Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-24

all around this year. The skirts
the new tailored suits for traveliI
}. and shopping are all walking lengt
II More handsome suits. In brosdclot
rajah and other fabrics used foF DIRE
. sy wear appear with n short trai
Walking skirts are capable OF son
: variation. The short woman shouI
wear hers as long as she can withoI
touching, while the tall woman wi
look well In a much shorter skirt. W,
4, men OF medium height viii find
skirt two inches on the ground an e
fective length. Genuine princes
gowns should always have trail
This Is not true however, OF the sem
princess frocks. where the belt d,
stroyes the actual princess lines. Al
evening frocks except those for dane
ing are being made with trains.
Paris Is wearled of the net yok'
and sleeves for simple gowns. and hal
returned to sleeves OF the fabric. Wo
men who are making new gowns
should take notice. Not only Is THU
true OF special foulard. but is true o.
almost every high priced model thai
smart women have ordered from Paris
Those who dress individually hay,
been taking out net sleeves aud replac
ing them with fabric ones for som,
weeks, but II Is only now that the idea
will become popular The sleeves are
slightly full. pulled out quite little
at the elbow. then frightened into a
cum of net. foulard and soutache.
which Is buttoned over the wrist and
flares over the hand.
As the season wears on It Is noticed
that many OF the smartcst gowns are
OF the jumper class. with blouses of
net dyed TO match the material. the
net usually more or less soutached in
self tone. The blouses are lined with
China silk. usually In white or a ligh,
color, with the effect OF tightening the
costume. Folded girdles In their nor.
NAL place at the natural waistllne are
used In these frocks. Cap sleeves
with embroidery or slashed
AT the back and laced across in lat
iice effect, are another feature OF the
blouses.
II Is reported that at Palm Beach
very other woman wears lowered
'hiffon scarf. or one OF the Syrian
metal affairs draped over her Shout.
Iers. The favorite drapery is In hood
fleet. the folds of the scarf hanging
loosely down the hack. The shop
windows are now full OF the brilliant
'yrian. scarfs. some with gold and
theirs with silver tinsel sewed to the
iesn. These scarfs are supposed 10
g washable and even the simplest
attern requires a month of patient
'ork This summer the scarfs will
e much worn with thin frocks and
Ill be thrown. Highland lad fashion
yer one shoulder like a plaidle
All the last years frocks are hay.
* their collars and high stocks rip.
"a ruthlessly of now. for never was
lere a season when bare threats were
ell as house wear and for young and
alike. Coats matching
lese collarless frocks are also with.
It collars. some Of them opening In :
deep square to show how the frock :
cut away al the throat. The collar 1
So effects are not confined To the
yht fabrics. dark silks and even mo-
lir and wool fabrics opening at the
roat without any finish save. per.
Fps, a fold OF tulle or a round silk
'rd.
The new hats, to be stylishly worn.
q brought well forward and then
lied down in the back. just back !
the ears. TO form a halo in many
stances. The objectionable feature s
e the crowns which are almost large
ough 10 slip over the shoulders
have hit upon a plan
ecluding the possibility OF hiding
e head under a bushel by making
e brim and first crowa in a sort OF
ucer shape, to rest upon the couture.
lille the one that is seen. the mons.
rus AFFAIR Of whatever shape or size.
set down over II.
Sraids OF all kinds continue in great
Vor not only for the hat but for the
rnitures. Feathers on the order OF
; osprey, gourah and heron are most
ed with the afternoon toilets. while :
E more ordinary kinds. which are
own as fancy quilts wings and sew. q
2 effects are on the tailor-made hats.
d those for rather hard wear.
Heavy plumes are not desirable. and
place OF the thick ostrich feathers
, airy. graceful designs and fanciful
lpes. the split ostrich and widowed
-ieties being among the best. Jets
, likely to fall into disfavor on &C. r
int of their great popularity. Rib.
a decorations were never better
IN at present. The ingenuity of the
miners has brought forth wonderful r