The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1894-07-12

ION have refused to abandon the
graceful simplicity of outline that
has produced such beautiful results.
Skirts indeed, are less trimmed
than formerly, adornment being
chiefly reserved for waists and the
immense popularity of independent
waists, has often induced much
elaboration on the corsage with
skirts but slightly adorned in COM
parison, At times, however, the
INDEPENDENT WAIST.
Is anything but blouse and with
trim effect, gives a look of great
neatness. On the contrary, never
theless, one may seem wrapped in
pillows of tulle or chiffon, with skirt
to correspond or again, and this is
a favorite idea-the skirt may be of
brocade or other rich material with
waist of diaphanous fabric laid in
folds, ruf1les or accordion plaitings.
Silks made plainly, are charmingly
added to by marie Antoinette fichus
that cross in front and either meet
or are tied at the back. For these
lovely additions chiffon is most used
for evening and similar ones that
may be worn either for day or ev-
ening, are of dotted muslin or point
desprit, sometimes the dots being
in colors on white.
FOR MORNING.
tits impossible to overestimate
the popularity of duck suits Their
style, GOODNESS and serviceable
qualities, which even in this fash
ionable resort, go for something,
are inestimable and the colored vest
gives just the required touch OF
iauntiness. Those who can afford it
are supplied with suits Of pure
white either in linen or linen and
silk, but equal prestige attaches to
outfits IN the favorite butter yell
low or those in white, showing min
ute specks of color set in close bro
cade designs. Many persons how
ever, wear quite genteel suits in
stripes of dark blue, tan, brown or
solid colors in the same. For morn
ing walks, drives or short excursions
these dresses lead and after the
days outing, whether on land or
water, all agree that nothing so
effectually moves sunburn or is SO
cooling to the skin, as Murray and
Lanman's Florida Water Among
visitors here there seems but one
opinion as to its delightful refresh
ing qualities and owing to the ex-
IRENE heats in June, unusual liber-
al supplies were purchased by trav-
elers and summer tourists.
FOR HOPS.
And villa parties, lovely dresses
are made of India lawn, nainsook or
embroidered muslin, the latter
sometimes in patterns shat reach
the entire length of the skirt and
where the material is plain, rows OF
insertion, with one or more edged
ruffles or flounces, are eminently in
order. The favorite style for these
is accordion plating that sometimes
appears throughout, even for waist
and sleeves and much dressiness re.
suits from making them over silk,
Both in embroidered and plain IA
brics, delicate colors are noticeable
More expensive evening gowns are
made Of guaze over silk and ex
tremely beautiful ones are of gauzC
in MORE patterns.
"Mrs. Y" an examination OF
of handsome dresses at Saratoga
shows that all worthy the name, are
protected by, the S. H. and M. first
quality bias velveteen skirt binding
which is acknowledged to be IA
superior to all other articles OF the
kind, since by texture and the bes
dye, it retains color and wears t
the last. Many women know thu
annoyance caused by a giving GU
Of the skirt binding long befor'
the dress is worn and they will b.
glad to know Of Il class of good
which bring comfort in place of vex
alton S. Fl. and NJ. is on every
belt.
lucy" Embroidered batiste j
the newest introduction for yoke
and epaulettes are to match 4
| Maria Antoinette fichu of blacl
chiffon or point d'esprlt would b.
tasteful with your pale grey silk.
LUCY CARTER