Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-09
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Laees, Millinery. Shoes. Gloves, and
Perfumery,

Laees. Millinery. Shoes. Gloves, and
Perfumery.
Special Correspondence Of the Tnrs.I
POINT DE GENE
lace is in such remarkable use that it
merits particular mention. On Co.'S
tunes of wool, silk or cotton, it ap-
pears in yokes, shoulder pieces. corse.
lets, cuffs, falls about the neck, zouave
jackets. skirt panels, Aouncings or
bands, while handsome woods in the
piece show it in flush to applique
work. In millinery, it is likewise
prominent and some stylish hats are
made of it, notably an example having
. medium width straight brim upon
which two rows of narrow pink
ribbon twisted are laid, with rosette to
match on the low crown and white
aigrette.
PANAMA STRAW
10 recent introduction, appearing
chiefly in broad piazza hats, and Leg.
horn is noticeable likewise in this de-
partment, being really without SUBJ
stitute where an elegant expanse Is
needful to show off full garnitures, or
where . soft adaptability to various
oatohings is in order. The fist
named is often in colors to match
dresses aud both are usually with low
crowns upon which enormous ribbon
bows form . centre for encircling
sprays OF flowers, but during the past
week shape having a small aud, for
these days, . high GROWN, has been
introduced, and here tho favorite
trimming is three narrow velvet bands
with enoiroling flowers on the brim.
SHOES, GLOVES, AND PERFUMES.
appointed toes aud high heels
still prevail for the strictly fashionab BILE
and while black remains standard, yet
for drsssy occasions colors match cos.
tunes. with hosiery in keeping; or,
more frequently, one sees tan or gray,
which are admissible At all times.
Button's Raven Gloss still leads 40
dressing, and q word should be added
regarding Patentene, the brilliant,
durable and more than all, flexible
polish prepared for patent leather.
This last quality renders it q special
boon, since an Objectionable cracking
is thereby prevented. No wonder,
then, that the demand for so timely
an invention becomes greater every
day. The shops are we'll stocked
with silk or taffeta gloves in tan
shades that follow kid in four. button
lengths for ordinary wear. Undressed
kid still leads, and while tan or gray
are most worn, yet pearl or white
with black stitching are most elegant
for dressy occasions. For evening,
pale shades of pink. blue, yellow,
pearl, gray or white, harmonize with
shoes and the costume. White clover
powder is much appreciated by those
whose hands perspire so freely as to
render the wearing of kid gloves in
summer both uncomfortable and ex-
pensive. 1t heals aud softens the
skin, and is also most agreeable for
the feet, being of untold advantage to
unfortunates who are troubled by an
odor arising from too free perspira-
ton.
Toilet water is much used for atom.
izing or pertaining the baths which
are now in so much vogue among
elegant people. Perfume is Away.
in demand and will be as noticeable
this summer in villas or leading hotels
as during the winter in opera boxes
and parlors OF the four hundred.
A late style in engagement rings
shows overlapping ends, each sci
with gem, and favorite stones are
diamonds, rubies, sapphires, or pearls
Lucy CARTER.
NEW YORK. April 20, 1892.