Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-12

-NEN aOllk. March H. gCntrary
 to the prediction of Paris lasnfon
 experts that the new season would
 be one of eceenuici.ies and freaks
 nothing particularly phantastic or
 ireaktsh could be noticed in the
 spring models sent to this country
 by the noted fashion houses in Paris.
 Aside from the harem skirts ana
 the apparently increasing vogue of
 the uncorse.ted figure, nothing very
 radical is apparent in the samples
 of spring fashion. Of course, there
 VIII be some eccentric costumes, but
 unless present signs fail, it is go.
 ing Co be possible during the com
 ing spring and summer season to
 be extremely chic and at the same
 time fastidfously conservative.
 The tailor modes and the dressy coat and frock costumes. made after French patterns. show considerable
 variety, though among the plainer tailor Rades there is monoto- nous similarity in line. The short, loose coat of hip length and the short straight skirt ranging from two to two and a half yeards in width are the usual things, but of course trimming details do give the l models Individuality and occasional ly one sees definite departure from i he rule Short waisted back ef- l iects are comm%S among the coats, the line being usually defined by
 trimming rather than by a distinctly short waisted cut, and some times the front too shows :he shortened waist line
 The fine twill serges in dark blue are dominant, as they always are in the spring and one of the deepest 9f these blues raven, for example. trimmed in black braidings and per. haps little black satin or moiree, IS as smart and serviceable as one can choose. Finely woven IIrn woolens in black with hair lines of white and just a trace of lustre in { heir surfaces are being male up l; nto exceedingly good looking suits { Df the more severe tailored char 1 acter. and these materials at their pest are easily distinguished from { he cheap black and white stripe 1 yoolens with which the manufactur- 1; ITS of moderate priced ready made |; ailored models are doing so much. I
 Quite popular is dark blue striped | n white hairlines, and black serge ( 'f very fine twill and high quality ] re being used more than they usual s y are for spring trotting suits ( tome very good looking models in [ Jack serge are eniivened by big Q oft draped reyers and sailor col c ars bf striped black and white silk, 2 he lustrous black ground with hair e mes or very narrow stripes being il ather more chic than the black and D white broader alternating strpes q hich threaten to become very coni- o lon, though they are seen in the e ollars and cuffs of some of me u nported suits
 Rougher weaves of the basket, ol 1mespun and tweed sorCs are used, e liefly in mixed colors, and there b
 a very lightweight of ratine. One fe ears a great deal from French a' 'urces about a pronounced revul- al on from the black. black and white e Id sombre tones and the impend- ai g triumph of clear and riotous
 lor. c1 The fichu is certainly pro- h ,unced feature of summer frock vi odels this season. though it often th kes the form of a deep collar at h e back, the fronts crossing in sur r ice effect in fichu fashion These ar lge fichu collars made Of em- ", null and of chiffon are ke ed particularly on the new foul
 ds, the yelling and net frocks vi wing usually round or slightly ha uare necks ", The square neck bids fair to. be an pular this summer if signs point vi fight Many of the new shirt ex lists have these small squares in- wt cad of round opening the neck ing trimmed with bands Of iace afi
 embroidery insertion mitered at an e corners. For neck of this sort ul; e material is not cut away at all ha