Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30

eut miniatures or tloSo OF tlelE el4efos
more decided color contrasts are no.
hceable however, which for little peO-
pie Is always advantageous. Gored or
full skirts are optional, length remain
ing about the same; shoulders very
FULLY trimmed with ruitleS, cape effects
10 velvet, vests or added basQues, not
unireQuently CUT In points, or full
straight round double pieces, below a
velvet belt. Round, COl0red satin yOkes
closely shirred or Of plain satin with
rows Of ecru lace, put on flat, and
rcrcrs extending all around the
shoulders are effective styles
OF trimming. ln the way
OF outdoor garments, a long cloak hav-
Ing fancy plated shoulder cape and
collar above called a "Gretchen, is
used for children from four 20 eight,
and from four 10 twelve, "Reeiers'
also, With broad square collars, immense
TCCcrS, dropping sleeves and umbrella
back are very stylish, then the regular
jacket comes FOR those who are older.
The little ones are well provided with
all sorts OF dainty garments, among
which Is a nainsOOg short dress, with
round yoke OF hemstiJched tuckS,
ruftled with fine embroidery; the cuffs
tucked and ruHled, aud the skirt is full
with q deep hem. Price SI.OO. A little
day robe has the fullaess gathered 20
the neck band, and falls 90 wide, full
folds, with neck aud sleeves edged by
embroidery. Price 63 cts.
FOR BABY BOYS
from two 20 three years old, a suit Of
blue and white-Striped Galatea, consist
ing Of plated skirt, jacket with rolling
collar, turned-back cuffs and white
lawn blouse waist, trimmed Throughout,
with fine embroidery, is especially
ADAPTED 90 the interval between frOcks
and trousers. Prices from S2.65, $500
and S3.65. For boys from four 20 ten
years Of age nothing is better suited for
school or general wear than s. Nor
fOlE' suit OF fancy striped or mixed
CheviOt. An iimitabIe variety is
brought about in wash suits Of Galatea,
cheviot, drills, ducks, Madras cloths or
Bedford cords by stripes OF all cClOrs or
sizes used in com t.lati0n with plain
material, set off with 0rading or but
tons This Information Isl the result OF
a visit 90 Best's LIiputian Bazaar, iu
West Twenty-third street. place de-
voted exclusively 90 the manufacture
of children's wear, and mothers who
cannot visit in person vii. get the best
idea of what children are wearing by
sending 10 them for o spring catalogue.
COTroNs ARE VOW
a very important department OF dress
fabrics. riva,ing silks or woods DO sOit
finish and dclica,e c0.0riHg, Puc6ered
crep0ns, Scotch g.nghams showing
groundwork OF rounded squares crossed
by hair hue stripes. BedouiG cloth,
silk giugEamE or sltns iD broad,
changeabis stripes on pencil. lined sure
faces, varied Jy chiue figures, are all
charming summer materials; especially
the last mentioned, which so closely re-
semtles the new chine silks that the
touch alone disDsIs the Illusion. The
parta.itY FOR stripes pervades an classes
OF cotton goods, tne proportion OF
striped dimIties being very large; exc
ceptlous, however, exist in glazed linen,
duck or piqle, which ere all again 10
great favor.
THE ECONOMY
or independent waists seems 90 be fully
recognized, and chaDgsa5Ie silk with o.
small figure or striped silk are the most
favored materials, made either pointed
or round waist or with a skirt several
inches long Fancy Jokes, o Y at
back and front or a very full waist with
three tiny tucks outlining a yoke, are
pretty styles. Lace, however. is largely
called into reQuisitiOn as sleeve caps
bretel.es belts, or run On tn fiat rows
across huge leg o. mutton sleeves, and
velvet also is used in twists around
pointed waists, collars or sleeves.
rsrl.r-,-.r our,-r,-.-
have not shown any very decided novel;
ties I'm ways Of making Oyers6irts not
uredominating 90 any great extent.
Black, eniivened by q color, is illus
trated I'm an elegant combination cos
tume The lower skirt is OF luStreless
satin with a twelv8-inch band Of richly
colored chine silk, edged by q black
Brussels net ruCh.Dg as foot trim
ming, the upper edge finished with
pointed ecru lace. Black crepOn,
with woven silk rutieS, forms
the overskirt laid in points,
falling gradually away from the front
toward the back drapery. The waist is
round with pep.um front. crepon rcrrS
and pale blue chiffon vest The upper
sIeeves are of chine silk, with satin
lower sleeve, both edged with pointed
ecru lace, and on the corSage az the
back, band OF chine silk fills the space
between the shoulders Three black
satin rosettes, one above the other,
with Rhinestone buckles at the centre,
are placed 40 che left side oi the cor
cage. ana two similar ones are at the
back.
ruE AsCENDrNcI oF BLACK MORE
fs noticeable Iu rar1s1.s. tle seasons
leading style being ot ibis favored ma
ter,aI With insertion and edge OF hoavy
black lace. or "nutter lace isl some-
times q fashionable substitute. Alter
nate rows of white and black lace de-
tarmine she stII-eZ.st.nz popularity %
these extremes. and white mo.re ru cd
with white Po.lt DO Gene lace, is -eNt
fn favor. Palmer styles are 'u co.ored
silk stripes Oh white. or pure white
with white euame ei handles Co'ored
cbarreabIe silk, b0rdercd by tw1-.nch
hand OF another shade, are desirable for
general use. and tbe "caue umbrella, 20
a COMPROMISE between plrasoi and um-
hreIa. has o large, notwithstanding
German cherry handle, either half
5ouare, or a shepherd crook
FANNIE FIELD.
BELLAIEE