Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-22

Of taseta. On account Of its fuzzy. full
effect, it was particularly be{om'ng to
the tan. slender girl OF fifteen Who wore
it. The skirt was Of gauze sfcordion
plated The bodice was a blouseN or the
clear yellow gauze accordion plated Il
fastened in an invisible way at the front.
1t was trimmed round with a full ruche
of pumpkin-yellow gauze that gave the ef-
feet of a round yoke. Failing from the
bottom OF the yoke were two frills of the
same shade OF gauze. accordion plated,
that were edged with ruches OF deep fame
colored gauze.
They gave the effect OF short bolero.
The sleeves were draped from the wrist
and were pulled rather generously at the
top. They were Of the pumpkin-colore9
gauge. The same shade OF gsuze was
employed in the draped collar that was
mounted by frills OF the lighter shade OF
gauge The crush velvet ceinture was OF
a deep shade of burnt orange.
A veritable picture hat was worn
with this gown. 1t was big Leghorn
fat trimmed with quantities Of mas
turtiums and their leaves.
Another attractive gown worn by one
of the half-grown girls was of grass
cloth made over a lining Of drab lawn.
The skirt was made with two deep
frills. They were edged with batiste
embroidery worked with green silk.
The bodice was blouse OF the pierre
ed batiste, with tracing or green silk
threads around the designs. 1t was cut
square-necked, with rutfie of the ba-
tiste edging finishing ii. The sleeves
were leg-of-mutton sleeves, made OF
the grass cloth.
Over the blouse was worn a short
bolero of hunters green tafIeta, lined
with white china silk. 1t was trimmed
with rows of deep cream lace run
through with narrow black velvet rib
bons. The lapels Of the bolero were
trimmed around with a facing Of the
embroidered batiste. The belt was Of
hunters-green taffeta ribbon.
AN ANGEL IN PINK.
A sweet little pink frock worn by
wee slip Of girl was of batiste. IL
vas made over a white taffeta slip.
The skirt was made up with innumer-
able little cores, joined together with
Irish point insertion. The waist was a
blouse of the batiste, trimmed with two
entre-deux of the Irish point at the
front and three at the back.
1t was cut with long, rounded point
at the front that showed vest Of Irish
point over pale violet taffeta. At the
back the Irish point showed in the
form of round yoke. The blouse was
finished with a broad collar Of the Irish
point II was edged with narrow frlll
OF the same that followed the edge OF
the vest.
The sleeves were close-ftting and
were mounted by short puffs. The cein-
ture was of rather broad taffeta ribbon
in an unusual shade of pale violet that
harmonized so well with the pink shade
Of the frock.
The sturdier little frock noticed was
made of linen lawn, in a pretty shade
Of cadet blue, the skirt was slightly
gored and plain. The waist was a
blouse, with a berthe of white China
silk, trimmed with appliques OF heavy
deep cream lace. The sleeves Of the
lawn were nutton-leg sleeves. This
fTock was worn with guimpe of shir-
red white null. The belt was Of white
taffeta ribbon, that was finished at the
back with a butterfly bow.
The greatest pride was taken in the
toilets Of the children by those who
planned the banquet" and in every
case a close resemblance to a flower
could be traced One little French child