Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-17

, those of last year. The old time bottom trimming is more than ever in evidence on all new dresses, and when ornamen- tai bands are lacking the eighteen-inch hem or facing is substituted.
 Among the exclusive models shown in the fashionable shops and ateliers there are fewer Russian blouses than had been expected and it actually seems that this much Overworked style has been relegat- ed to the cheaper models. Still there are some charming models of that style and the Russian influence still continues in the numerous belted coats which bear but slight resemblance to the real Russian blouse. Paquin has turned out particularly good looking belted coat model in white broadcloth, with wide collar and cuffs of gray silk and a pat ent leather belt. Another designer brought out stunning rough gray mod el with collar of cerise embroidered in white and gray and belt of cerise leather.
 Paris has come to the rescue and aid of those women who have wanted change of headgear. The new hat is a large fiat shape unrelieved by any perceptible crown. Whatever crown there is appears beneath the brim, there by enabling a sure position on the curls under it. Its unbroken surface has ob- tained for this latest creation the name of "the plateau" When developed in black panne it is most becoming to wo- men who have soft features and who can carry well a long, sweeping line at the forehead.
 The lavish use of lace is one of the features of the present millinery sea- son and delightful effects are particu- larly in evidence upon the very modish hats and every fashionable milliner is showing wide-brimmed hats with high draped crowns of black lace over nous seline and straw brims or with draped crown of lace and straw brim covered with lace.
 Crowns have scared higher and higher and, although there are many turbans and small hats, indications point to very large hats again for midsummer. The wide brims show considerable diversity, but almost all roll one way or an- other. The shape with wide brim rolling up close to the hgh crown at the left front and side is popular and many 
 trimmed with wreath of handsome large roses running up over the uprolled brim and on diagonally across the hat crown to the brim on the other side.
 Shapes rolling up almost exactly in front are smart, but trying to most faces and must be considered carefully. Some of these models with punches and high aigrettes of flowers set on brim and crown a little to the left of the front and with high crowns swathed in tulle, mousseline or silk are exceedingly good looking.
 The most generally becoming of the large hats is, of course, the one with the brim rolling or rather lifted very slightly across the front and rolling de- cidedly, but not close to the crown on the left side, and there are scores of variations upon this theme among the loveliest of the new models
 There is every indication that para sols will be an unusually important toi- let accessory during the coming summer season. Sunshades of every style, color and material are displayed in the fash ionable shops and among them are sev- eral novel shapes, like the Japanese with sixteen ribs and the pagoda shapes, with slightly upturned ends. Persian effects are most of all prominent in the parasols designed to accompany visiting costumes, and usually are seen with border of plain colored taffeta. Para sols having covers showing ruffes, founces or draped effects in chiffon are conspicuously absent this year. Ocea- sionally is seen taffeta or satin spread edged with a very narrow chiffon quill ing, but the general tendency does not seem to favor fiuffiness.