The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-25

Triangular decorations IN the corners,
or chookoo borders composed OF small
squares Of triple material a. ligkt colors
are seen on white heudksrchIsfs.
Tom Thumb" heus, u,oosuring less
.nan , y s9.ra q 2. insk, are seen on plain
True loverJ knots and tiny bouquets la
the dainty and fashionable pompadonr
summer handkerchiefs.
have Described ~ well - can the
most striking Of those that I saw, but II
should purchase, white one would be my
choice. For common use, they have very
good assortment Of unlaundsrst, with en-
broidcred initial, and . reality fins one
can Be found for 30 cents.
Haye you heard Of rose petal pillow
which e sornething not TO BE- dispensed
with after IL II once obtained. Take all
the petals you can get and put them In q
thin " hite muslin case sprinkle them with
little hne salt: Make the outer cover
OF the pillow OF delicate pink or blue
large ribbon bow on one corner and YOU
have an ornament fit for any room.
" q rumored that the front hair OF the
iashionabIe woman is soon TO be worn ia
Z series OF graduated puffs. The hair will
be parted In the middle, and the longest
pun VIII be an inch long.
Bicycling ID becoming more and more
popular for ladies. K recent Hsrper's
Bazar has large plate, representing the
new bicycle costume said to be in actual
use BY pretty Parisian lasses in the Bois de
bouiogne. IL consists OF cut away Jacket
and just full knickerbockers, pure and
= 111w nj LUu< II
must see tie Lycsum Thestre,s success. "a ys
"Thc Amaxons,o and you will find these
samo knickerbockers - refreshingIy at
tractive In actual use a. they are chic In
the fashion plate. The three Amazons are
iresh, young English girls, whose mother
Ito console herself for the lack of SOM
puts them into sensible masculine attire
sports OF country lie. Lady Tommie
makes her first entrance by vanlting over
. gate, and so the play goes on with gums.
dogs, whips, spurs, dumb bells and Indian
clubs as the property Of the heroines.
All ends, OF course, to the music OF we'd
ding bells: Miss Cayvan and her two as
sociates, the Amsxons, are SO refined
and unconscious in corduroy and Kersev
that one studies the details of their suits
with even more enthusiasm than one
gives to Worth creation. A prettier
scene cannot well be imagined than where
the "Amaxons" Just back from DAYS
sport, entertain their lovers at an out-of-
door afternoon tee. 1t is q trifie odd TO
sec tea-drinking without n lutter Of
lace and silk, but It il charming ali the
same.
felt 80 sorry for little chap who sat
opposite me on an Elmwood car this
morning. His shirt was n balloon ~
white cam brio with yards OF friliing no
and down tho front, around the collar
and adorning the turn-back cuffs.
Over this he wore . tiny jacket OF
green vclveteen and his little legs were
put into bits OF pants Of the same cheer
ful color. His boots were real oirl,s
button boots with fancy tons. but worst
Of all was the checked Windsor tie. which
was under his chin, with the pin scratch
Ing him l know. He was a7nmomn,ie's
darling"
II the birthday Of some. gentleman of
The household Is approaching, one of the
new brfcr wood pipes covered with per
Iorated silver would probably be appre-
slated ~ gift.
IL you wish to be In fashion this sum-
mer You must own an accordeon- plated
'kirt OF black silk muslin. It should be
made over . black silk lining. and be
worn with different colored silk waists.
The skirt should float from 4 band Of
black velvet, which will act as q waist
band and obviate the unpleasant parting
% frequent at the waist line bet ween bod.
&c and skirt. THE WoMAw'