Those of pure white are worn with a tailored linen suits and with long or short lingerie skirts.
 Many of the two piece suits of linen and cretonne are being cut on the favorite model of the season,-the cir cular skirt and cutaway jacket. Strip ped linen is very attractive with the ehevron effect In front.
 The now popular hat that has taken the place of the Merry Widow ss the style with the rolling brim on one side and a large cluster of bows on the other side. These bows are placed a little at one side of the back.
 Crochet buttons have been accepted among the fads for summer as an ex- tremely smart trimming. They are made of hand crochet of soutache. fine braid or very fine cord sewed or in- terlaced into a design, and then mount ed on a wooden mould which has been covered with linen. These buttons are used on costumes of linen, heavy silk and net.
 Long sleeves are favored on morning frocks and many afternoon costumes. more than those of three quarter length The mousQuetaire Is popular on sepR-