The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-06
FASHIONS
AND FADS

Net is TO play leading part this sea-
son.
The newest color for gloves is cham
payne.
The latest agony is the tasseled silk
stocking.
One hairdresssr dries hair over q
tissue paper roll
vaienciennes and Irish crochet are
the popular faces.
In Jokes the sun ray pieatings are
the thing Just now.
For the princess dresses one should
have princess slips.
For run-around frocks nothing is
more popular than serge.
Jet bracelets seemingly cannot be
too wide nor too heavy.
The newest skirts are made with
few gathers at the top.
Little coats OF wolfe viii be much
worn for dressy street use.
The pompadours and Dresden silks
are bewilderinKly attractive.
Masses of hand embroidery distin.
guish the newest linen gowns.
For morning wear channels and cas-
tor gloves are still the rage.
Cotton wolfe leads as material
among the lace-trimuied blouses.
Navy blue yelling with dots in vel.
Many of the new waists are of net
embroidered In color and gold.
The silk rose Is worn upon the cors-
age as well as used to trim hats.
To wear with Dutch collars there
are charming little clasps of brilliants.
A straight row of buttons down the
front Of a dress is not in good style.
Field flowers In their natural col
orings are appearing on the summer
hats.
wide black ribbon Is the trimming
used for two-thirds OF the hat models.
Hand tucked and hand embroidery
are favored beyond all other trimming
methods.
The plain, ring and dotted net ef-
effects.
It Is an unusual notion to combine
very heavy trimmings with sheer ma
teria1.
so far no hustle. but the dressmak-
ers seem to leading US along that
road.
The unIined transparent coat Is one
of the most pronounced fads OF the
season.
Charming for women with fresh
faces and fair skins are the new anne
thyst hats.
Messailne silk in exquisite Dresden
patterns makes charming dainty un-
derslirts.
Black collars on white serge suits
are not so often seen as earlier in the
season.
white grounds Sprinkied with col
ored dots are to be found among the
mem embroideries
TUNES are seen on frocks OF all
lengths, from walking suits to the
long, dressy costume.
Frocks Of silk. crepe and other UNI
lined materials are weighted down by
broadcloth faeings.
Stripes are not as wide as they were
last year in mems shirtings, nor are
they as fancy.
Among the half-precious stones so
much in vogue. there Is none more
popular than the lapIs lazuli.
Stockings Of Isle with self-fo-
eolored clocks" are generally the
most satisfactory for every day.
The bottoms of sleeves are very
much trimmed. while the upper parts
are left absolutely plain.
The apron front, the successor OF the
panel, is much employed, and is usual
iy elaborately trimmed.
Double motor wells, Joined only at
the edges, are being made up in green.
brown or blue over white.
Pearl buttons. triangular, oblong and
Irregular will be worn as trimmings
IN many wash dresses.
Softest sheer satlns are used for un-
derskirts with wool or silk frocks. the
tops being OF silk stockinet.
Stockings for wear with evening
trocks and slippers are of finest mate
rial. beaded with Jet, gold, silver or
steel
The pin stripes in linen lawn is pos
ltively fascinating for wear with the
linen suit when IL repeats the gown
color.
sary that the arrangement OF the hair
should harmonize with the style Of the
gown.
brightest colors. and especially white
ones, blocked OF with colored stripes
this summer.
The new veil is much shorter and
narrower. The designs with chenille
spots, finely dotted, are among the
most popular.
Stockings with dainty little flowers.
made Of ribbon embroidery with stems
Of silk. are seen In the most exclusive
shops.
Many of the sleeves are trimmed
with bands OF different material. the
trimming having the appropriate name
Of bracelet bands.
Apropos of leather toilette aceesso-
ries. both suede and Elace gloves are
worn the former very fine and vel.
vety. the latter highly glazed.
There is a new material called cot
ton wolfe. 1t Is so fine and soft that
It must be hung in silk. but for wear
Il Is said to be unsurpassed.
Millinery continues eccentric, though
extraordinarily pretty; but much de-
ponds upon the coiffure underneath
and the TIT at which the hat is poised.
A tailor made suit Of one OF the
newly corded ottomans in rich leath-
er shade, relieved with darker tone
of velvet. would be the acme Of sle-
ganee