Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-27

mems, corderd linens. etc, but the
most attractive OF all is the soft. dull
finished weave of hand-woven aspect.
and In this one many charming col
1rings may be found.
The return to the normal waisti-nc
Is no where more clearly Illustrated
than in the suit coats be'nS brought
forward by the leading aiiors Of Paris
ANA New York. Another commendable
ana striking feature Of the current
STYLES in tailored suits IS the use CT
The belt partially or entirely eneir-
clag the waist Of the Goa. by adding
such a belt arrangement it IS possible
to briag up to date last years tailor
mad. The belt, however, must be
OF the straight S 1T variety calculated
10 make a straight line about the
waist precisely as the small Dos con
fines the fuilness of his Russ an
blouse. again It merely crosses the
hack of the coat. thus .aking az the
looseness at that point and allowing
the front forms to fan straight from
the shoulder. or the ends are woven
through straps Sc. upon the under
arm seams and then joined directly
in front.
Special attention IS devoted tbs
season TO the sleeve and neck finish
ings of tailor-made suit coats. While
MANY OF the mannish. .urned-over.
notched collars are joined at about
the top of the bust, the tendency IS
70 extend the opening toward the waist
l'ne. he better 10 exhibit the dainty
blouse worn beneath the ccat This
cut-out scheme necessarily calls foi
the deeply rolling collar which Is 9
distinct feature of the class Of spring
models and readily lends itself to the
decorative scheme OF relitt. On the
simpler sui S the deep. rolling CELLAR
is of MORE or satin of a tone match
ing or contrasting with that of the
suit, while the more deliberately tan
ored costumes have their collars ap
pliqued or embroidered " n exquisite
tlendings Of colors. sometimes mingled
with gold. deyeioped with heavy em
hroidery floss or with fine soatache
The cuffs cf this seasen's .tasloT
made suit coats also show new idssi
N shape and treatment. Sometime
! he wrist finishing is an extension Q
the underarm form OF the sleeve, Al
unique combination Of the braid an
satin trimmings OF the jacket o
merely a twoInch vide. perfectly I'll
, ting MORE silk hand cuff.
Plated skirts con 1nue 10 surviv
the warfare regularly made upon them
and this season plaits II almost ar
kind are modish, priyid'Rg that tn
skirt Of which they form part is no
co yoiuminous and hangs perfectly
Box plaits. however. are decidedly j
the lead and that variety which = tn
spice q fashions. is loaned 10 the mod
BIZ using them alternately with ma
row cores and with strsigh paneIs.
II Is reported from Paris that III
Louis XVI model. turned up at II
hack. Is the favorite shape Of hai
Just now. Veivc- IS allied in bewitci
ing cha-m with straw. forming an al
per surface CT some. with a contras
ing under brim. Old blue straw wa
effectively used in an imported mo-
5 81 as a facing for q BLACK velvet Ia
p the only ornament being a huge oil
2 gold cabochon IN which sappnir,
. we're set These ornamen IS. by Il
. way. are the favorite brilliant touC
D on many Of the smartest styles.
8 Piumes are demanding a prominei
place as trimmings on some stra
q hats for afternoon wear. al houl
e flowers may be said 10 occupy fir
v place Roses yelled with tulle Tor
{ the crowns of black straw hats III
J are being shown at some OF the no
y fashionable mods -es. Fancy lac
a and tulle, it is said. viii be used mui
to drape crowns and brims Of lar
J, hats for evening wear.
5. Some Of the white leghorns whi'
S are being worn at southern resor
p have their brims faced with black
4 Flowers for the new has are char
J. ing when fashioned from tulle. bra
d and lace.
d Some Of the new hats have embroi
r., cred velvet crowns.
n Fringe IS being used on many OF Il
e urban of draped straw or six.
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