Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-15
What Paris Offers In Styles
 By May Manton

nARIS is 'howing new costumes
 this week and all sorts of cabied
 reports are reaching these shores. As matter of course, there will be a grea; many garbled accounts and many statements made that will not be verified later, but those of us who are accustomed to the sitting process are able to gleam certain truths and to realize what may be taken as indi- cative of the coming season. and is therefore, of especial interest. Un- doubtedly. the greater number of readers are enjoying the late season and wearing sports costumes and they will not feel very deep interest in velvet and in fur, but the subject of dress is always one of interest and now md again we look forward even when jur'mer Dasfimes hold us enthralled.
 That there will be great deal pf :clVet worn IS an established fact. both fer street costumes and for gowns. a'S the street suits will show a great uis ny Of the velvet finished wool cloths [; cuvetyn, velours and the like. Fur 2 so much shown on advanced mo1c'i ai | So much talked that one wonders ir1r' whence the supply is to come. \ ol" -eal and imitation seal. and clos. hl'red turs of the sort are the pre- i'-rred ones for trimming. for the reason
 hat they lend themselves to all sorts r fabrics with greater ease than do tn,
 'nr haired ones. but it is safe to sly
 lat every kind of skin will be worn.
 he famous designer NJ. Rodier. has
 rt '"rth fur cloths too. that are cV-
 rcdinoly rich and handsome an1
 ~7Ififu! m color. sufficiently suggest- "c ni fur to be utilized in the same rav without any hint of that sort cf r;itatiOn which always IS vulgar The E"dicr fabrics stand for themselves. ! hey are not limitations in any vulgar sense They are meant 70 be utilized after the manner of fur, bat that they arc woven materials is fully apparent and fully understood When it is added that the French designers of the highest reDute are using them, their value and their worth will be es- tablished We must have cloths of ihc sort. II we are to have a fur season Prolific as the wools are they cannot y'c'd never ending supply Again. conditions across the sea. are making trapping. dyeiny and all the pre- Eminary stages of the fur season difficult fl not impossible. NJ. Rodier. has come to our relief in this case. as he has done many times before His fabrics always are beautiful and these rcw ones undoubtedly will meet with hearty welcome.
 Fur trimmings arc used in almost numberless ways but there is a very marked tendency toward skirt finish. either of q single wide band or of q succession of narrow ones, the trimming extending well up to the knees. Satin suits will be very extensively worn. Very beautiful models are made with simple full skirts that are of the satin for the lower part. but of Georcctte crtpe or other thin material for the upper The blouses combine the two materials usually the sleeves being Ot the thinner and the coats arc of the satin Taupe with moleskin makes very beautiful effect A handsome oos' ume shows that combination. the fur being put on the skirt in first and approximately five inches in width. above that in a succession Di narrower bands while the cclt Is made