The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
FASHION NOTES.


long pleased with one fabric as she
has been with crepon.
White wings are used with flowers
on hats of yellow, rough straw with
medium wide. straight brims.
Chiffon fichus are beautiful MS acces.
series on class day gowns of silky
crepon or white striped taifeta.
The new and correct shade is the
reddest red that could be imagined.
Nothing IN nature compares to it.
Stem and art green's in denim and
linen are in great demand for making
summer lounge and floor cushions.
Huge bows of colorcd taffeta ribbon
are often the only trimming on hats
which closely resemble the sailor in
shape.
New crepel zephyr goods appear in
stripes, plain, chineed, or else erin
killed. in the way familiar IN old time
seersuckers
Dainty swivel silk dresses have for
garniture various accessories of open.
| patterned white nainsook embroidery
and satin ribbon.
The new straw hats come in every
imaginable color, plain, shot and
plated, but the most popular hats for
midsummer are butter yellow.
"a dainty little bonnet is of pulled
chiffon over passementerie edge.
The crown is of passementerie, and
the trimming is of ostrich tips.
Brown straws, trimmed with yellow
or blue flowers, are very popular, aud
sha led grasses are tied into unique
loops, which are used as ribbon.
A blouse waist of silk or cotton
with n skirt Of tweed, serge or mohair
makes the most comfortable and prac.
teal travelling dress for summer.
Some very elegant satin and bro.
caded satin skirts open in front in di.
rectorle style over n gored skirt, or Il
simulated one, of plain or striped satin
Panama hats, trimmed with velvet
and pheasant's wing, are useful hats
ut the seashore, where perishablo
things will not survive the dampness
of one day.
Bead garniture of rich and ela5
crate sort is becoming n rage. There
is no handsomer trimming made, and
it rarely stays out of favor for any
length of time.
Wraps to wear over bathing cos.
tunes are made Of any sort of fancy
plaid. Heavy material is preferable,
as 1T stays in place much better and is
m ore manageable.
Finely woven zephyr cottons of q
single color, either light or dark, arc
shown with machine embroidered in
sertlons around the skirt, and similar
bands for the waist and sleeves.
One of the most desirable everyday
hats is made of fancy chip in IL modi
fed sailor fashion. IT is turned up at
tho back, and trimmed with many
loops OF satin-striped Rauze ribbon.
The little close bonnet fitting the
head and occupying but little more
space than n head-dress is much liked.
A handsome model is made of box
plated velvet, with three full ostrich
tips.
Some of the new weaves in donblc
width, all-silk crepon, though exceed.
/ lngly tempting and beautiful, are
quite beyond the reach of those who
count their dollars in doing their
shopping.
Velvet sleeves and soft belts are
worn with dresses of extremely thin
material. A dress of embroidered
chiffon over silk has enormous pnTs of
velvet for sleeves and soft belt set
on c5rslet fashion.
A novelty TO wear with m Eton suit
OF black satin trimmed with Jet bands
IS shirt waist of pink or yellow tar.
fcta, belted in mt the waist, the wi 10
box plat in front and the collar GOV.
cred with a ietted lace insertion.
a stylish waist is made of tafTeta in
shepherds plaid. The front is in
blouse fashion, With plats from the
very narrow yoke. A long point OF
lace is sc ged down each of these plaits
TO the bust. There is lace collar
aud a standing ruching OF the tafleta.
The sleeves are very large, with taffeta
RULES below the elbows