Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

her 10 the modes Of the moment ana are without question the most fash ionable of the new jersey weaves now so popular for coats and suits of the better class. This fabric comes in black, white and various new shades of fiesh delft-blue, or ange. royal purple and Chinese blue.
 Gray broadcloth collars are shown in preference to white for wear with the tailored suits.
 Scarcely less important than hats are belts and girdles this season., With the onepiece and chemise focks will be worn girdles of Chin ese and Egyptian origin. They are formed of a series of links fashy toned on antique green-gold, silver, or bronze and are richly ornamented with precious and semiprecious jew els. Pear-shaped pendants of jade, peacock stone, amber or turquoise hang from placques encrusted with cclored jewels or medallions of won. derful enamel work in brilliant col brings.
 Pale putty color is one of the new est in color novelties this season. Both in gowns and suits it is prov ing popular.
 Buttons in all shapes, shades and sizes are shown, filigree gun-metal and silvered buttons producing mili- tary effect.
 Paris has recalled to favor the OK ford tie This comfortable half shoe has a heel of sensible height For dressy occasions, however, there are black patent leather Oxfords with the Cuban Louis heels.
 Irregular cross stitch is fashion able on wash dresses.
 ht nCntSl tithCu tCaho has arrived. In battlefield green and in army brown, these coats have all the military touches which the fem mine mind could wish. The trimly fitting waist, the military belt. the snug sleeve, and the swing which such garments should have. all are in perfection in these coats. CTS are proving joy to the athletic girl, their comfort and freedom mak- ing them an ideal sports garments.
 Quaintly styled separate skirts for gclf street, automobile and even for dress, the separate skirt is again the mode, white satin being the vert newest idea. Khaki Kool. velour. satin and the ever-dependable wool, pleated or plain are featured. many in dashing plaids, checks, stripes and other sport patterns.
 The tailored hat answers for so many occasions that it is indispen- sable.
 Overalls for women have come 10 stay and are proving a boon to the woman who does her own housework.
 Never has neckwear been more fas- cinating. large cape collars and fi- chus of net, organdie, georgette crepe. and crepe de chine with frilled edges and hand embroidered corners will make the modern girl somewhat like her Puritan ancestors. Chem isettes and vestees are welcome ad- dition to the summer outfit for they freshen up a frock to an amazing de- gree. The loveliest of these have inserts of Valenciennes, filet or cluny lace insertion combined with lace frillings. Others boast of sailor collars of either pale pink, blue or tn handkerchief linen with scalloped edges.
 Hats and stocks to match and hats and sticks to match are charming conceits of fashion. The sticks have Milady's bag attached.
 The newest sunshades and umbrel- las have borrowed an Oriental att mosphere. The former are made of the richly embroidered silk used for the mandarin's coat or skirt while the latter have handles of carved wood, ivory, or enamel that are i'm portations from China and Japan.
 The old-fashioned stock of pique or linen with a turnover is again in style.
 Casque combs are popnlar now, with or without stone settings.
 For all hats small and large tsraw and materials seem to be used in half and half proportions and very often the two are combined on the same hat Among the materials used are tulle, satin, and taffeta and horse hair Lace used either as a trimming or for the whole shape. Most of the rfraw emnIoved is stiff and shiny