The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
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o. looking at herself In ,bs ~ - aH'rlt "
s saa'. vs 0la shape and color S :, ma
, na,r whole a,or season through. 81 = ls
a new TIT, to why's .a', !, lust to Gil, !. :
somebody else. etst lnk n
!, 1 the, of 'ra the ne 'esptie, ., . p,,,,,..
~ - I'M Una. we can try on every r., n'a'r ~
IL we have q So purse .rs Wy wM y
IL doesn't make particle wv % " h
vep' that perhaps VIC ara ' tuiassas, !
we get home because W. w efcss ~
piuihase' But the wumu, s ssnt h,vs !.
because she can't ha~o VINO h upa,,s
never makes good shoop nna' 'ss nj s
The other day 1 went ia M,
ana after had pu, on cvc,, 50 !, A'',ns
knew / couldn't possibly se., ' n.y. "
what | would look like, / -, ~ ~
chatted awhile. ''' GOVT Y
"Gainsboroushs?" l asked
| Yes said Miss Re,,,,
MAJ mats, too. are worn to a ,r,. A. ~. ~
walking hats are used even =, aa
'aSions' but sailors-oh. dca, -, .
are entirely out. The connlsy ts,,,, !
very correct. and, for even,,. 1 ]
mats instead Of bonne,s."
Despite the law makersn ~.
pcrversity of fashion," HA M
IL bonnets are worn" shs ,..,
are small and run to LIGHT ,h,s~
The mode Of wearing hal. ,r,'.
one mead is passc for which i, y
lovc natural proportions he taapl,'I y
are worn strictly forward owe, n. "a
ne popular colors and comhln.,, ~
curious indeed. lIoilotropc IN li,s !.
dark shades, and emerald rrcrr ' ~
alone and together with s,r,t,,s J..
Gray, too, Is stylish. and bl.st -
nueh IN vogue Flowers are SHADED ~
of course, viclcts hold their own
Ribbons are not much used s,,.r, !.
1 MORE. Paradise feathers and cs,ri.A ~
are on everything. As for orn,w.,,' ~ A,
mas entirely gone out, and steal IN. r
used In bands and buckles.
picked up a very taking v,lllu, a. !.
the Table II was of the new emerald M,
velvet, with bands Of dark helIotroo,' w "
wouldn't think they combine, bnl M a
On the right side there was ste.l brrL
and on the left large Spanish coou, sn
Ing over the rim. =
There was a beautiful black yeIy,t c,,.
borough, with long ostrich feather, an n
right side and white velvet banda and ~
buckles on the left.
Miss Reagan shows--or you can M IN
for yourself because they are firht N,
on the table-two little thing, for er,sh1
wear.
One was little bonnet 10 green and mr.
Pile. with steel wings and balls. AnnAu
was of llght blue chiffon, with rhine ~
and steel ornaments, with standing sawt
The latest thing is the beauty veil l
really is two wells in one. A black chm
veil, scattered with large chenille dcii /
attached by means Of Its dots 10 4 Y
pink tulle under veil. This gives he \.
coming soft rose flush TO the eompsria
One Of the prcttiest Of the new velh 1
white mousselinc dc sole. With VA
chenille dot. II is finished with u y.
Gordon plated rufae Of the white M,
sellne. bound with narrow black satin q,
bon. Tho veil may be worn With the n
either at the bottom or the top. lfvTr
the top it makes an effective trimmlal
the hat. Many of the wells are not Z
worn over the face, but they are usst
part of the trimming for the hat
A pretty glove for evening wear
novelty white suede, and the upper ~
which wells the arm, Is Of duchess ~
The spangles look well In green, pa
pretty idea is to have them match TIE @''
note of the costume.
Another novelty in evening dress "
long glove Of suede trimmed via -
frills. There are four frills arranEa v
ward the upper part Of the glove lOs'
the middle OF each frill 4 RIBBON y r.
which is then tied in bow, TINS s,v~
exceptionally chic and pretty ana W.
much toward improving the appesI.'Tr y
an arm which has lost Its plumpae
dances these gloves promise 10 % INV.
demand. 5000 "a
BESIDES the suede gloves, ulmna ~.
lace and ribbons. there are M NJ.
decorated in this fashion. Tnsy w
med with a lace fr!ll only at ,Is y" .rr 4.
frill is beaded by ribbon, wnl TA. y, v
circling it, Is tied in bow ~ ~
Ia partial TO the Princeton coloIi ~ ~
these gloves In black glace KID Wy
row bInck lace flounce and ys,m. a
Mt the ton. The backs o! me slo I'M
stitched not in silk, but VIII NV =
bends. .-uusd rlgs d
Even tho ordinary untrimm .,S;os, =
stitched this year in most IAs' ~ ,t,.dl|
ner MANY of the black gloves s Ths,, 81
with black and silver threads "a M
brown gloves stitched n tan ss ~
on5 . p, s Of pairs with iridss'sn'
for the stitching. .vsolns ~
For afternoon teas and ess .oIa
bright colorcd gloves are pe'ns fuislt
There is also new way o. md butls'|
gloves. In place Of buttons y InIads|
holes S there are clasps made ., .,s A. N
noaris Two pearls are on ohe mis- ~, ,isSh
p,a,s and one on the other siae' "a t,ss
b p overlaps the other Two '
the glove. ,,h,ch 1 an spe',l
are not confined to New Yo n,scr dg u
no found IN Houston. the a o.at counter .
bcfore a neat. up-todate glow : = lrssp.rlsssa
i iier s0p pun her skilled Anger, s,s avs
aioves until they lay liks , ssT mort -
s,Iyts hand a and wondered e, T soisy d
S So,b dp is more useful ana a0 tSiss Il
n9raT saw the lasss,s u s svss|
low, ,loye in stylish white and T, sor %
, Si,n Fellow stitching, in ian'y ,sish WI
,,ss l is the novel pearl cl chatty wari'
described above,