Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25

eral charming frocks in light smoky gray chiffon or chiffon crepe trim med in gray satin or velvet had crush girdles of purple.
 Black and White striped silks, chif- fins. silks and velvet and woolens are many and some admirable models in these materials are shown among the latest importations. Stripes of many kinds are exploited and espec- tally among the sheer chiffons, gauzes, etc, there are fascinating things in the stripe designs.
 The printed chiffons of all kinds are very beautiful. Persian effects have. it is said, had their day so far as the ultra fastidious are concerned, but one finds them among all the new materials and sees them in many of the new imported models. Where the designs are not Persian, the solf rich, Oriental colorings to which the Persian fad has accustomed people are often used, and wonderful em- broidery bands, motifs etc, in these colorings are shown on the trim ming counters. The uge and bead embroideries also are charming and promise to be used extensively during the winter season.
 Bead embroideries. which were used a little here last spring and were in great favor in Paris through out the summer, seem to be coming into their own in this city at last and appear upon many of the i'm ported frocks. Chrystal, gold silver. steel. jet. pearl. porcelain and wood en beads are all used and often mingled.
 The newest thing in warehouses or jumpers is of chiffon embroidered in beads of mingled bright colors somewhat barbaric color scheme, but very effective in small quantity. One exclusive shop shows a beautiful line of these blouses made up in black and white with the embroidery of gay hued wooden beads sewed on by bright lined silks and of glass or crystal beads in harmonizing coloTs. This embroidery narrowly borders the short kimona sleeve and the neck and expands into a decorative motif on the chest. and worn over plain white or biack or colored blouse such a Jumper would be exceedingly hand some.
 The kimono sleeve is displayed on nine waists out of ten, while last year the proportion were exactly re- versed. To be quite up to date one must only choose transparent or semi-transparent fabrics. and then see that they are mounted over lining in a contrasting color, which is an other change from last year. These remarks, of course. refer to dressy waists. suitable for matinees, lunch cons or best afternoon wear.
 Fringes are once more making bid for popularity and are used good deal upon the French model frocks but K is doubtful whether they will find any general acceptance. for when they have been brought forward before women have firmly refused them.
 Soft moire costumes and gowns of corded silk and satin charmeuse are to be largely worn this winter. After noon dresses are to be made of cash meres, chiffon, voile and thin silks. though velvets and veiveteens will be prominent for street wear.
 Silk costumes are already being shown made with large fur collars and bonds and borders of fur. Bear is to be very popular for this sort of trimming.
 Grays and mauve will continue to be largely worn and according to leading dressmakers there is a strong tendency to the revival of greens of all shades and blues of dark Sake tints.
 The latest dresses in tunic form show two pockets attached to the skirt in front a little above each knee. so tha. they can be convenient iy reached with the hand. The tunic Of light material falls over them. Ore of the pockets is intended for the and the other for the 1 powder puff.
 FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.