Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02


 becoming in their soft lines about the throat that Dame Fashion gives her approval and many are her followers. Swansdown and maribou neck pieces are much in favor and combined with satin and contrasted with tiny bou Quets snuggled in the fur will be most attractive Bands of ermine and heavy furs will be of short length and narrow width hung at the ends of silk fringe suspended from an inner lining of the same hue.
 For the throw for the neck, roses and fluffy ostrich feathers will be used The knitted throws Of wool and silk and engora throws fringed and fashioned to resemble jacket with lorg ends will be popular for wear on cool summer evenings at the resorts Sweaters of delicate shades will be seen early for as the manu- lecturers declare the world is eager for summer styles and never were people so anxious for the dawning of new fashions.
 Green which seemed to tantiliZe the ut6lSutIS HI liiC ESe'SOA A.'eS S-' en place to yellows and oranges which dominate the wardrobes of those who follow closely the dictates of fashion.
 The short skirts are still trium- phant tho much wider in some cases. Waist lines hava moved down from normal to several inches below the waist and are seen almost at the hip supporting a suggestion of side pan els. Capes are not so many for the loose coat Of shorter length than the gown fill the shops for the fas- tidious. Suggestions of the hustle are still in evidence and the startling trouser effects in skirts are more pop ular than ever Trouserette skirts are most often caught at the hem with fluffy rushing repeated again at the sleeves the neck and perhaps .. the waist of the frock. As for sleeves, milady may suit her self for almost every type of sleeve is seen this season. The short, the tight. the flowing. the kimona and the snuc at the shoulder are all seen in the seasons frocks and it is mere lv a matter of taste which shall be employed.
 Never was so wide range Of fash ions each approved offered for ml- lady's consideration. Suggestions or other countries, influences Of outside skill in design appear to augment the hitherto limited field. The season has borrowed from the seventeenth century from the far East, from me Spanish and the Grecian until the makers of fashion have left little 10 the imagination The hoop skirt re- yiyed ia again correct in gowns and the tiny bands at the wrist and neck fashioned from ribbon suggest the day of our grandmothers and even great grandmothers.
 FROM CULVER MILITARY Acs' demy comes the news that John Treu Jr. has been commissioned lieuten- ant which is a conspicuous honor. The young man will be graduated in June and leave for a six weeks stay at Camp Ethan Allen i'll Vermont. Following a visit in the East he will return to the district in the late sum- mer. He expects to enter Cornell University in the autumn.
 AN INTERESTING announcement made yesterday is that of the mar riage of Miss Edna Leuhrs of BlsDee and F. c. Kohlberg of Patagonia whlch took place in Tucson on Friday. MISS Leuhrs. ar attractive young woman has been a teacher in the local schools. The couple will make their home in Patagonia.
 THE REGULAR MONTHLY tea an event planned by the committee on Ladies Days al the Country club will be given on Tuesday. It is urged by the committee that reservations De made not later than Monday with the steward at the club and that those wishing to play cards bring their tables
 THE WOMAN'S LEAGUE of tho Presbyterian church will meet in the
 
 blue room at the Y. w. C. A. on Wed nesday afternoon The hostesses fol the day are Mesdames Robert Fer guson, Addison Livingston and Saelid
 IN COMPLIMENT to Mrs M. Y Hancock who is the houseguest o her son and daughter MT. and Mrs Arthur Notman. Madame Feuchere en tertained at tea on Tuesday.
 MRS. A. c. McGREGOR was hos tess at an attractive bridge of five tables at her home on Friday. 4 number came in later for tea.
 DIR. AND MRS. w P Sims return cd on Monday from Tucson having motored over for the week end.