Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

Fads for Women.
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There has been a revival Of silver
filisree.
Silk gloves come in all colors and in
all lengths.
Some OF the newest raincoats are
made with capes.
Changeable silks were never more
used than al this minute.
No one longer sees the stin bound
collar in evening.
Cretonne landings are again trimming
summer coats and gowns.
For all styles OF hair dressing parted
hair IL very popular
Some OF the chiffon wells are hem
stitched on all four sides.
Many OF the new ssshes are edged
with fringe and silk tassels.
White wash ribbons are fast replacing
the colored ones for lingerie.
Changeable taffetas are I'm high favor
for little summer afternoon frocks.
The fringe appears on wraps the lower
edge of skirts. hats and psrasols.
cords are put in many kinds of gowns.
Tailor-mades of silk and satin are seen
more and more as the season advances.
Chiffon embroidered with chenille for
. sauzy evening wrap is quite effective.
One of the new fancies in gloves 10 to
put colored embroidery the back OF
them.
The new cotton crepes have very
deep crinkle and are just prominent
as ever.
The bow OF tulle has disappeared. In
its place one uses long bar to fasten
the collar.
In place OF the side frill at wrists one
finds plain bands serving similar pur-
pose
good in the summer fashions, both IN
color and line.
Persian patterns are seen in cotto,
and silk crepes; sometimes they form the
entire garment.
Among the new ribbons are those OF
solid color edged with silver gold or
some other metallic shade.
Big, wide bows OF chanilly lace shaped
butterflies make very chic trimming for
large hat.
Vests for street suits are of bright
cerise or blue and trimmed VITA
black or gilt buttons.
Folds or cordings of Persian silk
favorite trimming for the blouse OF nat
ural pongee.
Bright, iridescent materials will he used
just as persistently in the spring, but al
ways yelled.
ing for the new navy blue voiles so much
in vogue this spring.
Hats OF milan straw, closely resembling
the pagodas i'm shape. are among the
natty hats for children this summer.
Very smart indeed are the .petticoats
of black and white checked taffetas with
pipings of bright eoiored silk.
Handbags Of cretonne are among the
novelties. A white silk cord takes the
place OF the customary chain handle
F1owered net shirred over a white nea-
politan straw hat makes a novel and
pretty effect for dressy summer hat
Red buttons and red embroidery give
a note of contrasting color to pongee
frocks, whether in blue or in natural
color.
Among the novelties in buttons are
those OF hand-carved ivory and also OF
pearl Some OF them are mounted In
silver.
The assortment of travelling cases OF
mating is larger than ever. Metal or
leather corners do much to save wear on
the case
Fruits are used ornaments for the
dressy couture today. Cherries are the
favorite, though grapes and other small
fruits are seen.
One of the newest rosettes for mil
linery use is made OF tiny flowers. which
are first sewed into chain and then
wound round the hat.
Huge insects, which cover the entire
front of a low-necked bodice, are en-
broidered i'm oriental colors or picked out
with beads or jet.
Very practical are the one-piece sailor
suits made Of the black and white
checked linens. Emblems embroidered in
red are on the sleeves and shield
Black gloves for the street have wide
white bands OF stitching; others are
stitched with the color, even the seams
being sewed with the color.
A great many detachable frills and
pleats are in vogue SO that white waists
NAV be worn with different colored skirts
and harmonize with them all.
With the barnyard trimmings, which
are SO much sought for, the straw braid
was 80 coarse that one wonders that
they hang together-are the first choice
Patent leteher ties, with suede vamps
in lighter shades, are worn on the street
With these stockings are worn that
match the walking costume exactly.
Dog collars, whether q simple band OF
velvet fastened with a more or less elab-
crate buckle or made UP OF strands or
pearls coral or jet are exceedingly
smart.
The selvedRe not only of wool, plays
q CONSPICUOUS role In dressmakins. Some
OF the new materials have wide ribbon
edges of the same contrasting color.
A niece Of old chantilly lace which is
too much broken for ordinary use can
have the figures cut out and appAqued on
a chiffon gown, thus making II very
elaborate.
A simple finish for a black gown may
be nothing more than q narrow band OF
coral color attached to the low round
neck with a fagoting stitch Similar
bands trim the sleeves.