The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-30
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BLACK lace toilets are as popular as
ever.
Born high and low dress collars are
fashiohably worn.
SLEEVES are more frequently piiffed
above than below the elbow.
GRAY, blue and red is the fashionable
combination in dress just now.
RED, white and blue is the favorite
color combination for lawn-tennis suits.
BLACK horseh hair boiinets embroidered
in gold are among late imported Paris
ian novelties.
THE most serviceable jeweled novelty
is silver parasol handle that opens at
top to diclose a fan.
PoppY red, ecru, old rose, reseda, and
gobelin blue are popular colors for the
foundation of dressy black lace toll is.
THE newest parasols are made of China
crepe. lined throughout with China
silk. The handles are long and Of twist
ed silver
THE pfetiiest bat1danas are of blood
red China silk, dotted with white. in
square blocks that run diagonally across
the square.
JERSEY blouse waists in black, VIII tie.
and all colors are just the thing for
yachting and seaside wear, as they can
be worn with any kind of a skirt one
chooses.
MUMMY cloth, made up mummy fash
ion with bands of red and yellow and
loopings and drapIngs that more than
suggest cerements, is the latest effort of
a daring London dress maket.
A LACE pin that was otherwise cameo
rosah ul of tho toyaliaSf ,,ipE and I;th
would tempt any female human creature
with fine feeling for ornament into
coveting her neighbours goods.
POCKET TASKS of semi-opaque glass,
curiously notified with small bits of
tinsel, Will doubtless be popular with
the prohibition contingent; as it is I'M
possible to more than guess at theft con-
tents.
SOME very new hats have the brim
lined with small stenless blossoms
sewed thickly in, or else single petals of
large flowers slingtly overlapping one
another, and the effect is youthful and
quantity pretty.
TIE "dinner coat" is the latest fancy
in London. 1t is the directoire coat.
which IS something in shape like d
mans evening coat, cut off short in front
and having long tails reaching to the
bottom OF the skirt behind.
DANCING gowns of tulle in quaint
colors Will be garnitured with orchids,
hops, dandelion blooms, thistle flowers.
sweet pea blossoms and other flowers
that have hitherto been little used, or
else the ornaments are entirely of gilt
or silver leaves or vines.
SCARLET and coral-red cloth will he so
much worn at the seaside as to endan-
ger the sO-longacknowled supremacy f
white. AMI white Panama hats. low
crowned, with broad brim and dropping
in front and narrow and upturned at the
back under a huge windmill knot of
wide, soft ribbon, will be the correct
thing to wear along with it.
FANCY runs riot in the matter of fans.
Every shape, size, hue and style that
it hath entered into the hand of man to
fashion is IN use at discretion. But
among the most desirable will be found
those of gauZe or ribbon interlaced
through sticks of pearl or sandalwood
and the gauze or lace ones delicately
spangled and mounted with ivory sticks.
The most comfortable of all travelling
hats is of soft felt, which should be
trimmed with nothing but a scarf OF
soft waterproof silk. These hats come
in all colors, can be mashed into any
shape-in reality have no particular
shape-and are very popular with some
ladies for lawn tennis wear. They are
found in the stores where sporting goods
are kept, and cost only dollar.
BRIDESMAIDS dresses for June we'd
dings are of white sprigged or striped
net over white MORE, or of white silk
muslin over taffeta silk, or of dotted net
over gros grain. The net skirt is round
full, just escapes the floor and is gathered
to the belt without drapery 1t has a
deep hem and eight tucks, each two
inches wide, which look like stripes over
the gored MORE acknowledgements. There
is also a low-necked, sleeveless waist of
MORE, with high gathered and belted
waist of the net, which has a standing
collar of MORE ribbon, folded and fast
ened on the left side in a bow. The
belt is Of MORE and the sash is of great
width, falling behind in two deep loops
and two long ends