Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14

i",,c the latest luiP'.tS'iois ui'pi"S0u snoHs , sbop,. The styles show great a tly both n length and design and rsHeE, ,,,,rig,s employed include nearly the ',,,itahre and even some unsuit- 1 ceTl ,'Er;.s ,uown to the trade. Top sbe '" "f dark blue rough serge are ex- c'a, .Iv modl>h and are best when re u'nyy" orIy 1v black revers and cuffs, hHeu ,,J color introduced upon some M ", W. ,bcapcning their appearance. noayS5 IooR.ug coat of seven-eighths 4 syOG; ;r ron..n dark blue diagonal has fas,a asSarj co.ar cuffs and buttons of 'l'" I ottomar. and another is cut on baeA, ''s smork lines, without belt, is BsSSII oro.ai the edges and instead DI"u,~ "Is,,onirr fastens with tied cords d 4 ,u' I,o,r woven braid run though <, < uor' Embroidered eyelets,
 9,..E coats. both in smooth finish % p.',a on5 in inc popular rough cloths, to'a ,o,t;rar for those who can wear m ws1 hat the black broadcloth o.,r ., has a 1uthful air, though it may ''G t.nJsomr over black froeks of thin .,.f,I l.% wh,. it is well cut and has HS.s,,F HSSsaoFtv in detail For knockabout
 however, the rough black coat ''.T smarter arI it appears in many igns
 ~,. velvet Russian blouse will be t,rorite with youthful wearers and Hook dark blue and taupe will give .,r;se as ,cparate coat, though it is .5miran.r when associated with ". .,,.s in ifs own color. The black and -tts or gray and black mixed cloths mite popular for separate coats .3 are. perhaps. as practical for gen ..,l wear. although there is nothing 5.s,v about them They are smartest -sso semi-Iousc and severely tailored. co,ts of very light biscuit rough .,y, and of white rough serge, plain InIed and without fur collars, are ,orprous among the recent importa -r, but they are scarcely practical tr town wear Charming are the white s,pket coar, which are smart for ,gr at country club affairs. These r, loose. romfortable quarter ,,,ts made from the softest and finest F white blankets cleverly cut, fitted rh big pockets, buttoned with big ,,srI buttons and very loosely belted. n. only drawback is in the fact that ssy soil too easily. There are dark oorei blanket coats, too, but these rs more suitable for motoring.
 Chiffon is the fetish of fashion just RF It is used under and over fabrics 4 equal richness, either plain or em spilered. The steel-studded chiffons iR wonderfully beautiful and when hug over silver cloth produce an effect d almost barharic splendor. A new hbhg, which drapes most beautifully, knitted silk Jersey cloth, which has a'iHy sheen and is of exquisitely soft NTIe texture, something like the fine laim silks of which women s under garments are made. A white ball gown q this fabric draped over a satin iupe Es embroidered with white silk floss, As Jersey cloth tunic being osoftly aaPed about Inc figure as far up as the 1st, where @ pcarl-embroidered band hs separated .t from a yoke of white 2achln lace.
 White dotted nets and the all-over ate are used for fluffy dancing froeks Tor deJutantcs, and these charming Iotks are looped up in charming, 1tashioned style with festoons and alNefs of tiny roses and forget-me- 0,s the flowers matching the color of 1e irock lining, always a pale tint. laily these net dresses have under Np Of chiffon, and sometimes there are No chiffon drops in different shades
 the same color, producing very Rgty effect.
 TUT IS immensely popular for even g wear, and many of the most fragile 'slng frocks show borders of dark ', skunk, sable and lynx being the s.s most generally used. A pink chif. 'l anner gown most simply built with uaPed sorpilce bodice and long -s dFaperv was trimmed with bands
 skunk fur which edged the tunie, ..l also thr very decolletage of the " ''ped surpHce bodice.
 4any of the new evening and dinner .sS coming from Paris now show .y's chiffon lunics bOrdered with fur, .o ,le style is directly traceable to the I-SlSh influence now dominating in ,1 Lrmnc also will be more used -u 'n may seasons, aLS ou evening 'aN The costly and ropo ,rhitp fox feature.
 'F'F train is now being used on
 'en'ng gowns, and the court shape as a relief from the rounded rS sS % other styles. It swings back ,I ,ue sIdr and rests on the floor in ,,,.5 sI' An".. The square effect is g ,'s' ,,, Ol. O9, m an over drapery of gauze ~, winch drops from the shoulders ,,,s..1 p"" sweeping line. The effect is S-a'E p.pas.ng in most cases.
 ap. a,''' aro considered indispens- s3 .,m ,am0"aaa,.. in the autumn outfit, r,,,, ":1Oogo rho material of these gar. s,o,i, N SoiurA. A.at limited, makers have a5 g1 ia5i m Ifoducing variety of line . ,a 3,s 3su'' ''""H,y of coloring. It is ysi,I IIu''"I' [" rrcognize the new hints lsvi,o a'e ,,T'Hmg out in the new fall a rs, Nr" Ines in collars, fronts a@ois, is',A''N arr recognizable in the sh,s sD"W0. A jaunty sweater of aass, Das oo"a evolved by clever et,, Who has used heavy packet ,e,o. % g''" solid, open-air comfort. lseyas, ,"'i'S a short coat with full n. ending. in well-ftting cuffs.
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