Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-07

parison with the hand work. yet some fairly good effects in imitation Madeira are secured. particularly where the embroidery is m color and not of too pretentious designs
 Chiffon. silk yoile mousseline de sole. net lace, etc. are used over self color or contrasting color and often the flimsy yelling fall over soft cachemire. silk. or gauge or chiffon whose glowing color 1t subdues in ef- fective fashion. Or. perhaps, gold net or gauge gleams Vaguely through the yelling or the design of lace makes itself known in shadowy fash 1on
 Of all the costume blouse ideas that have been exploited this idea of sheer yelling in the color of the froek associated with some livening touch of color is the most satisfactory, and frequently the materials of the cos tune is used to form the lower part of the blouse while the yelling ar rangement is confined to the upper part and the sleeves.
 The popular Magyar blouse with body and sleeve cut in one is develop ed in all sorts of materials and in all degrees of simplicity. some of the French models having no trimming at all save some smart little collar and sleeves. The Paisley or cachemire de signs and colorings in very soft silks or sheer stufss are much used for such plain blouses with touches Of black in cravat. piping. buttons, etc. and white frls or collars and cuffs to make them becoming.
 Foulards Of small set design make practical blouses as do the printed and plain shaEtungs and a good model of that kind is invariably effective. Such materials as foulard and shan tung make ad nirable travelling blous- es. as does vCile ninon among the sheerer stuffs. and blouses of wash k in good quality will be found Invaluable for an extended tour. for they crumple and soil less easily than lingerie blouses, are almost as cool and are readily laundered. The fashions of the present moment emphasize yellow in it's infinite var iety. which offers becomingness blondes and to brunettes. These colors are decidedly attractive when in the coarse crashes and linens every gradation being available. There are the amber, canary and apricot shades, while ecru. ocher and deep ec-u, tknown as sac de raisin are here. Bio Bleu or burnt corn, is another deeper shade for the dark complex- toned woman. and the palest shade of daffodil yellow holds out beauty for the golden-haired wearer. In Paris there is an effective alliance of some of the softer shades of yellow wth nattier blue. not in the obtrusive everemphasis. but in lines of pipings. quillilgs or buttons.
 In embroidered gowns flower de signs predominate, but such effects as wheat and cornstalks are seen. even fruit patterns are occasionally seen.
 The very lightweight shantugs though ideally cool and pretty when fresh, call forth objections from many
 women that they have not body en ough to keep their shapeliness and freshness.
 Instead of jet, the wooden beads SC much in use everywhere are seen ex
 tensively as mourning trimmings. be ! ing used with black silk buttons and crepe bandings other adornment i' permiss ble.
 Lovely searfs are fashioned iron | the Persian-bordered chiffons ana marquise>tes. combined with mara ! bout
 Gloves are heavily embroidered nowadays; black gloves showing wid, stitching in white, and white gloyei n black or colors.