Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-15
Pads and Fashions
By Florence Fairbanks

batstes being popular m this class and
 showing all the modish eolorings in
 combination iwth white. There are,
 too, some dainty batistes and linons,
 barred in color, which make up smart
 ly, and occasionally one finds pretty | blouse of white embroidered all over in some small design of color, usually
 a. dot or ring.
 The striped batistes are, as rule,
 made up very simply, with only touch
 of lace at the throat and perhaps for | jabot trimming. Some of them are quite devoid of trimming beyond the
 tucking of the yoke and collar and cuffs. or are made collarless and in- tended for wear with some of the dain-
 ty separate lingerie or linen collars or stocks. Some of the white and c0lored
 material is hand embroidered in white,
 and where the material is one of the
 soft cotton marquisettes, as IS often
 the. ease. little fine braiding is ire
 ouentlv used Some of the most charm ing blouse models in white and color are of cool, delicate lavender and white, and there are delicious little modeis of this coloring in sheer, fine striped
 batiste, with creamy Valenciennes edg ing the double jabots and tucked col lar and cuffs. Blouses in light, clear
 green and white are also very dainty
 and cool looking.
 There are also some exceedingly pret-
 ty shades in blue and rose and vel low.
 Black and white combinations are
 all the rage for hats just now. The style was really originated two months ago and has not lost it's popularity. The latest thing for midsummer wear IS heavy white lace on black straw. This is put on in choux, in bands, in big ? loops, or wired, several loops fastened
 together. Sometimes nothing IS worn e on the hat except big flower or but F terfly of coarse lace and the effect is T quite elegant. One stunning black erin e hat was trimmed with white point 'es E prit, edged with narrow Valenciennes a The hat was worn with handsome q lingerie robe and was quite suitable !, Large outstretched wings of whit e are used on colored and black hats They are handsome as well as durable 7, for. as a rule, summer millinery IS al e that is cheap looking and perishable + All kinds of black flowers are appear z ing Some buttercups with yellow cen e ters, are being put on big black ne
 hats in a modsh house, and are becom h- ing to almost any woman. The shap le that will be seen most in the late sun le mer. it is said, will be the big blac n hat with rolling brim.
 m Dark brown Panamas are take to about and they are trimmed with blac al linen scarfs. Black leghorn IS correC
 with sapphire blue as it's velvet crowI ne Dark aigrettes, it is rumored, are show IS on black hats, with plumes in greer ne prune or royal blue in the duller shade Ill While the newest sleeves continue le be quite tight at cuff and shoulde IT. there is a decided bulge at the portlo Tt over the elbow, limiting at retur ce to the long lost old leg O mutton sleev IT, Drecoll in Paris is exploiting ne ny sleeve which falls below the elbow ov' IT. an undersIeeve of soft null gathere lie into tight band at the wrist. Tn as looks much like a relic of the sixtie ng The upper part of the sleeve fits clos
 lv, only haring bit toward the Do 'ie tom. which sets over the fuller unde as sleeve.
 ue Slippers made entirely of cloth nm gold are d great deal used and so a To- bronze shoes and slippers, some ole which are wonderfully wrought WI his the finest bronze beads or are jewel ie- daiutily.