Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-18

notable dress features of the season is the light. long coat for evening wear chiefly, but seen frequently in walking and driving styles. The prin- efpie materials are foulard, pongee and tussah, with a sprinkling of lin-l en and very lightweight cloths Thes coats are cut straight. without any curve at the waist. They fit tightly about the shoulders. however and do not give at all a kimono effect. They are narrow about the bottom, having no flare. The fulness is gathered in stead into a strap or a wide band. or the coa. is cut at the knees and straight flounce added.
 Many of them have square or round sailor collars, some of them long enough to reach the waist line. Some of them have very long reyers also, but the opening is marrow. showing not much of the bodice. Sleeves are very loose, especially for evening wear. Usually they have deep turn back cuffs in a material and color to match the collar and levers. The latest in color combinations is a dark red and a rather bright piu' so combined as to give the efefect the modish purple. This is very smar. indeed. but care should oe taken not to use either of these cor ors for trimming. Black is the pes' or some neutral color.
 Hats are unusually attractive .his season and the very latest models ih' oorted from Paris indicate tha' 'he nicturesaue style in vogue no" "h' ramain in style during the cola sea son One good feature of the inou a., hats is that they may be worn with a minimum Of hair. The tu'Dans come far down over the head, co'V, snu ,b. hair and ears completely anu
 s many of the big hats there are fetching little lace friiis w.u s,.oo,,s over the hair and fill out ehe biatus between face and nat oi'n' u,,,ch used to be filled by suos'an. tsal nompadour and punches oi poiis and curls.
 T,osa newitching little lace under. cans ar bandciets as they are caieu ,r paris. promise to be the iea@uie a- winter millinery, for they are so ,,,,,,,,.e to almost all women tna' o,,a,-vhodv will want to borrow the f,uttering device. The panooie' - sppposed to represent a htle iaee can worn over the hair uiioei
 ,.nn. b.. and is a very old iashioii .s,';vad these lace caps having been
 ro ,,nder huge bonnets and hae a century or more ago The handolet. however, is not cap ou' . fr;I, of lace attached to flat bar aeau which is fastened into the hat in the manner of the circuiar bandeaux which were used to make large head sizes fit the head last season. Sometimes the lace frin F trimmed with wreath Of roses, put more osten merely the friils of lace are used. And this lace must be of the daintiest and finest quality or the bandoIet will miss it's effect
 Though the turban is undoubtedly the fad of the moment for street wear with fall tailored costumes, big ger hats than ever may be expected shortly, as the models imported from Paris indicate. It was found that the very narrow gowns did not look well with the smaller hats They needed the contrast Of wide. picfur esque headgear to escape the com monpiace. Thus, while chic little tur- bans are the rule with morning cos tunes of woei ard mohair. elaborate afternoon and evening frocks are ac- companied by wonderful creations in millinery with wider and more droop- ing brims than ever and with an ex- travagant amount of trimmings heaped on top.
 Few of the French hats have rolled brims. except ia the urban models, and in these the brim rolls back so sharply that it is scarcely more than a trimming on the crown. But the droop of the wide brims IS exquisite. The sheperdess droop is one of the fads of the season. and these shepherdess hats. with their wide. rather straight brims, which dip just the least at front and back are most becoming to nearly all women.
 Some of the new turbans slant over the fact: some over the back hair to the neck. Others are tipped rakishly and often bit wickedly to one side. The same turban may often be worn in half dozen differ ent depends on the angle to which it is adjusted whether it is becoming or not. Almost any one can make a mcdish turban this fall All one has to do is to puff or stretch piece of fabric over one of the big turban shapes which may be picked up fo' a trifIe at the millinery counter. put a band of folded velvet around the edge of the brim and arrange a big bow at the back a couple of pompons back of one> ear, or a smart feather ornament at enc side Of the front
 The very smartest turban shapes back, and of course. all the modish turbaas settle far down over the earz in what umst be a most comfortable fashion for cool weather, one ia sure-if only the fad will fast until cold weather gets here.