Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

curved and futed and upcurving shape
suggested . shell of the sea, and whose
color carried out the idea; for,
ike the boat OF the Cnlprit Fay,
you remember: "a sculler's notch In
the stern be made. IN oar he shaped OF
the bootle blade" for his she'll craft
that CLEANED like sllvery pearl without
and glowed with purple paint within.
OILY this shell was pink within. not
purple, and the pink was a sprigged
silk OF lovely pattern. just rejecting
upon the fair face beneath IL the
slightest touch OF rosy liant For
frolicsome hat OF outer shape, l can
imagine nothing prettier, but one muss
wear IL by the sea.
Straw OF pearl white. straw OF pale
tsn straw Of golden yellow, OF oiack'
OF pink, OF cream-here Is variety
enough 10 hat material, even IL 1t were
not that more range OF color ana tex.
ture shows in lining OF lace, OF SILK, OF
satin. Here are some fetching comoi-
nations:
With tan straw, guipure insertion,
black lace and roses all the way from
pink to deepest red. and a oandeau OF
black velvet or ivy leaves aud berries
and black silk.
With golden yellow, loop straw, Q
brim OF drawn black net, oorderod with
foil ruche with red roses and tiny JET
ornaments for trimming.
With pink straw. pink roses, ana
black net, bordered with white gulpure
there's your whisky and water asaini
mn
aud irridescent birds wings. Or. ior
very simple hat, wide white SILK riooon
tied In a Dig bow aud two white wings
Or bladk velvet with fan.shaped bows
OF white lace aud diamond buckle for
the vanishing point thereof.
A hat OF piQuant effect Is an enor-
nous poke bonnet with wide flaring rim
tilted upright above the face aud
brought low over the ears with ribbon
ties which are used in Dig bow under
the chin, and big and billowy masses OF
ostrich plumes piled upon the crown
Almost the same form OF hat, by sew
ing the ribbons on the under side, can
be worn as hat and menacing rs
buzz saw, with spikes and boos and
plumes upon 1t. Not all the efforts OF
the Audubon Society have availed TO
prevent the use OF birds wings
in hat trimmings They will be
worn this fall more than for some time
past. And, really, us no worse than
eating meat. IL isn't as bad. For the
wing worn on a hat means only the lie
OF the bird and hurts not the wearer.
Meat, which we eat to excess, costs the
life OF the eaten besides harming tho
health OF the eater. Let US return 10
the Arcadian simplicity OF berries aud
milk and watercress and deck ourselves
in fine raiment OF wool trimmings, OF
seaweed and yellow leaves. Believe
me. we sha II be the better for IL.
AID speaking OF yellow leaves. Every
botanist knows that spring begins while
yet 'tis autumn. and surely every costu-
mer knows that autumn begins upon the
hither verge OF spring. 1t is never safo
in fashions TO prophesy more than ono
month ahead. Two months is guess,
three a conjecture, all beyond that tho
limbo OF the unknowable. The wise In
such matters say that we shall have tho
sleeve for the present nearly stationary
in size and unhidden by
cape or collarette; that waists
will shorter grow and skirts
more scant, and that you must buy
right away two little side combs and