Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01

with appliques of heavy deep cream
lace, and they were finished at the edge
with tiny full frills OF deep butter
eolored. .,valenciennes- The sleeves
were close-ftting plain sleeves mount
! ed by two frills Of mousseline de sole,
! with valenciennes lace edging them.
! The collar and girdle were of black
1 satin.
A white blouse worn.by young girl
! of eighteen was made of gauze over a
| thin white satinette lining to insure
coolness.
VERY ELABORATE.
1t was a full blouse with square
yoke of embroidered gauZe, and opened
at the left shoulder and under arm
seam. The yoke was eordered with a
broad insertion OF old English lace
! studded with big round turquoise
| stones. Around the bottom of the
yoke there was a broad frill OF en-
| broidered gauze that was draped I'D 10
the left side of the 'front.' OF the yoke.
! where. it was held with a turquoise
brooch: From there it was gathered
| into cascade that was caught at the
I white taffeta belt with a similar
( brooch, and the ends Of the cascade
fell three inches below the belt.
The sleeves were close-fitting sleeves
OF the satinette and were covered with
the gauze gathered into tiny perpen-
| dicular ~puffs. At the top, OF the
sleeves the gauze was draped to give
a pulled effect.
One OF these light bodices worn by
woman in second mourning was
made of white gauZe with large black
plaid. Ii was plain, back and front,
and bloused t-sf1e over the girdle. AT
the left side the blouse fastened with
two white taffeta revens that fell IN
plaits. These were bordered with ac-
cordeon-pleated frills OF white gauZe.
The tall straight collar was OF black
satin. A rosette Of black satin gave
finish TO the black satin belt, IL was
placed at the foot Of the revers.
The sleeves were plain leg-of-mutton
sleeves with but little fulness at the
tops.
A great many of these white gauzy
blouseS are made over thin white
lawn, as a lining Of tatfeta or satin
lends additional warmth that is any
thing but desirable in summer waist.
DREAMS IN SWISS.
A simple blouse made in this way
was of swiss, dotted with silver. The
long yoke was OF tucked swiss. plain,
with tiny frills OF black gauze edging
the tucks Around the bottom OF the
yoke was bertha OF the dotted swiss
edged with tiny frills of the black
gauze. The frll decreased in width
at the front and followed the edges OF
the bodice in front, where IL fastened.
The girdle was a broad girdle OF white
taffeta, rounded at the bottom and
trimmed round with narrow bands of
black velvet. The sleeves OF the dot
ted swiss were close fitting.
Miss Stevenson, the daughter OF the
ex-Vice President, | saw at dinner at
the Continental. She wore pretty.
girlish white blouse with light gray
popin skirt.
It was OF white gauZe over white tat
feta. The gauze was put on very full
and was shirred in horizontal rows
that formed tiny ruches. over the
shoulders, back and front. fell narrow
tabs Of ivory satin, covered with Brus-
sells applique These were edged with
tiny frills of butter-colored gauze.
corselet effect, wrought with the Brus-
sells applique.
The sleeves were Of the white gauze
over taffeta. The gauze was shirred
in perpendicular ruches, with entire
deux of the lace. They were mounted
with two rufiles OF the gauze. Frills
OF the butter-colored gauze gave n nm
ish at the wrists. The collar was
high straight collar OF ivory satin
mounted by frills OF butter-colored
gauze.
ELBOW SLEEVES.
The sleeves were close fitting elbow
sleeves with puff of the felled gauze
inserted at the tops. The gauze was
draped at the bottom OF the sleeve 10
give finish. There was a TALL wired
Medicis collar of the gauze that extend
ed just trine in front OF the shoulder
seams.
The most Independent blouse was
worn by girl who wouldn't dress
up" IL was a tan linen blouse Of most
unusual cut The waist proper was
belted with band OF deep brown satin
ribbon TO match the silk figures in the
linen
Over the waist there fell box pleats
of the material. front and back A
dressy look is given TO the waist by the
broad bands Of brown satin that form
the yoke. The sleeves are full puffs
II wasn't a dressy waist, but upon the
little veranda where dinner was served
It looked very neat and nice.
NINA GOODWIN.