The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-29

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The fine ne&t e ~ - wa~,s
has given : powerful impstss - tAe
spsing and summer styies. TIE sAepn
Show fne dispIays of TIE ..nst haaas
sone suits Ter eariy ssnx ueas.
FTAsrs eAa IL - sasx,bs any lsnesr a.
the shcrs eoA4 Win dos1iaa4e austne tie
eon1iAg seasou TIE epats e tAe tall-
cred ssits imported fxsn Rrense Ase
mach shorter thea taoss sf Ansriean
moeseis. IAdseA, ssne q Che latest
French impeFtatians have bsbbsa-oR
effect below the waist thst b aaysaaing
but graceful. An women, sAsst and
tab, stout or slendsr, loohed veil in
the shree-qsarter seai lifted coats of
the past few seasons, bat the new short
coat is dangerous fer the stout woman,
and she should be wary of allowing her
tailor to chip too many isches eff the
bot tom of her jacket in the pursuit of
moddsAness.
Authorities on fashion say that in
the ease of the simple, naannish type of
tailored coats, the bottom of the gar
ment shall come exactly to the tips of
the fingers when the arms are allowed
TO hang straight down at the sides.
More latitude is allowed in the various
notifications of the Russian blouse
coats. OF course, the feature of the
Russian suit is the patent leather belt
The ceat may or may not have collar,
but a belt it must have The beIted
| coat certainly lends a Youthful look to
the woman who is sufficiently slender
and youthful to wear one but it makes
stout woman look "a perfect carrica
ture AZ 9
Some VERY dainty costumes of that
type, in black shepherd checked worst
eds or naeh air are shown ia ths shops
As rule they show snappy little
| touches of soIil black in the way OF
| braid trimmings, buttons and inlays of
black satin, never forgetting the in
| evitable black patent leather belt
Sometimes, Also, there is an effective
touch of celor-a vivid bit of flame
satin or mandarine orange velvet set
into the collar; but this touah of vivid
color is early stshdue1 and made more
piquant by the little black bow which
tops friily cascade or labet OF lace.
1t is reported that little vests
buttoned under attractive street suits
are growing more popular every day.
The presence of the vests IS due to the
long, rolling collars aud button at the
waist line. Many of the fashionable
shops here are showing dainty vestees
of striped silk for wear with the coats
which button low with two or three
buttons These little vestees are real
~ only strip of material with pointed
ends, which go about the neck and fall
over the chest in the manner of the
! silk protectors worn by men with ev
ening coats. A vestee in striped Law
ender and white silk. the stripes meet
ing in a ehevron effect at the center.
| had buttons of pearl, the small button
holes being worked with lavender silk
/ Every year. as regularly as the win
| ter SHOWS begin to disappear. the ri
! lingerie blouses are TO be utterly tab
| coed, and just as regularly as spring
| arrives, these deIectahIe warments come
trooping back into the shops and are
|
vho had been declaring that they had
| given them up forever. This year. al
the close of winter, the same predict
ion was made but at present the shop
display large variety of the mos
charming blouses and they are selling
like the proverbial shot cakes
There was a time when the lingeri,
waist was baggy looking affair, which
fosmed over the belt at sides, from
and back, and so perfectly disguise
the lines of the figure that Venus he,
self would have looked slevenIy in ii
But the reform which gradually tool
place has resulted in a garment almos
as trim and smart az is tailored coat
These features are especially NOTICEABLE,
in the new models, which have shout
der yoke bordered with lace turning a.
the throat line and running down eacl
, side of these dainty eenfeetions be
tween fine lines of tueks extendin,
! from the yoke To the belt. The mill
J tary blouses are among the smartes
, looking of all the new types and ar
quite as trim as their name implies
| for the fronts, entirely of half-iHel
+ tueks, close beneath broad bands o
heavy lace or boldly patterned em
, broidery. Similar bands with peinte,
, ends cross the shoulders in epaule
fashion.
. High, straight collars trim the necks
| and the long sleeves of bands and tuel
groupings in entre-deux effect are o
conventional shape OF course, man.
| of the new bleuses are such maze o
embroidery, lace and handwofk thu
the woman who has not an unlimite.
!. bank account turns fram them wit
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