The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15

point of the parasoi run through the centers.
 Some of the new long silk gloves have series of tucks beginning just above the wrist.
 Blouses almost without exception white. with white stockings and white buckskin shoes.
 It is q fad now to have the high tan walking boots strapped around the top and buckled.
 For golf. walking. etc. stockings are worn to match the costume. with tan or black shoes
 For midsummer, the smartest rid ing costumes are of naturai-colored linen or tan Holland linen.
 The 1ines,>of the best waists show width at the shoulders and slight taper at the waistline
 button from the full dress scheme as are being chosen to match the gowns with which they gre to be worn.
 Many of the new gowns display emhroideries more intricate and elR- borate than those of last season.
 Aside from bronze. black patent leather with kid or cloth top is to be the dress boot of early summer
 Fashion is trying to drive out tho fast as 1t Is possible to do. fas as 1t is possirnle to do.
 Many of the prettiest serge yacht ing suits, instead of being all white. have black moire collar and cuffs A pleasant change Is made by in- ishing the Dutch collar at the front with two tiny rosettes and a long tab.
 Black embroidery upon brown is very smart, when the brown Is not too dark to afford contrast with the black.
 The restaurant coat of supple cloth. with its flowing Spanish or Japanese lines. Is superseded by the jetted coat
 Purses and shopping bags of bronze leather are among the latest novel, ties. They bid fair to be exceedingly popular.
 Wonderful evening gowns are con- certedi with designs worked in soft floss silks upon the satin of the gown itself.
 Hatpins are enormous about the head and terrihcaliy long about the pin. necessarily with hats the size they are now.
 Since tan Is only suitable for morn Ing and the country, bronze Is the incest non-black shoe for wear with colored frociks
 A pretty finish for a chlld's, pique dress Is to scailop the opening down the front. from neck to hem. with but tonhoiings
 For the. children who have grad. |. Suated" from the bonnet stage. there are tiny mushrooms. with their simple babyish trimming.
 PleAted gauze collarettes borrow ed directly from the picture of the beautiful yigee-Lebrum. are appear Ing on the counters.
 Ponge and chiffon broadcloth are the favored materials for fhe new evening wraps. They are usually frfuun1aA xvit ho nA
 The most expensive waists have long sleeves. but with the warm wea- ther will come a greater number of the elbow sleeve variety. Some of the lingerie waists have one or two shalQw tucks at the shoul- der and littlee round collarless yokes of net or flet lace.
 There is,a craze ct present for hav- ing lucky lstones made up into talis- mans, and some curious relics are produced for the purpose.
 Some Of the individual linen pock- cts and bags worn with the summer frocks are fastened with cords drawn through embroidered eyelets.
 Cashmere de soie and shantung. of a rather coarse ribbed. thick kinds. are all the rage for tailor-mades and outdoor gowns generally.
 The latest manifestation of the broad -brimmed hat shows a shape turned up back and front in Napoieo- nfc manner. always piquant fashion Colors are very charming combin- ed. and one of the latest ideas of the season is to make up shot silks with covering of light chiffon.
 Whether because the Irish lace i' more expensive. or because we are growing a little tired of 1t. there a preference for the Cluny just at pres ent. ~
 For golf there is a new shade of green called Taft green, in honor of the Presidents preference for golf, that Is the vogue. It comes in pongee. Than and aar1a