Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15

 | tional flowers. The corsage portion of the tunic was very loose and careless iy arranged. There was practically no waist lne, for waist and hips seemed part of one and the same curve. The neck was very decollete and it was bordered with a double pleated fril. Of white tule. The picturesque hal was entirely made Of the same white. tulle and at one side there were very high black mounts For a slender woman such a Persian tunic woGld be very becoming but the waist Hne of today presents difficulties for a woman endowed by nature with curves.
 A new variation Of the trouser skirt has made it's appearance amona the new tailored suits. It Is in the immensely popular black and white check suiting. The coat. a mannish distinctly tailored one, is conserya lively cut away in front and square around the hips, fastens with two but. tons and is bound with black braid But the novel feature is the skirt, which is turned 5pp around the bottom. precisely as a mans trousers would be. Tn order 10 keep it in shape, the black braid binding is stitched 10 the outside braid of the trousers and the skirt. Down each side there is Q strip of the braid, corresponding % the two Creases are pressed. back and front, in proper masculine effect. The result is not altogether unpieasing. but somewhat bizarre.
 Bathing suits are beginning 10 De shown in the show windows and they are gay and long enough to attract attention. Never before have bathing suits been so gorgeous in color and odd in design as this season. Emerald green taffetas scarlet satin with Scotch plaid trimmings Bishops pur- pie satin, black taffetas with acces sories in cubist design. are some of the color schemes For head covers there are quaint bonnets, caps and hoods of rubberized silk or. satin in the gay est of tints Stockings of dazzling green, purple red, or blue are shown with silk or satin bathing shoes laced with satin ribbons halfway to the knee. Under these suits are worn boomers to match. and which finish below the knee with a ruffle of the same or with a contrasting frill.
 Feiis have been out of style for some time. but the manufacturers have puI in the market many attractive novelties which may restore the vef to favor once more. There is a new Bulgarian veil of the frame variety. that is. woven so as to leave a plain \ field directly iii front of the face. in 1 closed by frame design in the mesh. | fheF are beauty spot yeiIs, silk washable yeils, eraPuele frame Yeils of Italian wash silk yeils of Chantiny lace, etc. There are also reveTsabIc Yeils. half plain and half figured so that they can be worn either way.
 Among the attractive new mater.
 ials is one Crepe Pompin," t is well named with it's charming littlc raised pompOns set at regular iu.
 teryals. These odd little dots are
 woven in colors against a white ground. 4 black spot is particularly effective on white or coIorei ground
 and biae and lemon dots are also wet liked
 For afternoon wear the gown of
 white crepe de Chine or satin is much
 worn, and fascinating touch of blaeli IS always introduced on the bodies or gircle A particularly chic model has folds of black mousseliRe de sole
 outlining the neck line and the cross I sdoyer front of the sgrplice bodice
 While another frock has a girdle oi
 black satin, which is equally effect.
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 | FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.