Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06

liberty surrounded the inner,
each OK the hchu, and continued
under the skirt. The skirt was laid
in clusters OF tucks about the hips
hall way down the skirt. At which
point Ave bands were laid in narrow
widths cut from the black liberty
silk, while vide band finished the
bottom Of the skirt. The waist under
the nehu was developed from tucked
bands Of white and blue chiffon.
Straps and loops Of the black liberty
were fastened 70 the black liberty
edging u the 6chu and crossed over
chiffon waist beneath. With the gown
was worn big hat OF blue tuIIe
heavily trimmed with black feathers.
Among the most popular materials
to be found In the dressmaking par
Tors are the tuIles. nets. silk mus
Inns. chifIons and marqulsettes. A
delightfully."- cool little gown was
shown last week In one Of the New
York houses made Of white silk mus
lln The gown was plated from the
neck to just little below the knees.
The upper part Of tho bodice, the
frill that finished the sleeve we're Of
thin Persian banding and three bands
OF the same furnished the lower part
OF the skirt, Pals blue ribbon form
cd the giFdle.
Dimity Ia one OF the most used
sheer cotton materials OF the season,
aud for GOODNESS, daintinsss and
cheapneha there 10 nothing that Will
take their place. A very pleasing lit
tle gown Of this goods had q white
ground and black stripe. The gown
was In one piece with tucks TO the
hips which are released into the full
ness Of the lower part Of the skirt.
Near the hem are two wide tucks
with = strip 81 embroidery between.
The embroidery II used for the belt
ana roand the cufts, the latter and
the neck having finish Of the plait-
ting A frill OF the plating is con-
tinued down one aide OF the front.
II one cannot have o real mar
quIesetts, one OF the cotton sorts are
really very pretty II 1t 10 not needed
1 for the most dressy occasions. A
close cotton net was used 40 a foun-
dati0n lining. Attached TO this foun-
dalton was nFst plated bounce Of
lhaIf-inch taeks which ran all the
way around. The tunic oveFskirt had
band OF embroidery which was car
rled up the left side TO the shoulder.
the bodice was cioae-htting, and q
belt Of the embroidery encircled the
waist aud bordsred the square neck
Il also boFdeFed the short sleeve,
which was loose at the bottom and
again was placed over the arms-eye
10 hide the seam there. Four large
buttons crochet-coVered and Gro
CHESTER looas were placed just inside
the aide hand between the neck and
belt. The hat worn with the gowr
was 4 white lace straw. having :
satin fold and white plume as III
decoration.
m blouse waists some pretty one'
are shown IN accordion plating ID
! both black and colors. They ar'
plated body and sleeves with ne
Iyohe. and often are braided either II
the yoke or around the top OF th'
plaitins.
The amart belt OF the season 10 thi
one OF patent leather. and ls show
both In wide and marrow varieties, al
though the wide Is considered tn
more fashionable
The crepe waists and cotton voil'
gowns atili hold their own and vii
/ likely do 30 during the hot weather
1 leor they are not only economical
when IT comes to Washing, but the,
are two of the prettiest and most ser
vicoahlo summer fabrics.
. Braided bands OF heavy net was tn
4 Iexcelleat trimming shown on an
4 sheer linen mounted on paste
! green silk. The gown was Intends
!. for evening wear.
i One OF the latest showinEa Il
new shoulder cape designed By Dire
leotl. and when the autumn comes 1
i viii likely take the place Of n
popular scarf