Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-02
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,p0ndsncs oCths Rs0istsr.
~, June so. - White tea
notQuite SuCn a furOre as
30 seasons since, and even
they are still In good de-
hey make up IN daintiness
icy may have lost in num-
e3o Der. One / came
SO across to-day,
lust imported
from a famous
ElNFM French dress
~. EeI9 maker was so
SaltA3 very graceful
TllHkS and novel that |
~ liA- obtained permis-
dk,iARi3SA sion 70 show to
}tN|NkM my gentle read
gVWl INV ers. 1t was Of
RS{IlllG cream ehalle,
HNsslsM figured in soft,
f94Fsll9S indistinct flowers
kRSkJhiIe Of pink, mauve
r I'm FFl and green. The
D !: E.: i: +: s.: !: s: ): :: +: !:
~ shrimp pink
rvA cowN china Grape,
Nv draped. The sleeves were
in the upper and cream Span
the lower part, with band
between. Down the front,
rom the shoulder line, was a
Spanish lace which marked
between the challle aud the
A prettier gown could be
imagined.
K it would be very pretty made
ray aid zephyr gingham, with
le stouter wash laeeS for garni-
could hardly fail to be pretty
What it was made OF, so that
were judiciously assorted.
ler lovely gowns were shown
N grace the garden feteS at
OFT soon, and as always think we
ave a right to share in pretty things
,sent them. One consolation in
shaking this season is that the home
shaker can so easily reproduce the
ornate Of them.
e OF these was Of maize China silk,
very pale but large pink roses and
leaves. The sleeves we're modified
mutton; the waist a simple Spen-
With the poke Of lace over pale pink
4 silk. Around the bottom is band
e lace bordered with narrow moss
, velvet ribbon, which also is ar
q In a series Of bOwknOts as trim
both on skirt and across the bust.
D. is OF pearl gray Milan straw,
mining OF pink and green velvet
% black princes feathers.
lther is Of gray printed cashmere,
lcess back and front, with vest
K Grape, and with simulated
L Of white lace, which also forms
Of the sleeve. Garnet velvet rib
dds finishing touch In the way
settles and bOrderings. The hat is
slow straw-Alpiue crOwn-with
II feathers and gold stick pin orna-
.ong the many ephemeral fancies
2 season Is that Of the blouse waist.
is q most comfortable garment,
sularly adopted to youth, though
debarred from those who have
d their girlhoOd, II is is made OF
), muslin, silk or outing cloth. IL
imple loose waist with a rundown
r and a jabot or frill down the
made OF plating Of the same.
de Of navy blue surah or China
With a white frill il is very pretty
modest. With red frill il is more
.ng. With one OF the same mate
: is Quieter and more refined. Made
leo 10 looks clean and fresh, and
y kind Of goods tits loose, cool and
ortable; but no material or trim
can make It dressy. II is for ordi-
occasions, when comfort and the
ise &C. le's arm are the prime con-
atoms.
ESQ blouse waists can be worn with
/, OF serge or cloth, and short
r Jacket can be slipped on II the
turns cool. They are very handy
orning wear for young persons.
otice that the old style lace shaw
be worn as an elegant wrap by such
} fortunate enough to have them.
3 is nothing more truly refined or
Ike, but they are not worn in the
ay, but are drawn no in sort OF
form and held in place by fancy