Arizona republican., 1910-05-16

colored Irish lace. dyed to match the gown.
 In spite of the Chantecler vogue. flowers were never more prominent in millinery.
 The Chantecler pump has a high heel and decorative narrow toe. IL is un- usually arched.
 Cypress green. pewter gray and a delicate fawn shade are soft tints that are popular.
 Kings blue" new shade of the season. is merely cold Japanese shade Of blue.
 One of the pretty ornaments for the hair is butterfly made of white and gold sequins.
 White serge suits have black or used on dark blue.
 Tn the fashionable shops the draped princess is the leading model for the dressy frOck.
 The new veils are novel and con spicuous. but not becoming. Colored lace wells are still popular.
 Waist of block large meshed cable net. made over white dotted net have shallow yokes of Irish crochet.
 Long pearl and diamond chains are in high favor. and old cameo brooches linked together are made into col larettes.
 The newest belts for shirt waists are wider than have been worn and leather girdles of all colors are much in favor.
 There is a revival of the use 0: velvet ho ae lai haanrif1lIN- mounted, are seen in the shops.
 Velvet ribbon in the leading colors is combined with flowers for the trim ming of hats. IL is also used for belts.
 New parasols of taffeta silk are in solid colors, some with narrow tucks forming a border; others perfectly plain.
 A double accordeon pleated white net jabot edged with black chinchilla lace is attractive with a half mourning toilette.
 A deep hem reaching to the knees is used on many skirts of afternoon dresses. the hem being a material con- trdsting to that above.
 \ stunning parasol is of black and white shepherds check. in rather small patterns. with a three-inch border in Dresden design.
 Very practical -women's motor bags os Morocco or pigskin are fitted with brushes. combs. mirrors and other toil !ette articles.
 White butchers linen collar and cuff coat sets. ethe edges scalloped with white or color. are worn on silk and wool suits alike.
 According to many of the new inn ported gowns. the flounce is soon re- turning to favor. the two-ti@r skirt serving as an advance model
 silks of every sort are being used for spring and summer frocks. Shantung in the thick weaVes. moire and foulard are much in demand.
 Some of the new handbags are from 10 to r. inches in length and almost equally as high. but are much smaller at the top than at the bottom.
 Heavy linen is used with coarse net. cloth and silk, while line ncrash often serves as foundation for embroidered yoks. guimpes and vests.
 One of the pretty new silk and cot ton materials, is illusion silk that comes in all colors for street and even ing wear at remarkable low prices.
 Foulards plain and figured. are al lied with great success. The deep hem reaching to the knees is a happy soIu ton of the problem of contrasting silks.
 A most serviceable frock IS a pale gray cloth of the finest texture with d dainty bodice. such a gown accord we'll with almost any kind of a hat.
 Voiles of extremely large mesh called "toile endee' are much in vogue for afternoon wear, as are also chif- ion over cashmere designs and change able silks.
 The lace flounce imparts the decort i've note as a skirt trimming upon many new evening gowns. The flounce is naturally beaded h. a wide band of embroidery