The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
SOME FRlLLS OF FASHION.

REMEMBER. il is tie very latest to wear
three or four bracelets, not as bangles,
but fitting closely to the wrist.
SLEEVES for rich gowns are OF imported
crepon, in soft yellow, beaded with dark
garnet beads, gray blue. with copper,
TuE most fashionable garment oil the
season is the long cape or canal,
perfectly square at the bottom. reach
ing considerably below the waist, high
on the shoulders, and studded with JET
cabuchcns.
FLorx, - placed at the foot Of skirt
should lie narrow in front ana wide at
the back. in order not TO detract from
the height of the wearor. kuIied pip
incs are Il new form of decoration, Ell
iective iii silk.
CREpox is, without exception the ia
v0rite material for young ladies sum
mer dresses, mohalr in pm stripes Tor
travelling GOWNS and chiffon for evening
wear, Eengaline is the tavorite heavy
silk. and China silk still holds It's place
as tavorite for warm days.
TIE favorite blooms for bonnets are
single hvacinths III pearl gray or laEen.
der pale yellow primroses, and lilles OF
the valley arranged in light aIgrettes.
Cowslips and mimosa. too, are SEEN
and Mcrcurv'S wings point backward
from embroidered togues.
MAuyE AMI silver gray are being well
worn for evening IN place OF the tan
shades SO long popular. Two-5ulton
gloves are finished wiki short stun
gauntlets about two inches long. The
! most attractive riding or driving gloves
are those made III limitation OF white
huckekiu.
TIE grotesque reians in ieHelIy now.
\ gigantic spider is Tie approved orna-
ment for the hair. ard has Il yellow
sapphire BODY, with diamond legs. Llz-
ards and serpents, blazing with dla-
monds and emeraidF, nestle IN the foids
OF my ladv's dress or sparkle against her
fair flesh IN hideous gOfgeousness.
TIE entire retticoat is m lndlspensa-
bic accompaniment OF the tea gown. II
is made ali in enc, with square neck
gathered in with pale baby ribbons, ana
is confined at the waist only by rbbon
belt The sleeve is a lace rutlle or two
lace ruties SHRED on tie rlhboh. ana
the effect Is 20 dainty and charming that
il seems unkind 10 Coytr II with the
gown.
tbs new bridesmaids present is the
lucky slipper brooch, made of gold, with
a true lovers knot in jewels on the toe
AMI red enamelcd heels. The pin Is en-
closed in case, made also III the shape
OF Il shoe. Another gilt, dear TO the
heart Of the maid of honor. ls case OF
lace pins. consisting usually OF hall a
dozen of the convenient little orna-
mcnts. each set with q different colored
stone.
TIE dainty figured undergarme in
finest linen tawn and cambria, with lit
tie irills embroidered in the color OF the
figures, are the tavorite wear OF the true
Parisiennes English ladies wear even
the fair white linen, delicate III material
ard eNqu >iteiy wrought by hand.
American underwear counters now are
heapnd with silken robes of all colors,
and the people of the upper ten thou
sand and ladies of the demi-monde JOS
tie together i'll purchasing them.
HERE is q suggestion for a tea gown
which would make Il plain woman look
handsome. and a handsome woman
seem an hour. The material is straw
berry pink crepon, and the gown has
| trcllis-wurk yoke of gold and pink
| passementerie. Broad tioppy frills of
! chiffon turn down from the open neck
| AMI back from the flowing sleeves, and
!, heavy Cleopatra glrdle confines the
! iullness at the waist, from below which
| the skirt falls open u reveal pettlcoat
| of lace and lawn.
| SOME OF the hats this year deserve
| place in the euro cabinet \ single
large gold star fish forms the crown of
one, surrounded by two gold bande-
lettes, and finished with an aigrette.
Another capote is formed of n dragon
| hy, with extended wings, and trimmed
| with Il bow of moss green velvet, upon
which is perched a butterfly. But a
cornucopia bonnet Is III" most unique
and surprising OF them all. The point
| ,f no wired horn pt f,ipnIV stands nm
at the back and is usually trimmed with
much fine black lace. Circles of Jewels
and of sched lace do duty as bonnets
IN combinations OF yellow and hello
trope. and Cleopatra : head dress in
gold ard black, jcwelIcd and splendid,
crowns the head of many fair woman
not of queenly descent.-Aem York hour