Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-08-07
FASHION NOTES.

Inc CndfiOtte COrday nat IS VERY u..,
ular for summer wear.
Goats of lace and net are lined with
mousseline do sole to preserve then
lightness and transparency
Summer wash materials show attras,
i've borders in graduated dots, strines
the cheyron patterns and Greek kay
designs.
Low ties of tan and black leather am.
piped with white kid. Shoes of brown
ooze leather are very popular.
The princess dress is worn by old and
young and the panel front is extrema
ly popular ON washable dresses rs yvau
as ON elaborate gowns.
Coats of black satin are much worn
with linen or lingerie frocks and either
long ones or bewitching little coates
made of black or colored chiffon.
The two-piece suits of white serge ar
mohair are distinctly fashionable and
they have the collar and cuffs of bacE
or colored velvet.
The sash is an important accessory
and is found in a solid color or in IA,
pompadour colorings. They are drapel
in many a graceful style and have
| proved becoming to most women
1t is well to have several different
| slips of delicately tinted pink, lavender
or green to wear under fine lingerie
| dress, thus changing the effect by the
lining to suit the occasion.
Pongee makes the best dust coat In
wear over thin dresses and linen, al
though little heavier in weight is used
| but mostly for motoring.
| Leghorn hats are trimmed charminply
with plated tulle or malines covering.
the crown and curled aigrettes at one
| side or a combination of roses and
ostrich plumes is very effective
| The tunic has proved popular style
for evening gowns and also street COS
tunes to some extent. Thus has
brought about the short WASTED effects
so that the empire is worn a great deal.
and the trimmings in the Greek key de-
sign or Walls-of-Troy pattern make the
costumes complete.
The most exquisite fans are shown
this year. Some are of satin, hand
/ painted IN Vatican miniature with white
| enamel sticks. Some of white chiffon
edged with Duchess lace and sticks of
tortoise shell and Others particularly
| dainty are of princess lace and mother
o'-Leari sticks.
/ Lingerie blouses are being made eli
| tirely of valenciennes or allover EN-
broidery and are sometimes trimmed
with insertion of Irish crochet or cluny.
Ihey are found in navy, amethyst
brown and old rose to match the skirt
worn. Those of pure white are worn
| with 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 IA
/ vorite model Of the season--the circular
| skirt ana cutaway jacket. Striped linen
! IS very attractive with the cheyron effect
/ in front.
The now popular hat that has taken
the. place of the merry Widow is the
/ style with the rolling brim on one side
and a large cluster of bows on the other
i SnInx
/ 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 handkerchief. of soutache, fine braid
or very tine cord sewed or interlaced into
/ design, and then mounted on a wooden
mould which has been covered with
| linen. These buttons are used on cos
| tunes of linen, heavy silk and net.
Long sleeves are favored on morning
frocks and many afternoon costumes,
more than those of three quarter length.
Inc mousquetaire is popular on separate
/ blouses as well as on evening gowns.
Ruft1ed sleeves of lace were never
loyelier than they are this season, these
worn mostly with the jumper dress and
| the sleeveless coat.
] There are some attractive color com
/ binations shown for summer things.
! Brown, pink and black is a trio much
/ W NAtoS dIbISlS. n SlTlhtAiS, but
rather Frenchy combination is pink, pur
pie and green. Louis purple is a very
fashionable color and also the Du Barry
pink. Cream colored ribbon is very
| handsome when Powered in either Of
these shades.
| Fine null or linen waists that are
| worn with a dressy skirt and coat suit
OF rajah or mohair are often embroidered
IN the color matching the suit or some
| little detail of trimming. Sometimes the
blouse is of linen in delicate blue,
green. niauve or rose color and then it
| IT embroidered to match the suit. A
waist of mauve embroidered in darker
self-tones, would be very effective and
one of yellow would be charming
worked in brown or black
The new jabots are extremely large
and fluffy, made of FIVE ruffies, graduated
IN depth and width. The material is
hne batiste or nainsook with no trim
ming on the edge except hemstitching or
dainty handmade frilling These new
est jabots have a pleated part going
around the neck with four ruffles at
tached to one end and the smallest top
one fastened to the other end and when
crossed. are held in place by a long