Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-04
LITTLE FISHER MAIDEN.

price. So that it wouldn't be q very
difficult matter to get up a summer out
fit at low cost. Ginghams make very
pretty, indeed, with the addition of
little fine white embroidery, and then q
gingham washes SO well that it can al
ways be kept fresh.
A pretty challie which / have Just
been admiring is Of a very deep shrimp
pink. The left side is caught half way
up and bordered and hung with narrow
black velvet ribbon, of which there Is q
considerable quantity on the round
bodice as well.
away this week, of deep rich fawn.
speckled all over with pale turquoise
dots A turquoise silk waist matched
the dots, and the jacket fronts were
made very short SO as TO display a good
deal of the pretty shade.
The girl that wears this has one Of
the ARREST and most exquisite summer
gowns have yet seen. 1t is made Of
pure white gauze over delicate mauve
silk. think n is the prettier for its
perfect simplicity. The skirt is gath
cred one, and has something Of q train.
The bodice Is simply shirred on stand
ing collar. and gathered in at the waist
under a silver belt. She will wear an
all black hat with this gown and white
gloves and shoes.
A quaint gown for afternoons is made
of pink crepon. and has for q trimming
on ITS close fitting skirt two rufi1es at
the edge, then three bands Of black vel
vet ribbon quite far apart, and then two
more ruffles. 80 that the trimming comes
almost half way up. The bodice is per-
fectly plain and tight fitting, and Is
trimmed with lace about eight inches
deep, which starts at the collar in the
back and is carried down in an inverted
v 70 each side under the arm; then it
goes round straight till the two ends
almost meet in front, where they both
stop, and being like genuine petit
coat. while little black velvet bows
stand over them like sentinels.
Or do you like white linen? That
makes charming afternoon gown. with
the skirt embroidered in a pretty vine
pattern all around. and edged with a
narrow f'ounce of white mousseline de
sole. and bodice of the same, simply
plated
A fishing party that starts ont next
week will include at least one very
pretty and rather daring costume. The
young maiden that will wear il is going
in for genuine work; she's bound she'll
catch something. and that her costume
will not interfere with free indulgence
in the sport so her slightlv-draped
skirt Of dark blue linen reaches only a
little below the knees. Her waist Is of
ecru linen, tight fitting. trimmed with q
deep lace collar. The collar is kept
down. So that IL can't Hy or become
troublesome, BY dark blue straps over
the shoulders which are fastened at the
top Of the skirt by big buttons Her
bag is slunc across her shoulder. abe
carries her net in her hand, and with
her hrcad-rimmesi hat Of the same
heavy lace tina. trims the dress, shading
we'll her face. she u ready 10 battle
with wind and wave. and even fsh-
Ribbons do not seem - be falling
FROM Trsce They still have the smile
and favor ~ the feminine public Wiy.
/ saw one dress the other day that wSs
one macs 81 little black velvet bows.
scattered all over And the hat
worn with n ~s@ truly imposing II
ws~ hre~A-rimsned. arspsping leghcrn.
with three long ioop~ ~ palest yeiso~
laid fat spsn the vide hrsm ip frpnt
Edvsag The two outer 49, wese two
black s~tssch tip- slsa Asten-a down
tight. ARD where th~ tAsre yeilo~ ioop-
tsin>-i sgrsnx thrr@ saess stsf tises
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