Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-03

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 There has been a cry for light weight fabrics that will withstand the wear and tear of every day use. Silk, in it's many attractive weaves, is the answer. This material has always been associated with dressy frocks and suits, but at the present it is being widely used for morning frocks and garments for sport wear.
 Plaid skirts with blue jackets and white vests are being much worn and are considered very smart.
 beads played such an important part in fashion. They are used on every thing that has any connection with women's wardrobe.
 Your pongee dress may be in bold or subdued stripe effect or solid color. The solid color is a good width, mate rial being 36 inches while the stripe is only 32 inches.
 As popular as ever, georgette crepe may be secured in all the new colors of spring, including white, walnut, beige and Copenhagen blue.
 So many frocks are collarless this season. One model in this class is the biscuit-colored crepe de chine, the neck-line of which is finished with beaded band of ribbon. The ribbon is used also to form straps falling over the shoulders gracefully and down the front and back of the bodice. The rib bon effect is carried out by clever plac- ing of the beads on the deep girdle, at the top of the hem and on the sides of the skirt. A deep tuck gives a jacket effect that is good
 No matter what material or what trimming you select for your after noon gown, bear in mind the fact that the gown must be of more elaborate character than heretofore.
 The new shade of green is the Cos sack Green.
 Decidedly smart and practical are suits of faille, Yo San, Khaki Kool and Sueding. They are to be had i'll many neutral tones, ranging from putty to bright tan, the different tones of gray and blue. No color can usurp the of blue. Among the bright CT hues are jade, apple, lettuce, kelly and grass green, cherry. tomato and Egyptian red. bishop purple. terra cot ta, gold and pumpkin yellow. C
 Everywhere one looks one sees un- usual designs brought out in silks, wool, chenilles. beads, and straw on hats of various shapes. Don't forget to introduce a touch of black some where on your design if you want it to Dt q uCCtQtu SuCtCoo nc ufSiSlE NOQ choose may be embroidered directly on the hat or it may be worked in piece of fabric and this can then be ap- pliqued onto the hat.
 Nose veils are being worn by the June brides.
 An ingenious use of beads has been made in dark blue chiffon. Here many colored grains are arranged to simu- l ate a Scotch plaid. As if this effort were not enough to place the model n the front ranks of fashion, it has an | ,dd and entirely different sleeve, the | pack of which has been slashed near he cuff and allows, in graceful man Ter, a sash of dark blue satin, weighted | with bed tassels, to encircle the body | vice. The satin is repeated in the ,and defining the neck line.
 There is a surprise in store for the ourists woh are considering the prac- ical things for touring use. Overalls of .haki are to be worn under trench oats of the same material, with linen hirts of the same color and black win or ties. Of course, the overalls have
 special cut all their owr and are full. Ike riding brooches. They are pro- ounced just the thing for touring amper.
 Blue chambray. with white collar nd white smoking, make a pretty ress for the small girl.
 Smart extra coats are shown in Irge number of models. one of yellow h tan. bolivia cloth has full raglan ack with a double waisted front. a inch waist gathered at either side. Id belted with a buttoned strap. The aavac have deen ruffe with rufflps of