Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
WHAT THEY WEAR.

Black hats and small black NANTES ara
worn with dresses Of all co!ors.
1t is becoming quite the thing with ultra
fashionable ladies to carry q care.
Wide collars and cuffs of embroidered
crepe lisse are worn with dressy toilets.
Mauve yelling and white MORE is stylish
as well as favorite summer combination
To be fashionable, the hosiery should
match the costume with which it is worn
Advices from the French capital state that
short waists are again coming into vogue.
Ashes of roses and similar shades of pink
ism drab are in high favor for dressy wear.
Crepe lisse is a popular material for para
sol covers. 1t IS gathered or laid on in full
folds
Black ribbon, over color slightly broader,
is the preferred sash for wear with black
lace gowns.
MORE under slips are considered the most
effective foundation for lace draperies, either
black or white.
Ribbons for bonnet strings are perceptibly
wider and have plain edges, the picot being
hopelessly passe.
A novel fan is made of herons' plumes and
ostrich feathers. The heron aigrette is used
with the plumes.
Black wraps are likely to prevail this sum-
ner, as but very few colored ones are shown
by leading houses.
Thistle pods and the fluffy crown of the
dandelion are good second to the wheat ear
in fashionable favor.
Some of the newest street jackets are fast
ened only at the collar, falling away below
in a modified cutaway style.
Vests Of white piQue, plain or ernbroid-
cred in all over designs, appear upon tailor
gowns of light rough woolers.
She whose fancy hath 4 classic turn or
trick may wear q Greek flet on the outside
of her lace or tulle best bonnet.
Linen blue, a very soft shade, is a favorite
for fancy wool stuffs, while buff is equally
liked in the sheer cottons and linen.
Lace is beyond peradventure the garniture
of the season, and the finer patterns of
French lace among its best bargains.
A velvet gown with hand wrought dragon
flies, life size, draped sparsely over it, is
among Worth's latest notable creations.
A pretty design for lawn dress has a
founce yard in depth composed Of pufings
of the material, with insertions of lace
Straw round hats are most anonymously
garnished with much point d'esprit, net and
aigrettes and garlands of leaves and flowers
LET your face always be younger than
your bonnet" is advice from high authority
that the passe contingent will do well to
heed.
A novel parasol is composed of sill, hand
kerchiefs, so arranged as to make eight
points, one being laid cornerwise over an
other
Many of the newest hats seem to aim at
the flower garden effect, SO many various
and wonder stirring are the blossoms they
carry.
A thick band of shaded rose petals, held in
place by green leaves and ribbon loops, is a
new and favorite garniture for evening
gowns.
To the so long worn wells Of spotted tulle
Just reaching to the nose, have succeeded
those of spider web that are even more be-
coming.
The frilled ''bed gown" of the olden time
has been revived, and now gets much choice
ornamentation from makers OF women's I'M
derwear.
putty is one of the seasons fashionable
shades, and very pretty tore of warm
gray, with fawn lights, despite its unattract-
i've name.
Mixed flowers are stylish il not artistic,
and upon lace head gear, which must be of
the lightest, should look as though they had
been merely dropped in place.