The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-04

high as ever at the back.
Many of the richest of the evening
gowns are trimmed with fur
A stunning new linen three piece
suit is of bois de rose tone.
LiIacs, wistaFia, and roses promise
TO be faVerite hat flowers
Flesh colOred slips are worn under
the new transparent bleuSes-
The jumper frock is back again
among the ready TO wear models.
Much of the sraiding now seen. is IN
distinctly medieval pattern.
Some Of the really handsome even
ing coats have Innings or cretohne.
The suede glove. because it cIinss
so closely, is having a great run.
Soft. sIizhIs yssda braids viii prob
ably be used again for summer hats
A useful and becoming gown for all
occasions is of black meteor crepe.
Foulard silks promise to dominate
among the fabrics of the early spring.
The line is everything in fashion
now; the curve has not a single de-
vstee.
The separate skirt and blouse are
out Of fashion except with a shirt
waist.
There is a well defined effort under
way to bring back pannier draperies.
in
pastel celOrs, are rich for entire
waists.
Great quantities of linen and cotton
suitings are beginning to flood the
counters.
Ribbons aud flowers deliberately
decorate the hats provided for south
ern tourists.
Guimpes and sleeves are trimmed
abundantly with lace and tucks of ali
over embroidery
Pattern robes and ready TO wear
linen frocks show a tendency TO tunic
effect trimming.
Flat net mounted Oh soft satin, is
still a great favorite as an evening
dress material.
Brown is more popular in children's
clothing this winter than it has been
in many years
With the long sleeves of the mo-
ment, gloves are less in evidence and
rings more on display.
1t is believed that the low, round
Dutch collar viii be worn on the
oh Tv-rr.- aFcfc-
The MephistOpheles quill is the
most popular of the many weird dec
orations that figure on tOques-
The skirt Of the fashionable dan
cling freck is full and short-that *,
Just of the sreund all around
Old fashioned 5eadw0rk has been
revived and promises to be in high
favor 1t IS especially popular FOX
hand bags.
Some of the new evening hats have
brlms made entirely Of violets, gera-
NUNS. roses. etc. all fiat and small.
Some of the afternoon gowns have
dainty little guimpes of illusion. laid
in folds, the material being TOO sheer
TO tuck.
Quantities of silky, black Spanish
lace are used 10 fora the new tur-
bans. often mounted over gold, silver,
or aluminium tissue.
Flesh coIored stockings of closely
woven silk are worn under the thin
gauze stockings that one sees on the
coolest days.
Tho csrtwhceI hat \ sunerseded IN
Paris by the busby. which takes up III
height wha5 the Merry Widow re-
sHiEed in width.
Metallic saUzc is being employed
more and more by the smaTteSt OF
dress Designers and is so beautiful
tAat it deserves a perpetual place in
fabric.
In ready made petticoat models iey-
sey cloth IS most used fer tops, since
10 gives angle warmth without Cbjec-
tionabfe buikiiness-
The buttep counters now have gilt
eFnRmeEt5 in the way of slides
end tassei tops for the finish of the
narrow satin and velvet scsrfs.
The vogue Of the moment is for the
classical tsilormade suit with the long
train and the hesPiRg fields of fabric.
at the feet.
Paris believes that the Merry
Widow Will be directly succeeded by
narrow brinmed hats with the high
crowns OF the Henry III. period
Hand BAGS are immense and many
are fooled n elaborate designs to suit
the fapTy of the owner. some of them