Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-26

models continue to arrive from Par is and the big fashion shops. which began to display their spri1sg and summer goods several weeks ago, are constantly adding the laless importations to their fascinating dis plays Among the attractive new things shown are some very short waisted frocks with quaint little jackets. which one hesatates to call Etons or boleros because Of inc abbreviated peplum frills that appear below their Empire wais' finish. These effects are worked out in both plain and figured silks, and some of the most picturesque combine a one-tone silk with a figured material
 Bewitehine Silk Froeks.
 Particularly interesting are the ,ittle frocks of silk which are dis played in great variety of models One of these. seen in one of the fashionable shops. was in a checked silk of a reddish mulberry tone. white and black, with coat of folds, was fulled slightly at the high waist line, the fitness being laid in little plaits around the sides and back The tiny black coat was held in at the waistline by a shirred cord and tine funniest of frills fell below, rounding up 10 nothing at the middle front A chemisette of and sash of black satin. A stunning the only relief is in the little revers turnback cuffs were of the check These was nc a touch of elabor ation. The straight skirt. moderate iy narrow at the bottom and fin ished with three deep. overlapping net showed between the revers.
 For Slender Type.
 Not quite so picturesque and quaint in material and coloring was another charming model, suitable for greater number of weare-s, pro vided they are of the slender type. For stout women these little frocks are quite out of he question. but fashion. at least at the present time gives little if any consideration to women of ample curves. In this second model the little coat aud skirt are of one material. a supple summer silk, showing a very ua7-nw black stripe on a white ground, and black silk, whose huge reyers and collar of real Irish beginning just in front of the shoulders, fall in q deep. rounded cape in the back and gives note of elegance to to frock The softly folded nar row girdle of black is tied in a square fiat bow at the back and below falls in two long loops. one above the other. rather than .n the usual sash ends.
 Fuliness in New Models.
 One of the things noticeable tu inc present spring displays is the fUiness which has crept into some of the most attractive of the new models. The narrowest and straight est of truly smart tailored skirts is not So exaggerated as it has been and in many of the less severe costumes the skirts. though straight of line, are let into she waistline with slight shirring or little plaits and are not gathered into an band toward the bottom. The short, large waist makes this arrange men admirable. the fitness provid ing approximately straight lines from girdle to hips and allowing for the hip curves. Some Of the new skirts go further in the matter of fulness and are finished at the bottom by deep plaited founces. The carly Victorian period has supplied many hints Cor the frocks of the present fashion
 openwork Embroidery.
 openwork embroidery on sheer linen or muslin is used even in com bination with delicate silks for evening wear, and yelled with chin on serves as foundation for pretty and serviceabIe afternoon frocks, while in the realm of lingeries frooks it is enormously important. i There are coat and frock models os white linen so elaborately emDroid cred in open work design tAa. the plain linen has an unimportant role save in the upper part of the skirt and in trimming bands. Soft, loose woven linen, suggesting very coarse stamine is on of the new things, and bordure effects in this material have borders of wide and HaTrow open work or drawn work bands, giving a bold lattice effect.
 TUrndown Collars Popular.
 Not for many years have so many :urndown collars been shown in one season as are now on exhibition in the shops. One still finds the high stcek. tfe high turndoyn co.