Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-21

crimson net dotted with crystal dots so
as to impart a slight rosy blush to the
face. Everybody-summer girls and all
will need a supply of wells this season,
and, so delicate and beautiful are the
many kinds of fimy stuffs appropriate
for this poetic addition to woman's
toilet that with little thought and
study she will be enabled to accomplish
wonders in heigntening inc cnarm OF her
face.
A glance at the 10 ly in the initial illus
trat!on turns our thoughts to parasols
and sunshades The day is close at
hand when these very graceful and
highly useful articles will float in clouds
! before us, like Macbeth's dagger, with
handles turned toward us, reckoning US
on TO mountain and seashore, hotel yer.
anda and grand stand, garden and prom
enade. The half-sunshade, half-um-
brella which goes with the tailor-made
in the crisp. cool mornings must look
very English, you know. You must
4 force your patriotism to make this con-
cession. Then comes the fancy sunshade
to go with your morning toilets in surahs,
foulards, cambrics, crepons grenadines
in fawn or drab or in the fashionable
leaden or green tints OF gray, and then
the grand and glorious domes of silk and
| lace, LOT COdCHllk olocihOOh
driving, garden parties and the like.
The second illustration pictures very
stylish early summer hat with broad
brms OF plated and plain straw. The
crown is made up of four ribbons wound
around wires, two I'm black velvet and
two in pink faille. In tho front and back
there is a bow of pink faille with bunch
of chrysanthemums and heather. Small
pink bows serve to set off the black vel
vet ribbon. All indications point to an
increased liking for floral garniture on
J big and little hats the coming season. In
fact, / sometimes feel somewhat appre-
snrightIy, dashing summer girl, .Qnd II
wouldn't surprise me a bit to take uI
some watering place journal along in
/ July or August, and read the following
( obituary:
, "Died, suddenly, at Mrs. Gran Decays
, garden party, the charming creature
4 popularity known as the Summer Girl,
= smothered to death under the load OF
flowers on her own hat"
Clover, lilacs, violets, bluebottle anC
buttercups are punched in pompon
forms. Small roses will be made use Of
for edgings, while the larger varieties
will figure as garniture for crown anC
brim.
My third illustration seJs lOrJn very
striking outdoor costume, consisting OF |
long, sleeveless cloth mantle and
striped faille dress, sulphur ground ant
dark-gray stripes, embroidered with
triangular applique in dark-gray pack
thread The mantle, which fits thu
figure and has long, stylish tabs is II
pale gray cloth set off with jet embroid
cries. The vest is Of black embroidere'
pleated crepe. The small hat worn wit
this original and elegant costume Is II
! white crepe, set off with gold nailheads
making up very effective ensemble TO
outdoor fete or gala occasion.
IL Is more than likely that on accoun
OF the craze for embrolderies and ar
plique designs. cloth dresses will be wor
a great deal during the summer. Gre
pons and vicunas will be great favoritei
rs they constitute happy medium be
tween heavy and thin textures
Soft aud pale colors will be especial
modish, such as lavender, hop, sage
green, maize. cork, dust and grays, an
beIges In all tones.
The jacket bodice, with very lon
basoues open in front, with or withot
be revers, displaying q long Louis XIV
waistcoat, or fui chemisette or cuira'