The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-31
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Miss Whitney, who will be out next win
ter. but who seems to enjoy riding about
with her brother Harold on a smart new
red n green imported turnout better than
iLdulGing in society gaieties this summer,
wore a simple green batiste frook with 1
broad black sash and = white guipurs COL
larstto o2mlnR to the waist. very nearly.
Her llttlS white straw hat had a big disc OF
green chiffon in front and was tied with
chiffon strings.
A handsome Russian woman with a title
wore a white flannel frook with a long Hun
gAriau scarf or sash of white silk atripod
with green and rimson thrown about her
waist. one long frinRsd end hanging nearly
to the ground. Thls made the
most picturesque costume Of the
day. unless one counts the curious ec-
centricities in wells, from which Newport
NO more than the rest Of the summer world
tQlls, the girls 90 about ~ il they had
strayed from n Constantinopla harem; the
transparent. envelopinR folds come to their
hips and blow with their nevsr-failing rib
bon steamers in the wind.
At the concerts tho yelled maidens sit
them; supposed, l fancy to awaken interest,"
or pique curiosity. There was one lily girl
in white. white directory hat with broad
GROWN and white bows; white face, fair and
delicate, with the faintest flush OF color;
white lowered muslin dress with white rib
bon sash and low white shoes and full white
veil which you might call = tent. or. IL yoR
felt poetic. \ mist shutting all these various
w~hitenesseS under cover.
Another rendezvous for smart costumes
of q different sort is the hunt of the aniss
bag, which doesn't seem worth the trouble
other excuse, perhaps. to bring out the fact
that Newport has greatly relaxed the old
time riRor OF the riding costume. You
don't need to 60 to tho meet to discover
that, though, tor almost any morning IL
yoa look up from under the oak along the
or dreaming, as the olaster Of hoofs draws
near you will see a young woman ON =
chestnut mare and wearing . royal blue
habit bound with narrow gold braid. He's
blue sailor hat is trimmed with white and
gold ribbons. This 10 Miss Charlotte
Brown, of Philsdslphis, one of tho pFstti-
est girls at Newport and one Of the bsst
fidels. Othsr girls wear silk blouses in-
stead of habit basques, and take IL all In all,
the riding rule has been lot down very close
to q go-as-you- please.
Calvin s. Bries's daughter rides = VAIL
like gray gown with black braid tinishinss
and a black sailor hat with gray ribbons.
Al her belt IL always = huge bunch Of sweet
peas.
The carriage costumes at the driving
hour are a. we'll worth seeing as anything
in the fashion and aud frlpperies line, un-
less it be tho carriage themselves. Ms.
Briss's mail phaston 10 about 40 unique ~
anything ON wheels here, and IL looked at
a. much almost ~ the white livsries Of The
Townsend Burden servants with their oon-
spiouous green trimmings. Mrs. Theodore
A. Havsmeysr has a. handsome ~ equip
4 40 there il in Newport and TALL Miss
Havsmeyer 10 out In II every afternoon.
To-day she wore . striped pink and whfte
summer silk, with plain skirt. long jseket
bodice, white null chsmisetts with psintsd
belt Of pink silk, aud pink straw hst With
black feathers. The parasOl WAS = pink
chiffon nnff with black handle.
Miss Adele Grants younger sistar Wao
another conspicuous figure in m ivory
tinted bAtists dress figured with roses, u
was rucked with blus ribbon Mt the fpnt,
and the pointed bolt and arm si2ss wsfe
stimmed With Loops = bows With