Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-07

i4N~S httC AShhttc AtlHt- f71ntt CA iut best Parisian dressmakers are intro ducing a curious combination of pan niers and tEnics. the panniers being rather flat and the tunics distinct y Persian in outline.
 This style was expedited with con siderable success in dinner gown of orange eolored eharmeuse which was shown by one of the exclusive design CTS recently On the draped fronts of this skirt there were some fine Japanese enbroideries, and the short, rather flat, panniers were carried oGt in dull blue chiffon of the exact sEade of the most prominent designs on the shirt. Then there was a Persian t1n- ic of diamente tulle, fringed witl. crystal and folded eorsage of oyster white julie. mounted over flesh pink chiffon. There were diamond should CT straps and a broad sash of f,ack crepe de chine embroidered fin cut jet and finished of with jet tringes. At the waist, directly in front, there was enc Of the new conventional flowers w3ich are made Of velvet CT plush. The flower was in velvet of the deepest shade of blue, and for a heart it had huge diamond button.
 One of the newest and most sue cessful materials fer afternoon wear is ,.drap re neige This lovely cloth Is, as it's name suggests, pure white. In texture it resembles duvetyn, but it is even softer and mere simple than this famous materia. Drap de neigs is being largely ussd by one of the most exclusive t2ilors ill Paris. He is making it up into ideal walking ana skating suits for girls, and he IS trimming it with bands Of white fox and also Siberian fox. The latter com bination is wonderfully effective for this fox is lemin yellow in color and the Things of coats and wraps are made to match. There Is no moro satisfying combination of color than lemon ye low and ivory or oyster white. With & clever touch -f some deep vivid color in the hat perfect ersemb,e is ob.ained-
 Another new material .s velvet e1il-i
 on. This stuff is heavier than Eo1s- selineg de veloars and Yery mucli
 more durable. It is Icing male in all ,be rich shades of claret and red, which are now SO fashionable, and in the purple known as violet ee ucnseigngur" it is of rare teauty
 Taneta comEined with velvet is well liked combination for bride owns. The taffeta usually appears in the flounces or tunic Of the skirt, and again as collar and trimiming on the bodice. Promet, ons of the moot noted Paris designers, delights ID black taffeta for the bustlellke drap- orv on his velvet costumes, but II the gown is to be worn for br!dg=' where the wearer must necessarily Gc seated for some time, these elabcrat- hack drapings are not practical.
 Second in Gemand to velvet at inc
 resent time is duVetyn, the alisl K fsbric which has proved more popu' lar than the silk wool combinations. | Nv way cf variety two new duyetyh7 i saya daen introduced by tEe creator
 of the original fabric, a striped ei- ! fect resembling ccrdury and bro caded design. The plain dGTetyn i combined with either Of these makes
 an ideal material for the three-pieee l street costume. yet it is not to | too warm for an interior froch, es- recially when it is combined Nith chiffon CT some other thin material- Tn fact. many of fhe velvet dresses
 as well as the duvetyn gowns, lisp ay ,ba nopular transparent bodise of ch'i-
 ion A stunning frock of taupe eoi- ore5 duvetyn had a bodice on the self tone embroidered in 2oid t-rea''
 and an apron effect on the skirt oi ,be duvetvn more richly embroidered In the gold thread. The contrasting color was introduced ia the sasa' a brocaded affair in which sreen and blue and purple and yellow were iaas- ,.slousIy b.ended. Eneetiye as this
 ap,ash of color was, it was the eAi1ton | bodice that made the frSek comfort
 abe. ~ hod.
 The demand for comfortable poo i,es for interior wear is also ans
 wsred by the sleeveless bo!s'o ~Als, : The bolero may matca 8 skirr ol yer vet or even a woolen fabric, oat tns
 sleeves of ehifon, or a thin silk naHe ] inc gown wearabie and eornfef s'is
 ,s sfeam.heated apartment
 The increasing interest d.splas ca q. I,a the three-piece costumes and n ,be jacket dresses has brought aoOa'
 corresponding revival of interest n Inc bloase. For a blouse display ne, i,'s feature like the bo.ero makes '.ls
 continuation of skirt and shir'-W~'s' lerk remarkably like one ol the pei-
 s,er jacket dresses. and the shos5
 are 4eginnipg to sseli bloeses oi lss.s !
 sfsTials siise sesvet. m 'les's e'|l; Y;
 Heretofore there las S. sss4 OsAs Iticat,v no sale. except i aa' lev sps essItv shops. for 1. s.ouse that was hot | .,l,- rr ,f creme fH