OCR Text |
Show S TITE MORNING EXAMINER, SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1901, - ' TVW- - TheCg; - ; v-' i . r .. S ' i ? if 't ' hir j VH ijT' tortS-garnlshln- Description of Above Hats and Gowns. 5f sshaew ssSftJS&sf JSB ing the front bodice line stmiihtT If lanes cannot be afforded. that all the simpler evening muwm! lend themselves delightfully g, and never was the mors varied supply than now. The Lingerie Hat SlTURLY GZSZ1I5H J&DZ1 i Whits chiffon In shirred of silken wire to fall In over a ftera fun flou ruffle over tho edge. Tlie crows Is k. snd spreading, and a deep bandwa k tha front lifts the shape off ths taee a oft twist of Dresden ribbon, wblck call In a rosette at tha left side, eovwtas the band. The crown Is encircled etti a wreath of largo roses of every tht from tha palest yellow and pink dowi h a fun rich red Jacqueminot, the Mlm being blended with artistic skill, uf plashing bow of tha Dresden lUq appearing as a finish In the hack The New 1830 Poke Bonnet With ths revival of tha qnslst ad modes of ths tho Mflf part of tho last century the fssdaslkf poke bonnet has likewise mads Hi Tha new models ef M style, however, are far prettier ttn those which they ara supposed ts mk Tin:Itev2SyiIbK Witness the Illustration. In which Us frame Is bent bewitchlngly npwdN the left side to disclose the biad it clustering oast him a pink rose, tha bloesoma flllbf hi sweep of the poke and resting m hair. The frame In entirely covwedstt little ruffles of .edelweiss lace, sal H and IM wreaths of pink roses are disposed around ths dta and back. Long tie strings In ths pW hack and pink ribbon start from ths are tied In a demure looking bow bo neath tha left ear. forget-me-no- ts t a forget-ma-no- ty: A te Simply Girlish Model White chins silk, with sufficient bodf to retain the shape well, and yet anciently sheer to disclose the tint of tie foundation slip for tha newer modi n & r ' y ck .tv ..' 7? t?r rif'.r;r:; Vmi JlAwJ&vELli&rcBxpf ax ouk special correspond- fabrlce no prevalent now la responsible to the dhow, but a few are mad with for aa sumptuous appearance as fashion only a gathered cap. Lares Slid tins emKNT. MIRIAM STUB. ban over displayed. While the courser broideries are uaod to trim these dainty At thia particular lima of the year the laces are less used than formerly, ilner Cnwna, and It la mors generally a of both lace and embroidery bold with wide little school miss and bar greatly effects and threads happy ao over, rather than the use of only one of these tatmatrd mam me are way In tlie depths meshes, are quite aa clee-da- y of planning for the tine of tlie fancies of Hie present Is the trimming. Valenciennes laee and other line washable Iaeo are chiefly favored. tuijcite. The new frocks designed union of such lace with the old English lor I ho exercises wlileh will reiubrele eyelet embroidery, which is again at the Homo of these JMO gowns are mudo with yuar height of populai Ity. In mull guwna the a separate shoulder cape to bo worn over graduation seem ao me whet thla bean-ilfu.Bore then ever to bo eaceeulnsly gowns. much used Tvneriffo wheels of last year the For one tliiny. a delicate siniplie again appear, lint Una time thry are Tlie most stylish lingerie costumes ara marlia beet mode the la, and everyembroidered us a Jour (openwork) rubtty rather a part of the artting for the where white la time over color, though rics of the lawn and mull order. Borne Uw, of lirsl Importance the faintrat tinla of eolorlnga are occaA frock of while mull recently ttwuui and French of the seen will lllur trait Uielr aes Thr full show combinations of llieao two. sionally to be aeen with theaa eonquar-Inow and okirt divided midway its Embroidered guunra, voiles and grenagualitiea graduation tokona by then coming tor doooralkm. cut In Ihe mull and arulloped fbie dines are also very popular. Blurts of around tha edga These were tilled with the lingerie gown, sometime. Instead of Of course, a little later on at the eu taTsm-riffa mer resort there are many encial wheels The deep almped and being ruffled, are embroidered la the most elshoiate fashion with either the where tbie dainty flock will be slurred flounce was an ornate affair, very appropriate at either alter two a or made up of eyelet embroidery helped solid effect of French embroidery, genwas waist The erally worked In sprays or conventional out with the wheels. evening affaire decorated In similar fashion. designs or else allow tlie lower part of Tarda and yarda and yard of tlie skirt entirely composed of openwork are needed for the new evening Crepe do chins meaeallns satin libembroidery mingled with luscie of lace. gnwna; that in for their skirts and erty. chiffon cloth, chiffon voiles baTlie bodices allow the use of the bertha siucirs, and if they are man of diatiste and all other dainty wash goods to a large estrnL While tlie predomiphanous teat urea that requires show aa Increasing tendency of Idea for sleeves Is the ruffled one. hbirringa and puflinga in InFashion toward soft fabrics Even tha nating numerable deviote decorate the airy French taffetas have taken on a totally Tha Droderlo Angluiss gown Is among these dressy frocks, and generfrocfca or thia year's graduation, ibrvad-innovel aspect with their lighter and ally ofdainty tlie pure white embroidery. lacing and latticing effects with oner finish. Then, perhaps tlie softest Note in medium-prime- d designs are ribboa are device, frequently resorted and prettiest for young ladles are the also used for evening wear and ars la Very Inquaint, quite resembling the favored mulls and tha daintily flowered favored In cream or Ivory white ancestral hall a, are some of and tinted organdies which are par portraits grounds with tlie dcsigu printed In pomtheaa toilets Ulrls who havo n eye to for the eueluma at present, dispadour colorings soonomy arc using a now chiffon doth, playing ftilnaas flounce, gathers plottTne plain and flowerrd muslins are which in weight is much like Bilk musruchings and ruffles attractive tills season, and lin, but which can be worn nearly ings The young girls may revel hi tbs moat siiigiihirly re so well suited to the new styles of threadbare without wrinkling. A dainty fascinating of evening gowns made of dress that thry are bound to be in great the white ballots which closely resembles design seen in this material was Flounced skirts skirts with palest tint of pink. Tbo oklrt had a organdy. Theaa ore mads with tha demand. rows of shirring around Ihe upper part cluster of three ruffles of atlk iaeo at round skirt with tna slightest possible with wide flounce put on with rows of tbo knee and finishing tha hem. Above la Ilia bark. They ara typical INN oordlrg. Ibg Hoeing fichus each cluater were three broad tucks. dtp aa those draped waists, slnpu g sleeves, and qua-n- t costumes dainty shoulders uml Frill, of the sluaa lace trimmed tbo worn by onr grand mot her a. Tha skirls viiouldrr quaintly picturesque Capes inok waist and flowing sleeves. The Yoke re trmraed to tlie knee, and Uie iate-- t tiiiide in ills iiiouciiik with white sonneted cf the silk lace, with a bertha models look as If they had been copied best bil k ground ai d covered with tlie p.iloxt arrangement of narrow pink velvet rib- directly from some old painting. The p,nk or yellow trailing rosea The plain bon latticed over the lace and caught waists are shaped In the hack and somewills ipousHclincs, with small polka dot of at tha Internee' a with knots. There what full In front. The neck le cut out he aa.ns color and trunnval profusely wan a broad sash, with small round and not low, and some of Ihe with Ince, flrs very smart. EvaKgurnti bow and long ceils. tied to one side. are models a with edged aide sk.rts are one of the marked prettiest combination of lace with the soft inch lace tuills 16 Ivetta ale gcueiaily tea lures ui tins spring, and seven yaioa - pit-vale- low-nec- k L them-selv- es lilgh-cliut- nor-elti- ni clr-ci- ea s funo-L,ou- tna-teri- al lum undar-buildui- g, ly a ilm gjzxeuxh: : ;SK? k'W- jSmcet d-- in a flounce Is not thought too wide, but the fashion can far more resdlly be carried out In the thia materials than in the heavier ones. Among the newest models for evening costumes for summer wear ars seen many fascinating designs, most of which have, In addition, tlie charm of being quite ilffcreut from any gowns worn for many years. I aims Fashion never seems to lire of now combinations, so Hint one must not be surprised when shown gowns trimmed throughout with row of lino Valenciennes Ince, together with heavy Irish point, tlie two divided by only a narrow Kind of fine gathered or shirred lawn or batiste. Although on first thought this may not seem at ail attractive, nevertheless, these gowns are most effective, and Ilia two laces blend quite marvelously, perhaps bccausn of their totally diffeient character. For the decollete gown, the waist may ls inado as described, with rrrhava a deep bertha cl Ihe two laces Joined together without the band of matt rial beiwcin. The sleeves may consist of two short, but comparatively full pulls of the lawn or batiste, ami below each puff a fall of lacs. From which, of course, the ince is different. It being perhaps better to have the liner lacs abuts. A deep berths softens Uie goau and takes away any possible bareness from the sleeve. If not becoming, however, this Is nut necessary, tha lacs Itself being quits sufficient fluisli at tbs neck, and Uie rlccve may have but one puff, made mnrli to coincide with the rest of the gown with the two rows of lacs As no extra I unccs are ndded to give the m cess;. I y dare, the skirt should be of Ihs niiii .it. not of lace, being chirred or Blit1' i1!. and the lace cut on Ihe round Hue pattern. If desired, a (Seep flounce ii....e ns the rest of the dress, with toi:;.:- cf lace h.HIxte, entre deux, may Iw an. led at Uie knee, where tlis material s Joined to one of tlie strips of lace. n:.d this will surely make the skirt f.il i to satisfy even the most heart. In tha model seen, w hich w.i nude rn this order, each lacs wn shoot lour iiicliv wnln, while ilia tuiiin.au. str.p uf uiaUraU was about half tha width. This same model would be extremely handsome for an afternoon affair. Tha skirt would be tha same ae the model described above, and tha waist would merely have the addition of a yoke. The sleeves would be moat atttha ractive In the elbow length, as wargown Is qulta handsome enough to rant this style. It Is tha greatest mistake Imaginable to finish a gown with short sleeves when the style of tha dress Is not sufficiently elaborate or tha mar terlal not appropriate for a really smart gown. For those who prefer long sleeves, however, there are certainly plenty of waya and styles to choose from. In fact, modistes today seem to exert their chief energy on this part of tho gown, and Judging from some fashion platen and models one's arm would need to ha about twice the average length to accommodate all the tucks bands, of Iaeo, ruffles and puffs which are un absolute necessity on tha smart costumes of tha present moment. This gown would also be most effeo-tir- o when wont over a silk slip of soma delicate shads. The material between tlio rows of lacs could also be of some colored or flowered law fl or net. Tho gown for summer Is sura to be, however, most attractive as well aa extremely becoming and smart The latest Paquln models show that in I'arls they are still shirring everything. Not only ars skirts shirred In very conceivable manner and to a pretha posterous extent, hut ons sees It on fulw gists also, in many of these tha neckbeneath little a ness falls from piece like, yet decidedly tnllke, a yoke. This Is a new Idea for a neck finish. It is extremely shallow In front and la brought well down over tha sleeves to produce the lung shoulder slops. A charmingly dainty design particularly appropriate for tne youthful graduate is of fins whits batiste, organdie or mull, much bcfrillod and flounced, and typical INI) modes. The skins are and full and trimmed to ths straight km-with Innumerable tiny ruitius of tlie material, Willis the waist, wllh its slightly bloused front and ss mill :n--d back. Is mads with a low. round neck edged with Iaeo, and tha sleeves, which reach only to tha dhow, ara formed entirely of ths tiny rutiles. A softly folded girdle of Liberty satin, that may have long ends falling at ths back is worn, and If preferred, this dressy touch may ho in some exceedingly delicate color. A shoulder cape made of tha mail-rseparate iel and lace trimmed la sometimes Included. To enhance ths beauty of this particular gown, fins embroidery may all-whi- . e laca-adge- d lacs-edge- d be Introduced with the lacs. A strikingly pretty lacs trock ls entirely of gathered flounces mounted on finely spotted esprit net. tha sleeve formed uf frills tha decolletsge outlined with frills and tha skirt frills from tho knees downward. The lace need not be of a particularly good quality, provided It hangs softly and tha wearer be slim and her waist encircled by a smartly arranged belt of soft ribbon. 8be should crown her locks with a twist of this same soft satin ribbon and tie a bow of It at ons side of her bodies, tucking ths ends loosely into the front of bar belt Handwork la mors plentiful than ever on toilets few all occasions And to help out such decorations the manufacturers are Introducing an endless assortment of trimmings. For evening or summer party frocks bands worked la dainty floral effects ars exquisite, Many of them cost considering thair rich appearance, a mere song. Ribbon decorations ars In Increasing abundance. Demurely crossed flehus and surplice waists are always contemporaries and this season la no exception. Aa yet surplice effects are more prevalent la elaborate get-uthan ara mors savers costumes. Boms evening gowns seem flattering all over with their elaborate eneruata-tlon- s of gilt and silver sequins or spangles, Others are drllghtful little toilets of ribbon and chenille: trimmed nets and mulls are frilled, flounced and sashed to tha top notch. Shaped flounces, elaborately deep, fora tha fllmy elbow sleeves of more than ons diaphanous frock. Spanish skirt flounces are put on with rows of shirring, and ths same motive also fora ths tops of other sleeves and appear around the busts of bodices. Ths dinging and strikingly effective crepe gowns have their sashes made of ths same material or chiffon. Other frocks and especially those la tho tinted Ilk mulls for very youthful wearers, ara sashed and boned, with pompadour ribbons whose garlands bouquets or stripes run over backgrounds la tha gown tints A dainty evening suitable for a schoolgirl of blondretup. or pale brunette was a frilled frock of coloring, simple tucked white organdy mounted on ooaree Swiss Tho sash and bodies knots were of the new taffeta ribbon la a delicate coral pink, and the auburn-haire- d girl who wore It was ornamented with coral Jewelry. To get at the heart of this matter, the Important thing la to have the graduation frocks as becoming and pretty aa possible, Any white or palely tinted material which admits of transparent effects Is always a good cholcs and a delicately flowered allk la equally charming. For the rest, tlie lines of the selected model should suit ths wearers type frills and furbelows fnr thin maids and straight sweeping effects for tho stout ones. Flat figures may also be Improved with voluminous flehus or drapery of some kind, and tha too prominent bust distinguished by simply keep- ps calls for tha colored linings beneath flu sheer and shlmmery summer fabrics-wa- a selected for this simple commence ment frock, which la girlish In the so treme, To a round yoke, which Is h toned of alternate entre drag of Vakw clennes and tucks, tha blouse is shirred, the cedltetlng stitch cl ths sewing machine accomplishing thk Just 'as well as handwork does Thru the tucks run around tho body, anthack fastening la accomplished In the Th. shirt I. In terra, also dra and three tucks ta tlrim tha hem. which, ofwhHe band faced with a broad which afford the eotreetwa and firmness at the foot Ths "JJJJ has a loose upper capjlwneatti vef a full puff sleeve la Inserted good affect bout-fant- M sWKjjJ The Sweet Girl Graduate. sheer white Persian. tow; Jl A rfVS need lor thia round The yoke of the bkmsew nclaniHM together to ihAP y m ats ia,wsfnj & a. with the flesh-- Th rieere cuff c puff with aa nmrow front pwjel. skirt bos plaincleverly and back being wa re" 1u(1-bon- l srangedte of shiningYokelow hip of rows tour hem deux are Inierted. simple (Ip11 to tbo gowns Of Exquisite Simplicity. t crisis snd exeoutlon. To arouno uw of Valmclennra tore terertkm rj- -j jgftrisiBragras banded with It, similarly ronstructed. vom bouffant skirt baa a naow bottom. tha at edged, appeer pulnta of entro-dauhem. m x With Many Novel Features S& The Teneriffe embroideries the tensive un In the summer JJ?i,,Mnhntldcrt,i appear toof excellent The white llnen. costume being backed with white stock and th round yokebtoura ,, to which the openwork, plied with little boulllounce boi ti being repeated the the hip Insertion yfembroiaen skirt. Xhs sleeve follow JSJfysaf e v bs T'Sclrt has blouse, the cuff .being looeo-hallow yoke ebove the Insert this tha skirt to dshlre hem- folds to the conspiculoumly JU braid-boun- A fascinating apre" deeigj nalnaook and embroider ndetfully-berthnarrow lara Insertions, adda to tha affact wo a Sjjl1 nSfae Ths bolero In tho ewelT ehopa out of wh dropped fashionable folk. Xor the bolero a prejyfk unrwe cling to turns to shown withof box plait atrach rhe botofJE nj |