The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-08-28


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some That Are remely Eashiona-'
BILE This season.
a shadow veil comes IN the very finest.
black or white silk tulle, and is cuton q
pattern SO skillfully manip llated that.
when the veil is pinned IL place not q
single wrinkle crosses ones face. The
pattern takes somewhat the form OF q.
glbbous moon, and the point striyens
after is to avoid wrink les in the veil
ing, for they seem to throw lines Of age
into the face. The bottom edge OF q
shadow veil has narrow selyage, and.
then through the tulle run, an eighth
of an inch apart, parallel lines.of black
thread that are very fine. Shad wells
lSare sold with six, eight or ten of these.
lines, some of them running up high
enough to cast their shadow over the
mouth, while coquettish young ladies.
wear those that have lines clear up to:
the level of the eyes. rs !
It is almost an applicable, butney-
ertheless very important, fact that any
skin under Well-lined shadow veil ap-I
pears to excellent advantage, and that
under this cobWeb covering, whether.
bought in black or white, defects Of
the facial cuticle are not apparent to
the naked eye.
With sailor hats two kinds of new
yelling are worn, the batiste veil, to
keep off sunburn and freckles, and the
fish net, to show off fresh young skin
Every woman is going to the country
this summer with at least a half dozen
batiste wells packed in her bag, because,
they are the only absolutely sure shield
against the sun, and because they wash,
SO that it is never necessary to wear one
longer than two or three days at time.
llhey are pretty, zoo, as well as useful;,
the majority cut in squares, and hav-
ing three little hemstitched tucks rune.
ming around three sides OF the square,
while the fourth side gathers up with
line white cotton cord, and is intended
to be tied about the crown Of the hat.
This makes a veil very easy of adj.
justlnent, and es the body of it is usual,
" white, with the tucks in pale pink,
blue or green, the general effect is .ex--5
ceedi1ngly gay. Naturally only the very
sheerest batiste is used, and in the
laundry these squares are merely
washed out and ironed without starch
ing or folding them. Fish net is the sin,
gle fashionable dotted veil this season:
IT'S woven in a very wide mesh, ex-!
actly like castnet, and at every angle
in the weaving q tiny chenille dot is;
placed. Black fish nets have gray dots.
brown nets have dark blue dots, and
red ones green dots, and one prime
recommendation M OF the weave is that
it is as strong as II woven OF but.
tonhole twist and positively refuses to
wrinkle. ..3 81
All these innovations, however, have
not quite done away with that mainstay
of late years, the chiffon veil. It is the.
only face protector women now buy by
the yard, for all other smart wells are
made up to pin right over ones hat.
The really admirable chiffon yelling is
not at present dotted, but figured in
pretty lace and chenille designs. For
instance, you can buy white chiffon
yelling, all over with minute green+yel--
vet shamrocks, or gray chiffon enl.;
*broidered along the edges with corn
~ = 80 Pc W , 1te4f
chiffons, that is, on the material tiny
leaves, stars or circles Of net or'lace are
applied and the chiffon cut out under
meath.
But all these veilings are mere frivol-
tiles beside the net draperies meant for
the tOp-loftical, Ose-smothered hats