Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

RN ARIS.-ISpecial Correspondence 49, During
this last week there been a grand re-
adjusting of fashions, something that all
ways happens Immediately after the show
%s%{ ing of the models both in the spring
lis S&S4plk fall, and before the has fully set
AAsS&z&9g in There are invariably certain of these
that do not fail to catch the public fancy
and of course. they up vnd worn and be
come an established fact almost as soon as they have
been There others, however, that for
reason other meet with only lukewarm success
these are carefully over their defects remedied
and their points further worked frequently
they are among the best of the seasons offerings.
Lastly there some that total failures and
baclised in direction these disappear quick.
y into some mysterious region, seems to know
where, and more at least
original guise. 1t would surprise unnitiated to
know how many of these there for 1t is the
couturieres guard WELL but they keep equally well
the secret Of their disappearance it does
matter.
One fact has far been proven that there
is to be mad for checks, particularly
black and white, for they being turned by the
and in all sorts of materials many styles
Those for the street such twill strictly
tailored, with skirts plain coats that are
cut on the most severe lines.
Occasionally touch Of color will appear in waist
the facing of a collar, but a the only
concession that is made to these costumes is in the but
tons which may be, frequently are of gold silver
fancy effect and the larger and more stunning
the better. without doubt they make suits
morning and for travelling, automobiling
like, nothing could be better for they almost
pervious to dust and dirt and somehow always look
neat trim.
French with these bIouses made
of new sort of cotton crepe which is little crnked
and shows like crepe chine. They
simply made, sometimes with a cluster
plas down the front with feather stitching between
and the fastening in the back again buttoning
from left to right with large pearl buttons trimmed
in scarlet blue.
made in small tabs of tucked batiste with
lace fitting closely about the falling
the blouse, and If the high is preferred
they as stin and high possible finished with
fried jabot smart little tie Of bright colored
satin.
The hats that generally accompany these costumes
small and close, quite covering the hair all but
soft that comes the There two or
three good shapes but the favore to be folded
affair made precisely like the turban prince
the material being mohair coarse braid which
NQiable enough to be bent in any manner.
great deal of appears little hats and
in some wonderful combinations red and BLACK brilliant
dark green, they trimmed as sparsely
possible and their cachet all depends upon their
shape and the way in which they are worn A hutton
hole bouquet of flower the Of the hat and
with checked tops to match the gown complete
ensemble that makes the Partisan woman gratifying
sight
not alone for morning and travelling costumes
that checks be worn. for a great many soft ma
being for which later
will be seen at the seashore or other resorts Silks and
chons both liked and both make wearable dresses
half dressy occasions BechonDavis who this year
is excelng in gowns that are simple and youthful has
several models that smart One shows a skirt OF
silk cashmere all black, with bodice Of chiffon
tached to the skirt with heavy cordings the
upper part there were large OF checked silk,
which fell over others of chiffon. These
soft, being unlined. and in the back they cut
square like deep tabs.
The sleeves, kimono shaped of chiffon, with
broad turned-back cuffs OF the silk The real style
of the gown in the coat which was OF silk of
the checked. made like Russian blouse, but
entirely yelled with chiffon and having deep Guns and
small shaped piece about the neck of plain black
silk. The fastening at the left, and the belt
was OF patent leather with white stitching.
Another gown Of the variety was of chiffon,
the oyerskrt being finely plated and falling
underskirt Of liberty satin This costume bright
ened with bit of vivid embroidery which began in
point at the bust and extended up the neck which
Vas round and colarless. Here 1t met with a
double fril Of lace and there were fred euffs
edging the rather wide sleeves. This fashion of
plain skirt with checked overskirt, coat, is a
distinct change from that of several ago,
when It was just reversed the coat invariably being
black and the skirt of the plaid
Besides checks there all OF dotted and
spotted stuns being used. the only exception being
froeks for the street which mostly plain Even
the tussores are being brought in bordered
designs. sometimes plain band OF contrasting color
on which appears spots OF the shade, while
on others there big and little put rregu-
larly sometimes TO the depth OF eighteen