Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-08-25
SUNNI :. Wells.
Some That Are Eztremely Fnshiona-
BILE This Season

BILE Ts,is Season.
\ shadow veil comes III the yery nnest
black or white six lulIe, and is cut On a
pattern SO slilifully manipulated tn
When the veil IS pinned ia place Ra3 .
single wrinkle crosses ones rCee. s1e
pattern takes somewhat the t5rla Of .
gibbons moon, and the puiat steitea
alter is to avoid wrinkles in the veil
ing, ior they seem 10 throw lines q a&e
into the face. The bottom edge O.
shadow veil has a narrow sewage, ard
then through the tulle run, an eighth
81 an inch apart, parallel lines OF hlae..
thread that are very fine. Shadow wells
are sold with six, eight or ten Of these
lines, some OF them running Up high
enough to east their shadow over he
mouth, while coquettish young ladies
wear those that have lines clear up to
the level of the eyes.
1t Is almost an ineSplicable, but nev-
ertheless very important, fact that any
skin under Il well-lined shadow veil afl-
pears to excellent advantage. ard that
ander this cobweb covering, Whether
bought in black or white, defects OF
the facial euticle are not apparent to
she naked eye.
With sailor hats two kinds of new
yelling are worn, the batiste veil, 10
keep eff sunburn and freclles. and the
fish ret, to show Off a fresh young skin.
Every woman is going to the country
this summer with IT least q ha'f de..ea
batiste wells paebed in her loo. because
they arc the only absolutely sure shield
against the sun, and because they wash.
50 that it is never necessary toNear oao
longer than two or three days at tine.
They are pretty, too, as well as useful:
the majority cut in squares, aud haN.
ing three little hemstitched tueks rl,n-
ming around three sides Of the square.
while the fourth side gathers IN with
fine white cotton cord, and is intended
to be tied about the crown of the lat.
This makes veil very easy OF adj
justlnent, and as the body of ii is usual.
ly white, with the tucks in pale pink.
blue or green, the general effect is ex.
ceedingly 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.
'Tis woven in very wide mesh. OK
actly like castnet, and at every angle
in the weaving a tiny chenille dot is
placed. Black fish nets have cray dots.
brown nets have dark blue dots, ed
rcd ones green dots, and one prime
recommendation of the weave is that
it is as strong as if woven of but
tonhole twist and positively refuses TO
wrinkle.
All these innovations, however, have
not quite done away with that mainstay
of late years, the chiffon veil II is the
only face protector women now buy by
the yard, for all other smart wells arc
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 vel
vet shamroclzs, or gray chiffon en-
broidered along the edges with corn
flowers. Then there are perforated
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, rose-smothered hats
women are wearing. A veil for big
hat comes from yard and half to
two yards and a quarter long, edged
with lace, put on straight or in friil.
and this is first drawn over hat ard
face and tied in knot behind. a little
to the right Drawing the ends down. a
bow knot is formed and pinned to the
hair just back of the right ear, and
then the remaining length of net is
left to flow down on the shoulders. II
is permitted to add bright icwel-headed
pins in arranging these bows, ard nets
of every bright color are used in this
way. Women who put deal of pro-
found thought in selecting their wells
usually choose these big ones to match
the straw of their hats, whether grass
green or poppy red.-Roston Globe.