Show ir i t II i I lf LADltS DAINTY PARASOLS3 J Ii I I 11 I Many Novel Effects Among Which are Severe Handles l Lace insertion Designs and Exquisitely Wrought Embroidered I I Em-broidered GarlandsSome Bewitching Waists My lady hay ft wide and varied choice of parasols nor the spring and summer sum-mer should Ibcr taste turn from crave to earliest from lively to severe she jnay follow her 1 whims and yet remain strictly within the law of Tyrannous fashion This JascInaUIng and becoming toy Is no small part of her wardrobe and avery a-very Important consideration for her showing I just now iliac the shops are such a rich array r For the woman of curls and frizzes who leans to the ornate nnd fluflyvslyle I oC dress there is a bewildering choice e of light and dainty confections In carriage r car-riage parasols Frills falls of lace ruches of chiffon tucks Insertions of laces applications of pas c tcnterlc play an Important part in the trim I nil np of sunshades Parasols of white I sill and satin are covered with a maSK L I of cloud chiffon which forms a great I Huffy ebon at the base of the ferule Flowers of black lace are applied and embroidered upon 1 the chiffon beneath I the airy lace flowers a color pink or I I green Is inserted and gives a very I rich and airy effect a full black lace If over a runic of chiffon bangs from the i edge of the frame to flutter gracefully I I I about the pretty head that it will r shadow A pretty white parasol of satin covered with point t1 es nit over which chenille cords arc sewed In a network design baa two frills of point dcsprit edged with several rotes of white chenille I Another particularly elaborate carriage t 1 car-riage parasol Iso Persian foulard embroidered em-broidered in sprays of rose leaves the I foulard was cut beneath the cmbroid I crcd leaves and a while lace net ap i peared as the center of the leaves A II niching of pink lilac and blue chiffon i edged the frame of the parasol and the J I handle was of light thistle wood I The coaching parasols are Invariably plain and untrimmed save for a jaunty II bow tied at the neck of lhell small ImmVcs and have a very deeply bowed 1 Fhape to the frame While the outline Is plain and no trimming is allowable they are covered with every variety of embroidered braided and figured silks A pretty model 1 from Paris of beet rod with enameled handle and a black l i bow is finished at the rim by 1 u small I scallop which is edged by a black cord The latest Importations show a number num-ber oC them l in mazarine blue Irish green and what Is known now as Persian Per-sian fiiconnc this Is a kind of Persian figured damask foulard very much in I effect of panne velvet though more varied and of a lighter quality One of these imported parasols or mazarine blue was covered with a scroll braiding of white silk The I handle of black bamboo was tipped I I with a small slab of ivory Another particularly l neat and stylish one was i embroidered all over in black dots ont on-t white ground and trimmed about the coke with three rows of Tom Thumb fringe 1 Very charming effects may be had by buying or making several parasol rovers rov-ers which may bo slipped over the plain coaching parasol to put It in full dles > for a drive In the carriage These parasol I par-asol covers are made most elaborately Ian I-an many of them give the appearance i I of a mass of frothy soapsuds They are made of white lace blonde chiffon point esprit or strips of ribbon and I I lace Insertion One of the prettiest and most stylish of these covers which is fresh from Paris is made of white chiffon chif-fon with a continuation of graduated ruffles growing smaller as they reached r the hole through which the ferule wa > to slip and cut with points each point I edged with a band of black lace inser 1 i t SHE EMPIRE GOWN OF THIS SEASON I 1I1 t I J1h i 1 J h I 7 c o II I I C I I r bfil t II ttto f I 11 I 11 I y II I II I 1 of r I I 1 i 4 cbd iV p I i I I 1 j L I r L c 1 r 11 + r I r o i i i fYk I i I I J4 Y h I 1til til 1 I I LbI 1 i1 1 II I t I F 11 1 y jt J 7b rr II I I j n i I T I I > r I II 1 I i < II I J I t 1 I F I 1 ti I t t t S i i I Wo arc drifting into two opposite st yles 11 Paris couturieras favor both Th is beautiful tho Emliit cand the Louis XV > i of a First Empire gown and diff mode is t I COrrSct copy l era from lomuny shown here tofolc It is of white satin to be worn w thou 1 Is of course only for slender w t a fitted Ih1 lg 01 a corset and omen The 1itUo bolero and the X Flcoves aro L of Jlncl 4 sequined 1 ce > i > t j a i may tine which was bordered l on each ald i by narrow black velvet ribbon HANDLES But no matter how fussy and tenth ere the frame of the summer paraso may be the handled must be perfectly simple and guiltless of ornament I Ir many of the simpler parasols I the nut ural I wood handles are Used The woods arc thlRtlc nun Knxltah fir and blacV bamboo Sometimes a handle bean an Ivory lip on the bamboo nnd firs ur rnnped with burnlshrd silver or milt hut this rfiort at extreme simplicity I ONI OF 1HE KEY LONG SPUING COATS i r I vV k I t r M y k t y I J r q 1 t l < l j i I 4 t 1 1 s Il 1 t h 1 t11 tl Id II i 1 ir r I t > 1 li hl I 1 + + l + t I I d ar i 4 Long coats are still the height of style and are if possible more expensive expen-sive than those of the winter as tucks have entered into their composition com-position This beautiful imported wrap is of ivorycolored cloth stitched with black and has an under collar of black taffetas Two largo buttons of chased silver form the sole fastening tho fronts being worn open l and trlmness of the handle is oven car iled out in the most costly and elaborate elabo-rate parasofo of Duchesse and point lace The arved Ivory handles have I nothing more limn a delicite garland of clovers roses and paisies exquisitely I exquisite-ly wrought in relief and circling the slender MalT Torioiseahcll handles are not carved but perfectly plain and shaped MI a very much elongated globule > glob-ule The fringed French squares which are turned twisted and draped InV in-V I conceivable tV a > for waists has also made its appearance upon the parasol asol frame and is very smart and effective I ef-fective Gulf parasols arc something new A golf slick of suitable size Is used for thc handled and the decidedly large frame is i covered wllh an Intense emerald green The correct thing to wear with this sunshade Is a wklc hrlmmod Manila straw hat The Manila Ma-nila straw Is us light as air and very pretty It comes In a deep tan and should bo decorated by a iwist of while veiling and several < < big pompons of silk I floss in Irish green caught almost In the front of the hat HATS And while upon the subject of lulls I must give you one or two dots Kveryunu seems to lIe striving for something unusual and unique but the fashions show a general tendency lo turbans und hats hlih still allow the pompadour space to assert itself The trimming told general effects are sam and diaphanous and are very I dainty Ihe prettiest one are made up un frames which are covered with I tulle net lace or braidings of straw Velvet aid twists of tulle combined One of I the daintiest huts I havo seen was en I I lirely In shades of rose color It was made of pink tulle und straw boil I with a cluster of grcut pink poppies I which seemed i to have been caught In a slrhng sunset punt The popples all I but one of them I which lay upon the brim near the face anti which was I shaded with u lunch of yellow on the under loaves were wound mound und 1 around with the pink tulle the stamens i 1 I and centers which C were also pink In I j a deeper lone were alone unveiled The j stems of the poppies were caught at I j the base of the brim with festoons antI ant-I choux of tulle Another poppy hat oC I I the same character with the idea I wrought out in rcl was very eflerilve I though not so delicate and divimy I The tendency to keep i to tunes of one color both In the making of huts and I waists is owing md thrculeiis lo I supersede striking eoiurasls and varied j I coloring though the latter still hold their own One of the most strikingly new hula oxhibllud in a Iftrge emporium of rash t Ion was a Gainsborough brim 1 antI high crown made oC light blue taffeta silk Ill I Hgui on the silk was garlands of pink roses and a cluster of pink roses and blue plumes nodded at one side while a twist of black 1 > velvet ribbon and cream net surrounded the crown Iashiuns in wash waists aro espe cially pretty this year A great many or these are to he seen In white lawn livnch nainsook and all Imbiol < lcred batiste and dotted muslins Tueklngn of every svc are used more limn ivcr t I and a great deal of lace Insertion hein I stitching nnd shirring us well Pleat I iiiSB and ruflles are viry I popular Moit t I of the light dotted Swiss waists haven a double ruffle or pleating clown the trout of the waist from collar to belt SoinrllninK lime I Is I hi > uvular shirt waist band down tit front of tht biuusu I for studs or pretty butlomt 1 > and on each Hide of the band Is a shall rUnic I of embroidery a narrow lace edge of I about an Inch In wldLh Turned back I I cuffs edged with a tiny ruffle of lace and mull or tucks and insertion arc de riquer for the latest wash waists I 1 1 Buttons again arc preparing thorn a selves to be beauteously ornamental 1 Ij J L SPItING 7IODELS J 1 t 1 r 1Yti t fr f rs a1 l I I eiea I i 5q j s J t4 1 41 1 r i 1 I I I I I L 4 124 I I t iI i I I iI I xT 7m i zk1IL HIL I Lj I IIt rrlr z q I = I I 1 a 4a l tJ 1 I C r I 4j9 I I i IL i I I I i Li Ia P if ck t L f r4k I I I r I i tf tly r E 121 J I I h11 1 a q r I r V J t a I fns 4 f I f 1 l 1I 1 I I The first costume is In Khnki the material of the moment In England It is just making its appearance here and is considered very chic indeed Khaki is the nankeencolored cotton material used for the uniforms of the British soldier As will be seen the skirt and bolero havo horizontal hori-zontal tuckings The cape collnnnnd revere in front aro covered with rows of stitching The design of this gown is admirable for any fabric or color The black taffeta cravat with white fringed ends gives the correct note of black Tho second costume is also an extreme novelty It is light plumcolored satin The bolero is laid in plaits as well ns tho skirt These plaits are simulated however that is they are shaped pieces sewed to fitted lining The trimming consists of black silk braid sewed vertically back and front and made to simulate a yoke on the shoulders and epaulettes on the sleeves which are pleated their entire length The lapels and collar are purple velvet tho cravat of pink silk muslin The third gown is built of pastel blue cloth and trimmed with black ribbon velvet and white buttons and cord loops The vest is white cloth applied on white taffeta a AN ARTISTIC TEA JACKET 1z J t J ofd 1 yr ° r J 1 l F l 4 i IJ J J 7 a C r 1C 1 Gt C 1 r t Ze Lx 4 f 1 tttiro r f This delightful little Louis XV jack Qt is designed f for v afternoon functions func-tions during the quiet clays of L ent and for i similar occasions during the coming year It is made of pink nud white brocade The fichu j of white mousseline de sole is i wrapped twice around thus forming a rr sort of bolero f 4 I p t I numbers of novelties already being to hand for our appreciative applause And a comforting sop do they prove to our restless and craving desires i I for change and variety Some Unit I like Immensely are of unhui nishod gilt modeled after the manner of large |