Show I G EN P V 1 BY BEATRICE DOWLER New York Sept 8 or evening wear at all fashionable watering one hardly sees secs anything but hut crepe crep de do dechine dechine chine Ninon veiling or tulle Spangles are little used except for ball hail dresses The corselet style of gown own with the tile short bolero is by b no rio means discarded here but this tills is a style which h in reality r only suit tall thU slim figures Also a aurs corselet urs let dress requires quires r to be b a fault less fit and the short bolero must be as i near perfection as possible Many lIat ish dresses tresses are made with braes braces cross Ing Ins at the tho back and starting from om the shoulders In some ome cases a wide rib bon bow with very vary YI long ends reaching V V nearly lU arty arly to the tho bottom of the skirt is isI I tID ed at nt the th back just between bet the shoulders h This Is a revival of of past days when en streamers were tl the tho fashion ti I fail fall to notice much novelty In hats or m 0 headgear this summer All that can cati Al be b said is that the feminine hat of the period is distinct distinctly tasteful whatever may ma r be its Is fo torm m material or trimming For traveling purposes for country c or seaside wear the soft Panama strew straw hat enjoys great favor lavor Artistically crumbled and twisted about It i Is becoming and has the advantage a vantage of a being particularly light The only trimming employed for th these se Panama hats has Is either ether a long Ions scarf disposed round the crown and hanging down be bc hind or big bg bows of tartan ribbon These Tese Panama hats have a easy ew slightly Bohemian Boh look about them thorn which Is Ja not devoid of a certain hi The Charlotte lingerie hat is also much muc worn wor with linen n costumes It Is lB f doubtless very ver suitable s to young people but the woman who puts it on her head hoa because it i Is the fashion commits an a unpardonable of against good god taste tte These em broidered linen or cambric hats trimmed wih a 0 bunch bun h of ot wild wid flowers are meant for the t young and when one see sec themon matronly heads they look really reany rey ridiculous Although tho the reign of small hats can cannot canI cannot not be said to be over thero is a decided decided decided F ed tendency to t return to the larger hat Perhaps one reason may ma be that In summer sumer it 1 affords a better beter shelter sheler to tote the te face te Moreover M oC seeing the tendency to wear wr the tho to hair h very ve fluffy and to in increase 11 crease th the izo siz of o the head hend by artificial means meas such as a clusters of short sho curia crl etc eta e a very small smal hat does slot not sit well well weh as tho the French a Fench say upon the tho th mass of a bulging hair in the midst f r which it Is lost lost Theatre hats hat how howver seVer ver continue to bo be carried out in the very I proportions and this I winter Inter we e are assured masculine grum wl will no longer long have occasion to use strong language lagage concerning the proportions of a ladys hat in front of or thorn thom at any place of entertain entertainment entertainment mont ment ment It I may indeed be said that the theatre hat is not one at all nI in jy the roper proper sense of the word It I is more a smart emart little head hond dross which nestles In the voluminous head of or hair and in TIO rn way interferes Interfere with a view of the stage Long laco lace or thread mittens white or black blak blaCk are much worn with wih the short sit kte eved dresses of oC the tho day instead of long kid or suede gloves so difficult to put Iut on and take off when hands and arms aims 01 ms are hot The mitten reaching above the elbow is cooler and more moreo o from every even eer point of view Th prevailing rage for hand hard em bl n has hf extended to the realm relm of ur and sets daintily dahin dfred th dl red with ih spring and garlanded and by inset II et Valenciennes and frills fris have an un unI j I n sale and anti have been bought b by bs women for whom they are arp rank ex cx traYa nce The Te French chemises cor ft rt covers overs etc ete plainly made but seal scalloped loped and buttonholed around neck and armhole embroidered lightly and fitted with wih buttonhole buttonholed eyelets e elot through which ribbon may be run rn are offered at prices far tar below those asked for similar garments a few years ago and andare andare andare are exceedingly popular but b t though they thoy are charmingly dainty there is no denying that they are not so becoming as the lace laco trimmed garments and are areS less S effective in proportion to the price paid raId models for them than many less exquisite o S |