Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

A womans bonnet is no criterion of the
size of her head.
White onyx set with diamonds is much in
favor for sleeve links.
Ladies' hats are to be lower this season-in
height only, not in price.
Bomb shaped scent bottles of cameo glass
with silver tips are attractive and useful.
Surplice and basket folds are almost cpl
demic on the fronts ofne spring gowns.
A locket bearing diamond bug or butter
fly is the most stylish pendant of the season
Pure white hair of the best quality is so
rare as to be worn more than its weight in
gold
To be stylish your stockings must match
your gown, or else of the finest and fastest
black .r...
For the throat or halr come lilac clusters
in enamel of the natural colors enriched with
diamond dew.
Female conductors and porters are, it is
reported, to be given a trial on one Of the
California roads.
The newest flower parasols are made of
deep green grass with deep corder of scar
let silken poppies.
The woman without vest of some sort to
her frock is nowadays almost as lonesome as
a white black bird
The handsomest new lace pin is thin bar
Of gold set in squares with sapphires, with a
diamond in the middle of each square,
A new scarf pin is three looped bow Of
green, red and yellow gold, with a diamond,
ruby and sapphire nesting in the folds,
Silk lined black lace polonaises for wear
over gay silks are among the most service.
able of contemplated summer garments,
French gray, suede, mignonette and leaf
greens are the colors oftenest worn by the
best dressers for street and visiting gowns,
A fiat crystal scent bottle, with stopper of
blue enamel in forget-me-not patterns, Is the
latest feminin temptation to extravaganza.
Cairngorms, mighty polished and without
the suspicion of gold mounting are fayorite
pendants t., velvet dog collars and neck rib
bons. D d
Bllycocso hats of plated rusher or un-
peeled willow, filled with grasses and wild
flowers, ,areVery new and favorite table orna.
ments,
Red dresses grow more and more in favor,
are seen inaall materials from cloth to crepe,
and will be very much the wear for seaside
watering places. -
Challies, soft vicunas, alpacas and all light
wool fabrics, SO suitable for the young, are
TO be worn,i asgwell as soft silks and all sorts
OF dainty cotton goods.
Yellow and Nile water are far and away
the best hues for lamp shades, and stron z
linen with oyerdrapery OF India silk or China
crepe their Ifas shionable fabric.
A now handkerchief of the sheerest French
cambria, all oVerrun with rosehuds in out
line machine embroidery, is among the sea-
sons most gltterlng successes.
The cabbage" lamp shade of yellow glass,
with half Opaque inner leaves and frosted
outer ones, gives lovely effect, and, what is
better, refreshing light to tired eyes.
Diagonal folds from left to right are much
liked for vests of the gown stun, but where
whlte wool or pique is used they must be
straight, like the pleats of shirt front
Garden hats are more ornamental than be-
fore, frill OF lace being added TO and soft
bows. The bonnets are still Of the granny
form, much trimmed with lace and ribbon.
The straight bang is TO be numbered
among the things that were, but more false
hair will be worn than for several years
past, aud the switchmen are correspondlngly
iubilant.
Bodlces are built rather than made, First,
the lining OF silk or fine Jean Is accurately
ntted, and then the outside put on pretty
mn ca according TO convenience, taste, whim
or Initiative faculty,
l New, Paris and Vicnna-nlade parasols are