Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
FASHION At NEWPORT.

| CinS, and fasten Or0Ocn or HOWer ~
the side.-Harper's Basar.
FASHION At NEWPORT.
style. as Seen ON the Lawn. During the
Drive. nj the Midday German and 1t
| the Evening AssemblaEes-SOmet
| OF rything.
NEWPORT, Aug S.-The thing, above
| another, on which the port cottaSer
brides himself is-his lawn. Inc
thing above another on which my lady
cottaperess brides herself is-her lawn
nartv' The thing above another on the
lawn ia the tennis ground; the thing
above another in the lawn party Is
lawn tennis. Having, through such
nice graduation of things, reached the
supreme thing, the tennis dresses, It De-
booyes me as a teacher of "clothes phil
osophy" to discourse, thereupon; re-
marking by the way that these uncom-
mon mortals disport themselves much
after the fashion of the common ones,
the aesthetic Oscar looking on or taking
a hand. IT'S not too late to pattern af-
ter a dress worn by Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt. An imported suit OF canvas,
adorned with cretonne figures put on In
applioui style; waist, a blouse with
loose sacuue fronts confined with half
belt and shirred into the figure at the
back: a row of applique about the neck
and sleeves and one fiounce below the
waist; skirt gathered full-short and
with two fiounces at the bottom trim
med with aypliqus; broad-brimmed
straw hat with garland of flowers re-
sembling applique figures and fancy
20 oh
completed the outfit. This could be
prettily made also of cheese cloth. Keu
or white flannel and also telegraph blue
costumes are in high favor, and co.
quettish model worn 10y daughter OF
Judge Hilton was Oftelegraph blue mn
ished with braid. 1t is
DURING THE DRIVE.
that one realizes what an embroidered
world we live in. Embroidery peers ut
YOU from the kerchief of the dowager to
the embroidered slipper OF the sixteen
year-old belle. Put 1t which ever way
YOU will, embroidery guests you; begin
ming from broad founces up to loser
ruffies likewise wrought which cluster
around necks; disclosing them If pretty;
closing in friendly shelter If the reverse.
All this, however, shows the embroid:
ery epidemic in mild forms compared
with costumes embroidered throughout:
Here there is naught but wheels and
compasses; many sided figures inter
locking in expanding embrace TILL not
an inch of plain cloth can be seen.
With specially pretty effect comes In the
element of plain combination In the
way of colored surah, deity breaking
monotony Of ornamentation. Laid In
folds, showing from beneath in panels,
in any way indeed that may strike the
fancy. For neck gear, out come old
laid-away capes and collars, condemned
hitherto because adorned with needle-
work, now parded forth because Of that
selfsame stitching. Shape Is secondary:
it is nothing at all; tits needle-wOrk we
want and needie-work we have, EN-
broidery is in high favor too at
IN THE EVENING.
Mrs. Bonaparte wore recently an ele-
CANT toilette In this style, made Of rich
velvet figured black grenadine over
white satin, the whole superbly finish.
ed with black and white Spanish lace
in combination. Miss Catherine Wolfe,
well known as one of the wealthy wor-
shippers at Grace Church, New York, APP
peared i'm toilette ofheavy black and
white bossed satin ~ tbnnttful
taste with I'll Spa - kcse4p
bouquet OF Ute rose yl1out foliage.
Lighter e. hes are made Of lack and
S sIssk y: ~ B ws!s Ill., slas ga
- on sulsh. A lovely
aress worn by Mrs. Bonaparte was
made throughout of black Spanish lace
over white surah.
~ SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING.
The new ficelle or fax gray lace is
specially liked on black and white out
fits, but the pattern are 50 large that 1t is
spread out to show the design.
Plentiful as blackberries are little
black and white bonnets, ever so little,
i'm cap-shape, and resting on the back
of the head; of white straw trimmed
with black, or black trimmed with
white.
London has sent US a new toilet arti-
Gle, DIR. Scott's electric flesh brush,
which seems all the rage, and physi-
clans predict great benefit from It's use.
These brushes are made OF bristles and
should not be mistaken for the wire
brushes seen in shops. Three dollars will
purchase one and that sum OF money
could not be more jddiciously expend-
ed.
Watching costumes are Of wool, or lin
en-, made Of sailor style, with broad collar
and belt sometimes in a lighter shade OF
blue or Of red satin. A broad brim-
med hat sets FAR back on the head, and
the favorite glove is the Swede or I'M
dressed leather. Luncheon on board o
Yacht Is oftendmes, however, an ele-
uant affair. where dinner costumes are
In order. These handsome dresses are
in keeping with the fitting up Of the
yachts, which Is very luxurious: the
finest uphelstering, ETC., being en-
ployed.
Wilted daisies are more fashionable 1
than fresh ones because more Rsthetic.