Arizona republican., 1911-10-08

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all in moving about. Two little ships.
in fact, are shown in one Of Callots
new models. These are about three
| inches deep and directly at the sides
| This gown was one of the character
| istic frocks of the new season, showing
several features of the new frocks
and fascinating materials employed.
The whole underdress was Bulgarian
embroidery, in red. gold and white.
a rather barbaric design. which was
al but covered with a bronze MORE
tissue A band of wide mesh filet
net in the same bronze tones fin
| ished the bottom of the one dress
or tunic, and from beneath this
! peeped the hem of the under dress
A flat piece of the net formed the
| lower part of the blouse over the It's
| sue and below the girdle Of the It's
| sue hung more of the net. forming
| a peplum. The inner guimpe was
of a filmy lace, with little revers
| turned back and caught with small
| bronze buttons and loops. Long thin
sleeves of the tissue were evidently
simply hemmed at the hand in half
| illNli lltlll anu tilouSll lulllitSS dN lllt
| bottom to get the hand through.
/ Easily two inches up this was caught
| by a band of red satin, he'd bv
| bronze thread knots. These sleeve
| finishes reminded one of the dolls
sleeves as a child will tie a string
about the wrist A pretty finish to
| the girdle consisted of two tabs OF
red satin. one six inches long and an
other a trifle shorter, with fringe
on the ends; this was worn at the
side.
New York's Black and White Craze.
Several of the smartest of waists
seen in any OF the tearOOms was at
the Ritz Carlton today. They We're
Of course. in black and white. This
Of course goes in because New York
continues at present to be a mourn
| ing or half-mourning ridden city
There are more black velvet hats
trimmed in white fringe, stiff ribbons.
aigrettes and wings than any other
kind. But back to the waists They
We're In black satin chiffon and net
| respectively. The first was Of black
satin and had n broad rever of black
chiffon turned back over white satin
edged with a large design in Venice
lace. Turning from this rever over
to the left was rever of white chif-
fon piped with white satin and trim
| med on its 3-pOintde edge with three
groups of black satin buttons. The
undersleeves of white net with a fold
of black satin turned IN on il and
buttOned to the net with buttons and
inpnc Matinee h,
and collar. The second one was OF
black tucked chiffon over white The
whole underblouse of chiffon with
the white V trimmed in tiny tarnish-
ed silver buttons. A third one. worn,
by the way, by one of these noun
tain tall young New York woman with
stunning cOlOring was of fine black
net over white crepe meteor A
pretty Venise collar showed under the
net over the white satin yoke. The
net was open in V in front and
hemmed back with a frill attached to
one side. a high collar of thin lace
was finished by a white satin band
hemsttched at the top.
Suits With High Waist Lines.
The new suits show the high waist
at the back in an upward curve.
They are only finger tip length and
show a decided tendency to dress
mess. The coarser mixtures and
nappy cloths are the favorites, though
broadcloth Is considerably made up.
The earlier suits have a lot OF cerise
cloth both on collars and cuffs and
sometimes on the under hem. for
many Of the suits has a double effect
in the skirts. though the top one
reaches nearly to the edge.
The early statements that yellow
was to have an especially popular
fling seems exaggerated now A few
good looking things in the channels
color. mostly in the way of trim
mings. are shown and some in a |
pinkish apricot yellow, then in a |
shade which is near a tan or cham |
payne. known as beige.
An attractive novelty gown. one
which one would tire of pretty well |
but which catches the eye as a pretty
color combination, is dark sapphire |
blue serge with a rever on one side |
Of chamois yellow cloth. This is n |
1-piece gown with yellow buttons. |
tiny ones buttoning up the skirt at |
each side. a white chiffon guimpe |
and a frill of plain chiffon.
Perfectly luxurious are the new |
velvet gowns, coats and skirts shown |
in the Fifth Avenue shops. Many of /
these gowns in soft drak grays, blues.
browns and blacks are trimmed with /
fur and are to be worn with lovely |
muffs, neck-pieces and fur hats. The :