Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-16


 NEW YORK. April 15.-At their recent openiugs Che importers have shovn wonderful variety of the most beautiful trimming materials eger displayed in this city. The man ufacturers have indeed surpassed all previous records in regard to variety. texture. color. design and artistic l,eauty of these materials Never be- fore have so many beautiful faces aad such clever mutations Of hand made iaces been shown as this year told laces of the filet and Venetian types are among the most empha sized types of the seasons trim. iaings, though there are plenty of Trench faces, filnly as cobwebs, and the fine old neediework laces of the snter sort are eminently desirable for many purposes. as are, the clever mutations of them. Never has the imitation or copying Of real laces reached such perfection as it has this year. and it is often difficult even for an expert to distinguish some of the machine-msde reprOduc- tons from the real thing.
 The heavy filets, Venetians and combinations are used upon the film lest of stuffs. and though glIimDes are as a rule exceedingly sheer, the great makers do not hesitate 10 in- troduce a guimpe of heavy lace when their fancy suggests such a whin, The collars shown in the shops are orthy Of careful study this year and many O. them might easily be duplicated, especially as the imRlrt- CTS show collars of face on eru. hroidered muslin iE great variety of shapes. They also show collars of those materials so designed that they may be separated into sections and changed in shape or size without impairing the design of embToidery or lace Girales, sashes. jshDts euimpes. all these details are i'm lortant and one can obtain a hos, of valuable hints concerning them from the French model frocks in me various fashionable shops.
 Tailored Suits Popular.
 As was to be expected, the tail- cred suit promises to remain in favor: Twenty-four and twenty-six inch straight cut jackets are distinctly the best thing, fastened with three or four buttons In some cases the fronts are square cut, in others rounded, while a few have the cut away effect. Several of the new styles are fastened very high n front, and among the most favored collars are the notch, shawl and sail or varieties, the last most prominent of all.
 The skirt for these suits are still cut on narrow lines, but not ex' treme, measuring at least two to two and one-half yards around the bottom. In many of the narrower skirts flat pleats are let in at the front, back or side, to give ease in walking. All of this is true of the severely toiIored suits; semi-dressy models are also in favor, however. Many of these are in satin and some in surrah. The jackets are from 20 to 24 inches long, and though many have been cut in box effect the raised waist line characteristic of the Empire styles is also in evidence.
 This Empire effect is gained ir various ways. Sometimes the coa' is cut shortwaisted and is joined 10 a peplum. Again. the front and rack forms are cut straight. but the side forms have a raised seam sey- eral inches abJye the normal wais' fine. As third variety. the Empire effect is gained by the manipulation of trimmings. Paris also farors Eton jackets and boleros, some with q small frin al the bottom to give 8 unishing touch. These. which folio" the new ct penne styles are knoSl as sftoyenne bolerOs-
 Many of the semi-tailored models show three quarter sleeves, nearly always cut in kimoro form, or on' with the body of ;he garment. Th' Charlotte Corday collar is another new touch. It is rounded in th' back. and comes over the shoulder tn form revers in front. which ar' sometimes crossed in fiehu styie so as to meet at the waist line The