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Show 4 -- , , j- -. - tv 1 XTV LsiTufciw fashion of wearing cMITOnveriatlirowX bark over tha hat and floating laoaaly .1!? TtaMhigeri hat, all mull or fin owla omhrolderiea ever thaa vslenrlennaa lac, are reHr are this aeasnn, and Innumerahla change rung upon combinations ,.r h era. Net. plain or doited. rlienllte wafer, are shirred and plnlted d Into airy trimmed with flower and soft allkan ar broad-brlmma- Quaint effect are obtained by using embroidered and painted mousaella ova ahapea core ered with plain taffeta. Ona llnad with palaat lilac taffeta has IU brimTb outMa tiny frill ofla valencteanicovered In white entirely of the hat mouasallna, painted la floral lUjte Inert with laoa and a broad and taffata fold round th orowaItrtea tha at tha undar In loop and sad te bF?rt!t from fmahloaa standpoint a broad-brlmma- d. ' very toowj ptctuvfwtua Mm hiu Is woven straw of a laoay pattern, itam. mate-ri- al thi chiffon. aver pelteaa pink lte In ruffles lining tha under brim, up-pfold being laciwd at Intervals., Th ctlona. brim la In two Thuppr cm laoed to th lower with broad pink at the etiou In a tied tiiia atla ribbon; la retard left alda. Here tha brim on trots trifie and another bow a narrow bandeau nerving to Uft tlio ihnui oft th fftc. novel shape ot milk, Another decidedly risohad whit straw, with tta trimming of baa mouascllns, edged with vaieocicnnwk Ilia the long ootrteh plums posed under brim and tolling gracefully wire frame, a Tha hat la fashioned upon crown a to and a curious ruchlngs the way original srs manlpulatad. tayare to form a apUt mown, d'twimte form hots of th straw and mouaaellna th shape and undor brim, widely at tlie aides, and a hsoomlag UtUd dent appearing In the front. and Bowel Garden or market bunches there are wreaths divide th honors, andwhich art many flower and hud fringechon reecHca, wad profusely. Cockade, wings sad quilli STSdtod totSiervlc. tor tha aailor hate, rofi then hat. to a new roltafl anuntg crown and bat with beartrahapad the back and wldrt brim, very narrow at aides thaa la front It to exceed Ingly Jaunty and la usually trimmed as Jjalv with a scarf and knot or roaottea ttto uaireroaU;: binliid butwliethr remains to be seen. er aug-Inth- owl-shap- the, Description of Above Hats and OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, MIRIAM SPIER. Gowns. ns irprlslng Ideal and picturesque lnno-owar prominent characters at ? display of jTha International Dresa-imSociety In their exhibit held Hoffman of In ballroom the the mtly ise. New York. ulilona were never before so elabo- -i anu charming, and while all the new lels are really old one. they are the least and have lust about developed exaggerations. There are many lnt features, and women who admire fashioned effects can make them-e- s look very much like their (trend- -' then did when they were young. ie extreme modes that were v like beautiful portraits taken in the ly nineteenth century, and a revival the Louis period both in color scheme the outline. 'hole volumes could be written upon details of each individual gown, and r a careful examination of the many lulslte costumes one might safely as--1 that the limitless Ideas suggested re conclusively that lavish trimmings, rlit colors, touches of black and whits I soft material will prevail. Skirts fuller, sleeves rger. shoulders longer I more sloping and belts wider. ."li particular gown create- - so much raction and comment that It would ba dle. to tell which might be the favored Looking upon the pretty fineries, me Fashion decrees plainly that worn-ar- e to be more than ever Individual, really excellent model was duplicated lte slightest detail, and so numerous re the charming devices employed to aln distinctive results that ona had Acuity In following them. lercd skirts are to be the privilege the woman who is tall and well profor the lupe In sections need cured, CftlTlftd nff nv Mml IIrm Riwh ihe overskirt whlctTTn embryo already In existence, though without looping that once distinguished them, skirt is in two definite sections, cut ty alike, and the top one fallinr ner- -' 'ii the kneea. At the front llils which was made of French barege Pearl gray, showed in both the top botnm akfrt a plain apron. The un- m,- e was fitted at Ihe hi pa pin . and down the seams of thebyfront vent a ladder of stiff bows in This with white for the blouse material, and umlcraleeves, also up the loose bolero and formed vio-vel- hl glidlei wre generally exceedingly elab-- e. though oecaslonaHy an arm cover-alflsimple was areit. In auch an however, it was usually shown on more thaa common aaverlty of for tha least fussiness elaewhera excuse for picturesquenesa at tbla y 't of a French costume in cloth were looped over puffed undersleeves of Narrow ruchlngs of velvet held them Into the nd the plaits of tha short, full bo- -. J v,r drawn Into tha figure by Urge Joue sliver buttons. The quite full rt shews only the doth, with two deep mcri cut straight and put on with sleeves mpagne-oolor- td ' mrately cham-ne-color-ed fylngs. ith cloth gowns of the most elegant tha lutla turnover which a modest detail. Is stilleoUar, worn. Many '1 shape the narrow bands, which T fak as many forma and If It la frequently shows embroideries A111 color. For costumes of silk aif ? textures chiffon, net. mous- n, rcn hd withhigh stocksof are somea satin, vel- "f luiiw n a piping contrasting color. A of white tulle in turn tote this, and f,ctht KM MAT. THE lae A very loosely woven atsaw of a chit-ten over pltaaa pink pattern to mounted to fashion Uito bb folds Its toll ruffling lining the uuderbrlm. brim la tacked at Intervals. Th upper un Oi In two soothing, upper th lower with broad pink satin ribbon, Haro tbla tied In a chou at tha toft side d n0.t thu brim la ralaod a trifle. bamteag bow real oa the hair, a narrow toe serving to Uft tha shape off the l' got EL ItaXtR fBAPB- - of mUk. Daddedly white straw, with lte trimming of niched mouaaellua edged with Vatanctenne. and under tha the long ostrich plume posed brim and tolling gracefully over the hair. wire framto a to faalitoued upon Tb hat and a curious shaped crown to suggested the ruohlngs are In the original wired to manipulated, these, loo. being tolars of form a apUt crown. Alternateform hoik th straw and mouasaUns upper and undarbrim, tha shape flaring, widely at th aide, and -i- ng iltlla dent appearing in tha front. aovel to tbla shape tmMbtw lace. drawiwwk liner ardhandror new linens show many Th and in the and elaborate effects, to woven with a drawn-work'elr- lp which cloeely almutotca th I plain handmade designs The blouse frmt and unllned. aasglngsllghtiyboth foathorhooed girdle, a and back Into doop a marked dip In tho front.In itoalgn A Stored but very .Sectlv, aaldoa ovto AHuny Inc to posed In cap to used fhionih and shoulders aleeve. this having the familiar wrlslto d rimVtow wrtotband. The akin row of Mrred to the band with a single circular Bouffant stitching, and a very deep, failing In flounce to applied knee lh Boor. This to cov-'"toll folds of tha lace and a flounce hrnld binding t the with tore and da are knotted Into the form a igetlon of a fiing "t SSng much to tha smartness the rm-!- ra ahr i the masses of consul I flounee was .hallow In nml a abort It forming back, the hi ere hly deeper of the fact that trimmings on and at the front while the dressier gown aro more profuse and more delicate M the Ti-t- v elaborate thn ever, many device are even tulle nnderdeaveand to cater in tha great de- ' elaborate and being Introduced Button are seen in for variety. mand in the grand exhibit of u and small almost every Instance, largeEven magnificent costume Itbetween buttons and Innumerable designs. Impossibility to discern of the same material as the gown enhance ruun gowns and those that were drfy made of web gold and covered with a some of the most attractive costumes, designed an Ola Id. minute some rhunge In Instance each especially to. in Uld claim ,, Tha the decoration of etitchea on the buttons prominent American arose another vary or the material make pretty and new design. had a reputation hsve Parisians always for wearing the right thing at to ria'it moment, and the right t! Ing at this parping Die ticular date is toone'avoid dress skirts inJ pavements with with anything !n not to rncumher on'i-iof a trnn in other the shape with tiny houses. excpt whin ore corr.es there as a e gold braid. decorated an party. For guest to a dinner or evening brown velvet button. affortrt Incniiffa square the amart style of dress worn at feetlva trimming; sad Is t.ie were skirt the short whlMi receptions embroidery. is to " exception. Ir- 'ini.'iMv twt Hdot-f i'iclion. fur wilkinq i t fitly measured to the giuu.i.)-- . glih-ts le !vi I, purtjop effect, the upper ler.eth additional a little Wlih " (.r of .birring over kn i I by this- - arlio are pis.ng 'lie are fnwn a tnrk f TiliM.1 :n while mans parted in fl unr. .A dcP-Mrrfor was draperi. s trailing nut far firin'-htiHth ttxMiV of ! to Great variety also exists in luc more or I tbs diop rklrt to give stxhlUty ssfliniffagS r.hnw !"" p lrjilew . ' f inch-wid- I - L".Trv,rs.,rr,rK.;!: ui w-.- 1 SSl r ffiven to tha top of the SStTlJ-- t l. one I dfldwl In the salno wav. It often -l of lierlng In Ing oMW'l.li'Kiy gal Ml- -1 mwlslnu l-- g. leg, narrower at the top. much skins as they alio set to to as so he i.. iii waist, fhe fru'c ere It takes the flowing and tb elegant 11'- flrt change which la conspicuously fuU skirt is the notice:!,: on th of th total iMti'r'itinn over the.blpa could hideous hreV'cees whlctf seemingly with until further nut be d u e dfirigtiera. Another Id'uj by t In which th full msnuer i la ti e ingr-i'th. bottom to add l vighled skirte weighted araee to : outline. If not bra id nr every cos' ne ahowa elthnr add d body which give velveteen ' Hng. ha holds down the fulress the . The drooping if the skir-U no li'iiv-'- - ereirt de la creme t1 broadiT prevails, h'ii.Jer elcrtuice. it witn lust e.iugh of a slore to makeare tee hnf twcoir'i-- - "le lines of the while ,'s '"lero imramnunt. tiehither 'gh rir.lte is in be sveee-l'irc'"Oi:iii. nir.lune. n'n'osi of th nearest ir1 dive qr,,. In many u'cni' whs fusiii:' i ehib-r.iliff la In a hunur11.1 l.nen is 1.0 i.'ijyriiilhh." wh.-' !i sr.-s- i 'Ira m wi-- ."' jdM per-on- 'y I I'lpi-'iei- ( e w'u-.c- i hnd-ali-he- if con-nivl- - lift th rate jJ1 wt ! t i bark at one .Ida and dalntHl the other aide with three Ana' thus revealing a neatly shod foot, with leather enoa tha ahlnv black emanated whl'-had a most apropriHiely worn, sole, high arched Inatep ana mHKary heel. Th newly imported creation In mil Itnerv war suer esefuily displayed In en hat, thus Issue admirer. These ofmodel modes to seat as advaiwa courier on come, are not th authomstiv word summer millinery. Ideas put forward now may later develop Into tentatively or he rejected a imaaMafao popularity are experiment tory. and th first design rather than prophecy.Indicate tn a general They do, however, expected, and they way what may he new material which to exhibit th inotlir jlt w eerve Oddly ittrutlvc will figure largely In the millinery of th pebble weave a aenann. in rough linen coming pale pink which to a square pattern with French If one 1 to judge from the recent extt. very hibit there la to be little radical change frninga knots in black through The short elon was In hat shapes this summer. The winter tiinuant bxck and front pleated andhung loosely favorites bob up serenely In straw and a fitted girdi. thea place of a aleeve tulle and flowers, and where nnvelty doe 4ap.Hk. being substituted by appear it cornea In the guise of a modififinished with a deep lingerie ruffle. touched cation of one of the accepted shapes was cleverly Mre Russian guipure with the pat- -, rather than In a definitely new shape. no with bliu k to correspondenm Tile dangling trimming effect at tha as well ns lin,B :,ml ...iLr l:.e novelties hack Is on of the ptonuiulced H.d defining the llir m w re.innn. Pars 1ms w n of fysuionid shut Tne line. ,1 ,.,w.r but Tew ing with It all winter, being all de- p ! .!' Ht the w.Tal. these up ihe long hat Ameiisns l.nve token movement hem. but nrsir. d Hu- r . r- - ire h i m in the inay ha !UVMIS. nllliuugh length of ihe skirt nirt sillch. J down. 1 to have originated her with the L bi:j 1 uiaic it ausoluAiy Btc.rai-.rail ruui. closely almulated tha handsnms The blouse wa plain and unllned, sagglig bark Into a deep. ailglitly both front and whlrh rtowad featherboned gimi marked dip In th front- In elnny very effective design over the shoulders posed In rape fashionihe enilre elreve. thl fashion to and tired puff Paving ti familiar wrist era low wristband. The skirt of .inching. row a sing!, bamd wrth d a very houy.nt l falling JJJJ! applied knee neep.Tbla LtehriTw !th a folia to the floor. n laeo of the a flounce d n? braid binding at th ede were knotted Into the form a suggestion of th design. much to the smart nee of v f'llrx'-- tiJ ! 1 T fiu-la- hl dffc-So- " VOILE. gOYCL DESIGN IR rsrxt wsjrs: r.-rar- ss?w -s: SffecSvu trimming; and o( tmbrider. which back, are nt shtold shaped skirt to In LHlawlsIi wltolhla The .h ffcc: th upper portion fitted d rt Slilrring over th hip, and wltlJ tucka between at knee length foi th 11. !rm a w haped band of Kir o used In th maoosa rt shrer ;,v. aiability to tlwIlnuncM 1 PhUow s In th hack, on. and cm.lderahly deeper forming a short unm. afforfflng an rJ, hX deep-ahhr- dP ed t me-fs.ii- 'ii , ' I r |