Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31

tnLc MAN AdhN AA1NN NAN @NN-~N the most fashionable seaside re- sorts of France write in terms of en- thusiasm about the charming cos tunes which they had the opportu- nity to see They say that the dis play of handsome lingerie costumes | is unusually bewitching this season. | Many of the handsomest frocks show more or less broderies Anglaise. | Madeira work and cutout linen. The material may be white or colored. sheerest linen or heavy linen. but the openwork embroidery is there and is unQuestionably effective.
 A bodice and overslirt or tunic of broderie Anglaise over skirt of plain stuff or of lace are often seen and some of these are not so ex- pensive as models apparently more simple. This is because all over en- broicery or deep flouncing is often used, and though in fine quality such embroidery is expensive enough it is by no means so expensive as embroidery done to order on the frock material.
 Excellent effects are obtained bv using the ready bands of English eyelet which come in all widths and qualities and may be set in be- tween groups of tucks or bands of lace. There are eylet motifs of all 'nds too which may readily be shaped into yokcs. oversleeves. etc. and now these embroideries are marked down to tempting prices Such embroidery in color on white or in white on color is tremendously effective upon linen. chambray. etc. Lovely robe patterns in the eyelet embroidery are being sold at prices far below those asked at the begin ming of the season and are often so clearly designed that even an h. inspired seamstress can put them together.
 Scarfs are greatly in vogue and occupy an important position in the summer outfit of fashionable women Chiffon lends itself to an easy adapta. ton. combining a sufficient body with suppleness. and offering a wide field of color from which to choose Mousseline de soie. tulle. net and satin are materials from which sum mer scarfs are fashioned with the best success. while anything that will give color or decoration tC them is sanctioned.
 These scarfs may be edged in var ious ways There can be a deep bor der of embroidery and beads, eithei transparent or wooden. From thii deep hem a thin line of decoration should trail up each side for foo foot or two, then the graceful aDt highly favored fringe can be uset in any width. noted or straight, i gives finish 10 a scarf that is de lightfully easy and very effective.
 One of the striking features of th' summer coat is its iining--Ot sot foulard in some of the most attrac tive designs. it generally contribute to A striking whole. White serge | stiu in high favor; oyster gray ani ian linen are delightfully."- heavy Il inc new basket weaves. while Wooiel materials are loose enough to affor' comfort WlLnOuL AOO AAANN@-
 The summer coat is ornamented Wiu marine collar or with long re -ors that cross and button quite ia .so-, Metal and tortoise-shen bu Zone are used on the summer cod
 "a r,ga nockets are not lacKlhs.
 Trobsntresse is the new mater, of the moment, and the lalss' eg- .,- t,on to inc long list of sort sa'ii ,a,,,cbaa during the last three S,- roors It is as pliable as mu' ,,- ,et as firm as chiffon velvet.
 '', c.shos tied in the mode of ehil' hoo5 with bows and long ends, al goo, nj, many white dresses m Tar this summer giving a dainty tou1 of color-cerise. violet, dark Dlu ,aa,,ve brown and black predonlha t,g with the white dresses hIu aos+s in colored satin harmonizin ,,-,tb .be shade O. the sash, are ul ,-.rsalty worn. The back is mac .,,,t~,,t a seam. Wide revers tn either fall loosely or can be ou toned trim the front, and the co ends at hip length All this in' cates a departure from the one-eoi costume Moreover. the dark co with the white dress somehow mak a better looking, more dashing e tune for the street
 At the Chantilly races recently was very noticeable that the tremely tight skirt at bottom
 going out Most of the cOstum were in exquisite good taste. The was a marked absence Of the sC sational Perhaps the absurd 7bit to which women who adopted ( narrow width skirts have been ? in case of bad weather in snteri and leaving their carriages 'ha brought the fashionables hack
 their senses. The Parisienne lo' to be chic. but being ridiculous far from her desire. That does mean that wide skirts are back, skirts are decidedly wider and m graceful than they have been
 the last six months.
 Afternoon gowns of liberty sa or satin foIlard continue to pres a combination of plain and spot material Very short sleeves
 worn. so short that they reach O