The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26

for knot. Tho odd thing about 1t is that in
strong sunlight it is practically useless as a
means for protection or comfort
At the Earl OF Westmorelands recent
wedding the bridesmaids wore black hats
with pink roses and black tips Tho dresses
were OF white grenadine with pink snshes.
and besides their nosegays OF La France roses.
each OF the attending maidens carried fan
OF white ostrich feathers with the initials Of
the bride and bridegroom entwined in gold
upon the tortoise-shol sticks.
Roses are tho most popular flower OF the
| season in millinery. Tho strings of new bon
nets arc formed entirely OF tiny rosebuds.
while tho bonncts themselves and large hats
are covered with buds and blossoms Of larger
growth.
"SantuZza aprons are quaint additions to
the afternoon tea toilet for home wear. They
initiate the little apron worn by the heroine OF
the "Cavallcrin Rustcana." and are made OF
canvas bands. embroidered in Eobelin cross
stitch. with gay colors. and edged with gold
thread. The decoration of this picturesque
bit OF flnery employs PLEASANTLY and prettily
fair fingers that are deft Mt dainty ncedlcwork.
The diadom bow Of ribbon is popular orna-
mont for tho hair. 1t stands UP in three stiT
loops directly back of tho curly bang. and the
ends arc carried around tho head and con-
cenlcd beneath the braids or coils at tina bnck.
The color matches the tint OF the gown when
Id or silver ribbon i not used. Women with
dark smooth hair twist amber or coral beads
with tho coils OF hair. in accordance with q
pretty foreign fashion. which is becoming to
handsome and regal women. small. delicate
women have tawdry appearance II they at
tempt this style OF ornament
IT is astonishing how, many ncnr-s sighted
wearing II l"rgnette suspended on, II gold
chain two yards long and studded with pearls.
in9r wn IhS nman ns t nmS to
usually carried in tho hand or thrust inside
tho bodice when not in use.
One OF the most distinctive gowns seen at
tho suburban. whore distinction in dress was
not ensily attained. was Of white barathca., q
quaint. old-inshioned material now happily
revived bordered everywhere with II band OF
ltnssign necdicwork in metallic .shimrncrinG
like collar. null on the shoulders. turned down
over the seamless h?Ilcc. which fnstrnndmys-
sleeyns.' and hich nee" ok" If roars" "t m,sheh
creamy Russian lace. lined with silk. Tho
bonnet was Of moss:Green velvet and miGnon-
Pale greer, has been added to. tho list Of
Lettering Of the ad ,rrss IS in darker shade Of
green the scaling WAN also in the same tint.
VIII! 'hs rnrer ne ssTIGt must BE- sr written n
pen. and III" result. II absolutely iilegib Bile. is
certainly stylish.
Snshcs juSt now are o! two styles. either
very narrow only II ribbon folded round the
OF SOFT silk folded very widely round tho waist
and fastened with an enormous rosette at the
left side
That purses must match the costume Is now
IL The favortc design. and white ivory or white
kid with silver or gold mountings. gray suede
with IL covering Of woven steel, lizard skin In
chain purses, all are included in the lashiona-
BILE list. Freugcnty the out sido Of the pocket
book represents greater value than the inside.
The London season is now at it's hoi hit.
One reads OF charming opera and theatre
gowns now when the New York play houses
have closed doors and ghost-l!k Ike linen; draped
Interiors gown which made decided I'm