Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-04
Motor Bonnets Seem Frivolous in Contrast With Severe Coats : The Up-to-date Motor Family. Dressed to Match The Summer Girl in
 Snow White Automobile Raiment A
 Bonnet That May Be Folded Up.

1 fairs of white mohair. which are the cpl tome of coolness and suinmeriness. Dozens 1 Of these white motor coats were seen al the Grand Prix and at Auteu.l on steepie- chase day. and most of the French models were banded In from the knee down with plain. narrow hems. while the top of the coat. in loose raglan style. gave good width across the shoulders. This style has not appealed to American motorists, and most of the light coats seen on this side of the water. while straight and narrow In line. 6o not girt in around the feet. This banded-in effect on some of the Partsian coats is so aIarmingiy snug that the women have to be lifted and pushed Into their cars. the step from the ground to the running board and thence into the toBneau being practically impossible.
 Coats de Luxe for Special Wear.
 The dainty silk coats. lined with con trasting color, are very attractive for wear over summery frocks on short spins out to a country club or for other wear of this sort but these coats would of course be most unsuitable for long dusty drives across country. II is at the fashionable resorts like Newport. Southampton, Bar Harbor and the like that one sees these pretty silken coats, and though the lines are simple and not a great deal of trim ming is used. such wraps often cost tidy sum.
 Pongee, lined with dotted foulard. is most often used for such dressy models. and frequently there is hood at the back showing the bright colored silk of the coat lining; this gay color also ap- bearing fin reyers, turned back cuffs and collar facing. Oriental embroideries and the extremely popular Persian silks are ,rgr rd such a model is shown In one of the H. lustrations a square collar of embroidered silk being placed below a narrow shawl collar of chantecler red satin. The coat in this instance is heavy white tussah. the embroidered coliar-and cuffs to match it--b2ing of saxe blue silk with red and black embroideries enlivened with white.
 An imported motor coat. part of a spring trousseau, is of rajah silk in a deep burnt straw color-a most fash ionable shade, by the way. just now for motoring and coaching. This coat is built in loose box style and down the fronts. on each side go bands of ehante- cler red satin Turned back collar and cuffs of the rajah are richly embroidered in deep blue. red and black, and little turnover collar of black satin, and two big b;lck buttons gave snap and em- phasis to the colors used fn trimming and embroidery.
 Natural pongee coats lined with sake blue or with chantecler red are extremely chic, and when the fair wearer throws o1 her wrap indoors. or on a piazza, she sees to it that the color of the lining. draped over her chair back. makes a telling back ground for her white frock.
 Utility Coats for Everyday Wear.
 While English nohair is not new friend to the motorist. fl is an old and fast one-and one that may be relied upon. Poplin. also is ideal for summer motoring. and there are new smoke and steel gray models in mohair and poplin fabrics that are exceedingly good style. Such coats, of course. partake of the nature of dusters. and are very simple in cut, with fronts that fasten snugiy up to the throat and loose lines that insure an easy fit across the shoulders.
 The wster-proofed silk coats are liked by many women because of their attract i've colorings and some of the new striped patterns are very pleasing. These coats come also in bold checks and plaids in which the omnipresent chantecler red is a striking feature. One silk coat just brought out by q Fifth avenue dealer has a checked pattern with checks six inches across. the blue and green checks on . black ground being set ofY by hairiines of chantecler red Red piDings aud collar