Show 16 YA jo Vo fal krUES ir i AND IJULIA BOTTOMLEY A an Z r ff f V 7 1 vo A 1 I 1 X X 1 Z W V v m z warm weather coltof cotton cardu corduroy roy cotton corduroys have been growing ln in favor for at least three seasons and nd now on every liand hand they are to be seen they are used for summer er coats and skirts and tire are shown in all the fashionable colors in the lighter tones la in rose blue maize and light green they have proved a strong attraction tract lon tor for younger women momen but for cor midsummer wear an in all white they make the strongest appeal to women of discernment young or old the latest of coyat models in cotton corduroy Is shown here and there Is ii no likelihood that we shall see anything thing better tor for designers are through with coats for summer wear tills this model Is very full x with ith wide cape col 4 I 1 e 44 1 it group of mourning hats A group ot of mourning huts hats pictured in it the illustration shows the medium sized sailor share shape in three developments for present wear with the exception of the braid hat at the left these hats are suited to any season of the year and tile the shapes may be retied relied upon as staple in style the hat at the top Is made of one of the specially woven silks bilks used for mourning millinery the silk is laid smoothly over the frame with alth tile the neatness which Is indispensable in making this particular class of hats either english crepe or silk like that used for coi covering cring the flame serve berve to make the roses and foliage and stems that tire lire applied rial flat lp I 1 i the crow croin a at tile the left a similar litt hat Is mode made by covering a fl fi lillie with crepe georgette triangles of english crepe are applied to tile the crofit at the base they are outlined with crape covered cord and i braided pattern is applied to them thein till a small cord of the same kind As s a finish two ball ornaments made of the cord appear at the left side ride A nock dock ruff of plaited crape worn with willi this ILIs hat fastens niall LL a bow of broad ribbon at tile the back an airier hat of hair braid and net Is lown at tile the right and it belongs to lo the summertime the lace braid is stretched over a wire frame slaving the wires wound with crepe crape for tri trimming mIning a wide plaited it f net Is placed about the hie crown croan n and it 1 rose vi blitch alch may be either ot of silk or lar and boasts nn an entirely new note la fils its landings ban dings of 0 white cotton velvet tho collar bollar Is bordered wit with it it and th tua belt and fastening straps are mado made ot of it the coat hangs fine at the back with the belt of white velvet thrust through slashes at each side of the front white cord loops at the ends of the belt fasten over velvet covered buttons two short straps over the tha breast fasten in the same way the collar closes with a button and loop plain coat sleeves s eeves are finished firis hed with turnback turn back bach cutts cuffs faced with the white velvet and caught with buttons larg patch pockets ets mount edat at the sides are lined with white hite also altogether this Is a coat of great distinction crape Is set in the plaiting near the front the small neck ruff worn with this hat Is made offal lle ribbon and plaited net almost any of tile the millinery braids may be used in conjunction with crepe crape for making hats to be worn ivorn during periods of mourning crape Is only used tor for mourning and has bus come to be the token of it hy by adding trimmings of it to other stuffs they become correct for mourning wear but they are to be chosen by someone who knows how to discriminate white crape Is preferred to black sometimes and hats made of it appear among displays of dinou mourning aning millinery crape is a particularly durable fabric since tile hie process ol of waterproofing has boon been applied to it J |