Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-29

the grasses. One was a wide black chip
with q fiat black velvet bow fastened by q
gllded buckle. One side of the brim was
caught up with a large bunch Of scarlet
poppies, with black centers. Another hat
was Of white chip with the briln bent in
ono point upward, and just over the fore
head were set three pink roses. On the
outside there were enormous white wing
like gauze bows, and one rose with q long
stem standing up straight and stiff. A
white chip with q wide brim caught up
in three plaits in the back had seven or
eight sharp little black wings standing up
amid a row of small black velvet hoops
and bows. White chip and black lace
made another very pretty hat. The lace
was arranged in four fans, each standing a
different way. A stylish neapolitan straw,
black and green braid, had q scarf of surah
with dark green polka dots, twisted
around it and drawn up into bows in front
and at the side. There was no other trim
ming.
Brown straw, with brown ribbon in
three shades, made another very pretty
hat. There was a white alpine hat worn
with q white and blue duck suit. The hat
had q white ribbon and q tiny white bird
on one side. These white alpine straw
hats are perhaps more stylish thar any
other kind, and they go admirably well
with all kinds of blazer suits and with
tailor gowns The bonnets were as diver
sifled as the hats, and from the midgetlike
mite perched on the top of the head or the
regal coronet to the bonnet that looked
not unlike a moi cap there were not 10
minutes difference in their appearance
along the range of my vision.
Ono very uI1nint aD6 Drnttv hopr NOT loel--
ed as much like an afternoon cap as any
thing. There was q punched up mass of
creamy lace, held in loose plaits, and on
the Font and both sides were bunchos of
pale pink satin ribbon with q corded edge.
The bows were more like tied loops than
bows, as they are generally made nova
days stifened with wire, for these fell as
they wiled or futtered in the breeze. The
simplicity of this bonnet and the unstud-
led effect 1t gave to the wearer were worth
striving for. I will mention one other
article OF headwear, and that was q white
leghorn hat for a little girl. 1t was turn
ed up SO that it became O tricorne and had
a band Of white ribbon around it and a
white rosette with a silver quill thrust
through it. It was lawfully cute" This
peculiar style of continental was designed
and intended to be worn with the boys con-
tinental II Tuxedo suits. Boys wouldn't
wear them, and they were just the thing
for the pretty little girls who have fluffy
hair, and so the boys suddenly found
themselves obliged to wear wide brimmed
sailors, and the girls rejoice in the jolly
little three cornered hats. I expect to see
the boys make a strike for them. Girls can
wear the wide brimmed sailors too.
I do not think the season has given us a
prettier design in any kind of goods than
the polka dot foulard. This is a stuff
made Of mohair, which is glossy and al
most silky in appearance. White with
dots, large or small, set close together or
far apart, singly or in clusters of three and
fine, and in any of the seasons colors, it is
lovely for young girls. 1t seems specially
suited for them. The surahs and printed
midas and new crepons, when produced in
the same design, are beautiful for young
folsk. A very dainty gown for a young girl
of 16 was made of gold colored dotted vi