Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-20

fans so gorgeous that OleopdlId couIu she see them. would be madly envious with her evening clothes.
 Dougle a resplendent silk bag en- crusted with steel d9lored beads.
 You might tell your friends that high and low waist-lines are in fashion again. as for skirts. they have tend ency to fall in narrower and straighter lines.
 Tunics are longer and straighter.
 Collars stand away from the neck
 Few new draped skirts are seen in the cloth dresses.
 Wells flow, stripes run in all sorts of unexpected directions.
 You will be interested to note that sleeves and pockets never appeared in a wider variety of shapes.
 There are mnics, overshirts, tiers and ruffle effects.
 Blouses are smart, with delightfully."- feminized military, smOck. peasant and oriental themes.
 Of all beautiful for the fall chiffon velours is the most. the shades are exquisite. and one might add the price high.
 The Jockery hat is new for fall wear-the combination black and white. the material velvets.
 New shoes will be shown shortly, with high tops that resemble, in fact are puttees, even the fastening. The tops are of a shade of kid lighter or darker than the vamps. S15.OO is the price.
 The stamped embroidery for all is now shown at the Phelps Dodge, neck tie rocks. whiskbroom holders, scraps pillow tops and the garments mostly made. in this way you have only to , do the embroidery and in this way you obtain an otherwise costly gar ment.
 Rose. gray and dark autumn tones prevail.
 The newest boot is made of black glazed kid. with either the lace or button tops, nine inch top leather Louis heels, and stitched toes. The latest in combination dresses of i silk and wools are the serges and satins, with the packet and the satin sash.
 Dresses and suits are Jaunty, straight in line and braid trimmed. Topping off the early fall modes are chapeaux of two distinct characteris- tics. If you want a smart turban you must choose one that has a very mar TOW brim, or better still, no brim at all. If you want a large hat, select one brimful of width. Ultra smart styles rest at these two extremes.
 For complexion sake, the very wide -brimmed hat is best for i'm mediate wear.
 This chapeaux bids fair to become one of the seasons favorites. It is made of either matters plush or velvet and elects to go through life with very little establishment, depending upon smartness of line rather than trimming in its effort to attract femin- inc fancy. An ornament of ribbon or embroidery of a wreath of flat. con ventionaliZed flowers around the brim. occasionally a single wing or feather, and there trimming ends. A striking fad calls for the draping of long wide veil fISm inside the crown. Even the turbans among advance autumn models are not OyerfOnd Of trimming. Embroidery ornaments add touches of color to many small. black matters plush turbans. and feathers are much liked
 In the illustration we catch a glimpse of two distinct types of chap eaux found among early autumn models. The wide e-brimmed upper hat is of black velvet with an ornament of black gros-grain ribbon.
 The drapery of the veil is one of the new military modes Of the fall season The chapeauX shown in the lower model is of black velvet. The feather is held in place by silver filigree ornament.
 Fall colors in refined" shades are Russian green, African brown. plum. taupe, navy. wisteria, chestnut, Bugion, blue. and black.
 Winter in perspective makes the fur fly.
 Prolonged and amply warm are the new fur scraps.
 The smart woman wears a straw hat in February, a velvet one in mid summer and her furs the year round.
 Indications are that Paris has mar row hinder intentions toward the imminent subjects of skirts.
 The tricorne velvet hat is in vogue. and it's new name is "Fallow Field. from Phipps.
 An Orgy of pink organdie ruffes and ribbons and all for the benefit of a petticoat to go under the light and airy gown.
 Little bonnets of tulle. and tiny rosebuds are worn with evening cos. tunes.
 There is a curious absence of tinted and figured materials.
 Gris-beise is the leading shades for fall
 The long bell shaped sleeve is shown on many of the new dresses.
 Crimson velvet is favored for even ing wraps this winter.