The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-06

physical organism would suCcumb.
Reasonable time devotedto the physical
man is not time wasted
FOR WOMEN READERS.
It Is the Easiest I1hipE In the World 10 Give
Gowns u nswltChing Touch.

Gowns u IiswltChing Touch.
The fair one who cannot this season
give to her best gown a touch of be-
Hitchiug prettinessm must indeed be hope
.essly berett of that ingenuity with
which she has always been credited,
Look Mt the ribbon.run castings Of tulle,
net, gauze, crepe de chine, lace and null
which may DO caught the CLEAN
Of sOltly.tinted ribbons, tender violets,
dainty golden.broWns fascinating greens,
eccentric yell6Ws and Dresden china
blues, These laCp-like structures are a
boon to the slenderthroated girl who
cannot accept with impunitythe esthet-
iC-lOokipg fTill, In their cloudy puff
ness these castings may DO made 10 stand
high up around the throat, and when
gathered or banded with ribbons offer u
captivating foil to the complexion Of
blonde or brunette. Or they may be
Cunningly inserted In the baby waist,
top the leg.o'-muttol sleeve or garnish
the front OF the straight, sCant skirt, II
you are wise you will crown your garden
hat or bonnet with these ribbon-run bits
Of gauze beauty, matChiDgin material and
tint your costume, and giving a charm.
ing finish to the prettiest OF pretty fete
gowns,
Many tints most trying to tho COM
plexion, when delicately yelled serve to
heighten rather than dCtract from the
general beConingness OF q costume,
Ileliotrope, the most seductive ofahRdes,
resents at onCe being brought into too
close contact with any but the iaircst
and daintiest OF skins, Veil any one OF
the numberless tones ofthis maryelously
pretty color beneath a llmy network and
see how soitened and subdued will
become the imperious shade, 1t may
nestle close about the throat OF the
sal!ow.skinned woman with impunity,
tho mist like charm giving to even the
plainest face a touch Of dainty prettiRess,
There is a decided difference in the
makeup OF tho princess robe and the
princess dress. The first is fashioned
after the pattern OF a plain slip, the un.
draped foundation offering an effective
background upon which TO display an
originality and piquanCy Of design ex'
trcmely becoming to n youthful figure,
but tho more mGtronly dress has a tab
lier and lichu front which, when COM
posed OF soft fabrics in combination
with rich and elegant materials, lends
10 the gown u stylish aud digniied air,
which makes ii an especial faYorite with
dressy matrons.
Jaboted fichus are very lovely when
caught here aud there with rosettea Of
shining ribbon.
Tyrolese band trimming is very much
in vogue for children's frocks and
aprons.
Be careful in the use OF buttons that
you do not stray into tho field Of vul.
garity, Some women US soon as they
become assured OF tho fact that buttons
OF all kinds, from antique miniatures
framed in gold, silver or rhine stones,
tolho tiny crochet button, are admissi.
bic, they, with an utter lack OF taste that
is simply deplorable, load down in the
most barbarOus style n poor inotEensiye
gown, its delicate material seeming quite
unequal to the task OF supporting these
gaudy accessories. II the buttons to be
used are large they shOuld be arranged
in an unohtrusiye manner upon the back
or Mt the sides oftle costume, and never
down the front OF the gown. Do not
allow the glitter and dash Of the gold
braided button to tempt you into buy
ing. The beauty Is here to-day and gone
tomorrow. II there Is anything that
will give an air OF shRbbineSs to the
prCttiest gown it Is to have the button,
after n few times wearing, assume q
passeo look rs II they had been on duty
Tor the entire season, q trick which I'm.
fortunately the gold braided button is
apt to play.
You may twist and turn into the most
unique shapes the Lcghorn flat. En-.
circle 1t with the daintest Of French bios.
SONS, the most exquisite trailing foliage
or grasses, the richest Of plumes or the
soitest Of ribbons, and your LeghOrn
will still remain a most exasperatlngly
unbcComing head.rig. ~ struggled"
Hhlu " |DIlkuteych Httlp beHupyI va W
last season to try and coax into some.
thing like Il fetching shape ono OF these
provoking straws, but withoutthe slight.
est success. Do what / would 1t remain.
cd to the end a most wretChedly unbe.
coming Chapeau." Tllisis the experience
OF SO many maidens fair who have tried
in vain to wear these tryingstraws. The
fact is, we can now find in the millinery
kingdom so many charming shapes with
CoQIettishly narrowed sides and back
that we are quito willing to resign in ia
yor OF the small girl tho broad flat, for
the Tapping, curling, fitting brim seems
to shadow most piCturegquely the tan:
gled golden locks or nut brown tresses Of
the tiny blondes and brunetteS.
I,,,lr nt,I pItH1f.