Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
Summer Gowns.

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 Summer gowns are now In order and must be made before not ~-aatn- or swoops down upon us, making the finished garments so desirable ana | rendering us unfit for sewing. Usu- ally the girl who makes her own i winter blouses and helps to make | her house gowns is able and Wiling l to make all of her summer trocHsr but when she does she wants 10 save money to procure at little cost a really good costume.
 The models Of inexpensive evening ] dresses from Paris show that, "niie skirts are to be sweeping ana ecn- i naratiyely guiltless of trimming, the l bo6iees are to be finished with a cer- 1 tain elaborate and becoming sim | nIicity The feature of summer cos l tumes will be the sashes. tied al back CT frolt or at the side. They
 are of soft ribbons or silk in the same color as the gown or else in a tone that aarnlonizes we'll with the gen eral color scheme of the costume. Sometimes the girdles, called by va rious names, are made of dresden or nompadour ribbon, but none is smart CT or more chic than those of soild I
 color.
 Many lingerie gowns of white will he trimmed with bands ot lowered
 musIins or with dotted swiss. The 1 combination is most attractive, and the clever girl may get many fas- . cfnating efftfts.
 The first gown shown may be , made of soft pink batiste or snh muslin with the under-bodice ane . sleeves of alloyer valenciennes lace 2 o- dotted net, while the bands mtgnl l be made of cotton cord wrapped Wltt ? inc material or of silk cord. Tht | deep chemisette is remarkably De a coming. while the skirt, with stralgh r. unbroken lines, adds height to tn' ,- figure. The sash of darker pink ma! d he satin or taffeta and finished ln e deep silk fringe:
 The dress of all-over lace and do'
 ted mousseline de soie IS dn "hite o and the model would be a charnlfn a one to use for an old lace gown, g there is such thing about the nous' n Failing lace, dotted net mlght h. need instead in combination with th -e mousseline. .,.i, h The trimming on blouse and sklr Q may he oEd china blue or delft blu d velvet with covered buttons to mate er while the same velvet is used ,n make the graceful sash. If the ec n nomical girl prefers to make th d. whole gown of dotted swiss. wnic It may he procured this season in sue ,r. a charming variety, the lower nounS ta apG the velvet on tine skirt may is smart little frock of pale blu 1l- organdie is made with tunlc sEi It's and a sauared-off chemisette Of ciuI ng or fIet lace. while the big bow
 either sleeve gives quite new touc
 The sash in this case is Of TlDnon m. inc same shade as the dress, thou m # might well be black, and of ere he ia chine or chiffon, finished at I
 a ends with long tassels to match es. Made at home. none of the goW x sbovVn need cost over $10 at the mo cir and that estimate includes the laN os- laIthough. of course, handsoE'er ls ter may be used and more expensive Il yer l ts4ials that may run the price ot | wn dresses beyond the reach or the ith' craze girl The ss.shss are, perha
 q the most expensive part or tne c lck tumes, but if liberty silk or satln
 bought by the yard-and a yard ass either would be sufficient TOT as lsash-the expense may be kept doN cT Tn the case of tae dress Tliilh vas with velvet, liberty satln, Dought red the yard, might be suostituteu, igh the ribbon velvet is very eNpehsi all Powered ribbons are costly; ,au fhav may be used with different dre on es-ai point in their fancy. HoWeN the so may black, and it wears a Tar 10 -ide CT time.
 on crosses are made on the semi-pl nos cess style. that is, with only b. ,nts ,yf lace around the waist instead O ,,,, senarate belt. but there are many , of men who find that belts are very fen coming to their style and they
 continue to wear them regardless
 inc 6ictations of autocratic Ds
 cst Fashion
 sbaf R,,ckles are in all shapes and sI floor and when gold and silver are stga used many of them are beaded , re made of stiff gold braid Square c itias see-a to be the most popular, ,nffs many of them are square n stvle with oval buckle in the middle haDe the back.
 ,,,' Tsere are rumors which seem hich have some foundation, that the and ] lief skirt is returning to Favor,
 fs owing to the cutaway coats :" aced Have q, V-shaped opening above wits waist fae. which, when not ' The fp by a vest, must be covered
 aas, sonnethine else, and this must nc neut- sarily be the top of the skirt ,n cf Nh wardrobe is complete wit