Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26

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 The use of entirely different mater iaIs for skirt and coat IS one oi Sn innovations. The gowns usually of the Empire or prnitoes type and joined to a deep girdie. A pretty model or this tyPe has a glove fitting skirt ot biscuit coIored face cloth. Below the yohe the circular sides were opened anu finished respectively with buttons anu huttonholes the entire rehlalnins length. The jaunty little coat ot oiae silk and light cloth facings hao wide open front meeting only al the waistline and cutaway sides. me ap per part of the coat and snort ioose sleeves merged into one; deep circu' lar cuffs turned back from the eiDoN showing a lace frill correspondns with the long jabot at the throat. A big hat of the Charlotte type III biscuit colored pongee aud nancy braid. trimmed with sweeping para disc plume in blue and gold com nleteds one CT the smartest, street cos , tunes imaginable.
 Turning to colors, there is great olI- l ference of opinion among dressinan' CTS as to what Is smartest, some au' | thorities hold to grays, while others claim browns and tans TOT street | wear. There are many tones ot Nloie' | shown in Easter gowns ready 70 ot 1 sent home, but these are all oi tnt very elaborate type trimmed with eIii hroidery of one kind or another. delightful gown that is neither severe nor garish in treatment is or snok' gray chiffon Panama cloth made with a continuous panel or plalt iron and girdle, sides and back enulhB !, a deep girdle effect, each panel rounu
 ed at the top.
 The front panel is braided in mes
 gray soutache, as are also the clos
 strappfngs over the lace bodice. /
 Ionot sleeveless coat has cascad
 fronts revealing the satin lining ar is exouisitely embroidered with LII same braid. The armholes are e' tremely large and finished with s+iffened band of embroidery. Eccel tricities in sleeveless coats over co tunes of this character are louu among the best styles Though tn cut is more frequently found In tn realm of short coats.
 Evidently the jumper idea Is not z he busted. though it has enjoyed long vogue. The mode is a cnarlnh and Dractical ore wnen introduced costumes intended for semtdress 0 casions. and. especially attractive a the straps when in combination WI lace on the order mentioned aDoN Sometimes Chinese embrolder' bands are employed for the Jump E effect on silk or pongee gowns LII \ again Persian embroidefles, WI E their rich colorings, are prelerFe E but the present time finds more s' hines in use than any other CON Tae Chinese blues go perfectly WI Conenbagen or Danish blue, and WI costumes of this color one sees u ornate establishment decorating I EtIy one-half of the elaborate tolt now being shown for exclusive sprl S trade.
 Fl Tn the odd melange of pictul esp
 stvIes borrowed from directolre, hire and Japanese lines. we ma \ nItra modfsh Parisian gown to De clever combination of all three mod
 Tn having sucn resources to Woi
 from. designers have indulSed "a
 wiIdest fancies in turning out ,up,es oT the most artistic charac
 for carriage and street wear. A cle eyannnIe of this combination IS sho
 in a gown of russet voile made
 graceful draping of the skirt 10
 Tarv high girdle closing at the D with a large buckle
 The front of the bodice was m of biIlowy lace falling in soft cades from the throat to the top
 t,,e girtIle. The directoire cio@ made of brown and cream-coio
 striped silk, finished with turndoWn. velvet collar that had inc appearance of being too ST
 for the neck, as it extended only Il trife beyond the lower part or
 oar around the back, leaving a onen space in front Instead of
 close fitting back the coat was cul
 tae bias. bringing the broad str together in "V'' points. The ir' were cutaway and met only d~
 the bust. and here a fancy buttol
 enormous size simulated the tas
 ing.
 ' At a recent opening there was
 nard blue Cblue-g -green) gown
 plain. long sizirt-so long, in fact' if trafled several inches on the
 all around. The coat had the I Napoleon collar and was made ti ! main open to reveal the quan'
 of Louis XIV. faces. The. collar.
 Tnd frnts were brided la mihtrry n with sutache put on in lapel t and ending in buttons. The pc r had a long panel at the sides ~ e wes also decorated with braid c ' buitoTis. ! The opening ofsthe coat was r across vita heavy cord caught
 rnree fiat buttons at each side
 sleeves were Of elbow lengta