Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-31
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.


Tall crystal lamps are the newest seen,
Outing gloves are of white chamois skin.
Shell designs are shown in French samples
Diamond halfhoop rings continue in favor.
Flowers are in vogue as they never were
before.
Chevron stripes on black silk show three
colOrS.
Sofa cushions for summer have covers of
white duck.
Two or more ieweled pins may be stuck in
the COrSage.
The ilbert furnishes model for scarf-pns
and watcD-charmS.
Gray and pale green are the popular shades
for tennis gowns.
Green is very much in favor in Paris in
both dress fabrics and materials.
Soft silks having chine figures aud glace
taffetas are in high favor in Paris.
Light colors and brilliant trimming mark
the handsomest imported costumes.
A new brooch initiates in gold, a little shoe,
the rosette of which is formed of pearls.
Walking gloves with overlapping seams
and Zig buttons are proper with cloth gown.
Some of the new lace hats are mere gossa-
mer trit1es, that rest on the head like fairy
webs.
Changeabe green and gold garter-snakes
upon a white surface is more realistic than
pleasing.
Fans made of dark shades of silk will have
upon them strange looking beetles with jew
eed wings
The English fashion OF the bedroom tree
for receiving the clothing laid off at night is
beginning to obtain.
cut glass cracker jar with silver cover
and bail handle, is in form like an old
fashioned iron kettle.
A new brooch likely to please very young
ladies consists of q pearl key thrust through
gold-shaped paddock.
The pocket-knife that opens with the
pressure of button is welcome and bless
ing to brittle tinger-nails.
The latest freak of fashion puts revers and
sleeves of shaded feathers on the light cloth
jackets for outdoor wear.
The newest library tables are massive
affairs of oak aud mahogany. They are
curved in the kidney form
For ladies in mourning the black enameled
bracelet with pansy having a diamond
center in front has found favor.
Cut glass butter dishes on silver stands
and having silver covers please those in
search OF novelties for the table
A new cream shade has faint Crayish
shadow in place of the usual yellowish cast.
1t is very faint, but nevertheless there.
Blond hair is improved by being crlmped
little in the back; in fact, any except black
hair looks better when it is a little rough
ened.
A pretty FAM to be carried with black
net dress, is made of black gauze on which
tue Heur ue lis Is painted. L ne SllCkS are OF
black shell.
Rubens collars are very much worn on
matnees and negliges. They are generally
made with a narrow hem, edged with lace or
embroidery.
White ostrich feather fans, with pearl
handles and the owners initials formed Of
her favorite gem somewhere on the handle,
are in vogue.
The feur-de-liS, which has of late figured
so couspicuously in silver articles for the
toilet, appears in etched, chased, carved and
applied work
The whip bracelet, as the name indicates
represents u flexible whip held in circular
form by the leash which is wound around it
eyeral times.
The use of the candle in the dining-room
and Darlor increases steadily. The soft light
has the reputation of being more becoming TO
Woman's complexion.
a pretty black gauze fan has silver sticks,
and embrolC cred all over the fan in silver
thceads are huge butter flies, silver tinsel be-
ing used for their wings.
Corn flower blue has attained degree of
popularity that threatens the handsome color
with complete determination should the tide
ever turn the other way.
The smartest dancing slippers are of white
or black satin, embroidered in gold thread
after the fashion of spider web, and having
family OF small spiders just on the point OF
the toe.
gown is of green gauze Painted over the
lower part are voets, peeping out from
beneath green leaves. This fan is not very
largo and does not close.
Adjustable ruffs, cuffs. corsage fronts, and
armlets of flowers can now be purchased by
those who wish to brighten black tul!e and
lace dresses, or provide fresh decorations for
halt-worn evening gOwps.
A novelty in skirt trimmings, has the up
per half Of the front breadths in cloth the
lower portion of silk, with broad fold of
yelveto contrasting shade banding the
skirt directly through The middle.
Any veil is bad for the eyes, but the kind
with small black dots Is almost ruiuOus. In
spite of all that one can do the eye will in
voluntarily catch the dot, and, in trying to
watch it, will receive Slight strain.
A handsome coffee set includes three pieces,
the pot and cream jug in tall slender form
and sugar bowl with ring handles. These
pieces are in brighf finish with carved
borders representing l;arlands OF flowers.
Model for a laced sboot-These come in
many of the lighter kids. They tit well and
retain their shape better than any other
make. With patent-nather fronts, brogued
toecaps and facing otEpatent leather up the
front under the laciug holes, they mase smart
boots.
The princess of Wales has just ordered a
very pretty new walking gown. The material
employed IS reddish-bru cloth. The skirt
is perfectly plain, the bodice being made in
coat shape with loose fronts opening over a
separate waiStcoat of tan reindeer skin. a
handsome fiat boa of brown feathers TO match
completes the costume.
One of the daintiest of house dresses is a
white crepon made with absolute simplicity,
the corsage drawn into the belt, which
should be one Of the handsome girdes now
so much worn. The sleeves are much pulled,
and the neck is finished with an elaborate
crayat of white silk muslin and fine lace.
falling from tIe straight neckband half way
over the bust
A black chip hat, with twisted black aud
gold bandeau at the edge OF the brim, is
trimmed with pink roses and a pompad1ur
velvet bow. Minute bouuets many crown
less, or merely with a transparent covering
OF tulte, are very fashionable. On some Of
Lhnse smal clnnLas tho Inillla of tho fat