The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-02
N AND PARASOLs.
How 70 Endure Hot Weather aud Seem
TO lee Comfortable.

70 Ie
Keep cool, Is the advice which Dame
Fashion gives her followers. and in
this she finds even nonfashionable
women concurring. But how keep
cool In scoTching weather. With tho
thermometer cmulating the noble
youth OF Excelsior fame in his
struggle to climb ever higher. higher.
higher. II is a difficult matter to fol-
low this advice. and still more difficult
to gossip about fashions and what to
wear when a condition exactly the re-
verse OF the latter Is claiming our at
t~ention. The cooling brcczcs." the
''briny Deep" the shady hooks and
'.sad sea waves are. though trite.
much more satisfactory and suit
able to talk about and enjoy. When,
rs now. the mere thought Of dress
drives away the last remnant OF
GOODNESS, the finest toilet which the
most exclusive modistc can produce
awakens less enthusiasm than a pref
ty and becoming bathing suit or
dainty. airy costume OF mule or other
diaphanous material. But with fash
ions advice come a few suggestions OF
how to follow il and lose nothing OF
stylish. fashionable appearance. With
an aesthetic nesligcc or two. an APP
parenily ethereal but very practical
p~arasoi Of transparent fabric and fabu-
lous circumference. a large fan. deli
cate liz design and light OF material.
ditto hat OF MULE or net shirred or
puffed. even the hottest day can DO
borne with cquanimity. Among fans
the greatest novelty seen Is tho
Lena the frame. OF beautifully
carved wood. semi-circle OF more than
ordinary dimensions. the cover OF
softly-shadcd silk with delicate. hand
painted bouquets. A very choice ian
in this style il OF gray stained wood
and silk shaded from the faintcst
tint OF pearl 10 the darkest cloudy
gray. The effect is heightened by
having the bouquets painted on the
light, the delicate, trailing stems on
the dark ground. This style will be
eagerly welcomed by the amateurs in
painting, as taste. delicacy OF touch
and possibly Il few Idle hours may be
probably employed Another novelty
which likewise appeals to this same
aspiring artist are the painted nous
selaines. Any girl with AN inclina-
ton for such york can make herself
a charming little costume OF MULE
with dainty bouquets, which, being
her own handiwork. will be doubly
appreciated by friends and admirers
A pink MULE pctticoat should be orn
with such IA dress In order 10 bring he
flowers into greater relief; corsago
and sleeves should harmonic with the
skirt. Echarpc Of the shade Of the
petsicvat Ncgligccs Of India silk
and lace are very drcssy and
light. weighing but . few ounces;
bright co.ored silks. Valencicnncs
and Malinc laces are used in the make
up OF these pcignoirs For the eco
nomically inclined the excellent imita-
tons OF these laccs. which "a be had
in great quantities. are equally valua-
bic. The ncgsigec joponais l. Of India
silk. with large, full-blown roses on
"a cream ground; two broad revers are
draped crosSways on the front Of the
waist and skirt from under which APP
pear innumcrablc tiny nyunces OF
cream silk gaizc. Full elbow sleeves
trimmed with lace. A Russian
casquc Is Of mother-of-pcarl gray
cashmere. black vclvc: trimmings
and angel sleeves lined with gray
silk. Under this casque Is worn
a shiri-blousc OF cream net with
full pulled sleeves. This casque is
called the Vladimir. in compliment 70
the Duchess Vladimir, who introduced
1t to the fashionable women OF Paris
and I.ondon.-N. Y. Cor. St Louis
Republic