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Daily camera., 1897-09-11

Meals on the
Plan.

The dollar. a meal method of operating dining
cars is no longer in vogue on the; Burlington.
Something better has taken its.p place.
Meals in Burlington Route dining cars are
now served on the European plaa-you pay
only for what you order.
Prices are reasonable and the service is as
good as it can be.
Omaha, Chicago, Peoria, St. Joseph, Kansas
City, St. Louis-you can reach them all via the
Burlington. Dining service all the way.
G.. w. VALLERY, Gen'l Agent,
1899 18th St., Denver, Col.
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missioner district.
Also to select delegates to the Judicial con-
vention, and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before such con-
vention. The several precincts are entitled to
representation in said convention as follows:
Daily camera., 1897-09-11

Balloon Ascension every evening"
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blMlnG-AiRkiiGas-

birth marriage and death notices sent hv mail
will n OF be inserted They must bs handed in at
either of the publica offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residenceot pers ons authorized
to have the same pubiisheLI
BORN
CROSS-November 80, 1897, to the wife of VIII
son A. Cross, daughter.
HAMILL-In Grass Valley, Dec ember 2, 1897,
to the wife OF James Bamill Jr., a son.
HIRSCH FELD-In this city, December 6, 1897
to the wifo OF Walter HirschfeId, a sou.
HUCK-November so, 1897. 10 the wife OF A
HucS, daughter.
oGDtN-December L. 1897. to the wife Of G. H g.
Ocde !,
Der 81, 1897, to the wife of f.
&. 1icknor, q son.
WESTON-Jn Mariposa; Nov EN- Der 29. S97 to he
wife of John Weston, n daughter
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MARRIED.

oNPER-YoUNG-In Redlands, Novem be 90
1897, by the Rev j. c. Crsman James L.
Cooper and Annie Young
KELLY INSOS-In San Bernard no. No
vember .S. 1897, HaZen Kelly and Laura Ad-
kinson.
LITLE-F -FLORENT1NE-In this city, November
90 1897, by the Rev. NJ. p. Ryan. Edward w
Little OF An gel Island and Josephine Florenti ne
OF san Francisco
SCI DLLER-H EN-In this city November
90, 1897. by the Rev. Hermann GehrcRe, ser
diuand Schdller and IhgerHansen, both OF San
Franclsco
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.

The following marriage IcenssI have been
issued by the County Clerks office:
GregOire Onorato and Linda CsfYereno. 22-lS
Patrick F. Mccoy and Mary L. Kerrigan, 24-2l
Charles h. Dahl and Anna Lofhom 23-2l.
Henry Olsen aud Anne +. svens, en-, $3.50
J. w. +. Peal and Margaret McAIpin, 43-25
Robert Il. 'lements and Lois Gray. 4U-24
NJ. f. de la ad Atanlcia We hausz 5Q-52
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SELECT WINES AND LIQUORS.

CEND YOUR HOLIDAY ORDERS TO AfOHNS
- " kA ALTENBACH, % MarKet ST.: largest
store for family trading; 100000 ga on3 of old,
mild wines and liquors TO select rom; caret, ca q
doz quarts, 81 z5 Zinfandel, S3; Burgundy, 81 {;
Atedoc SO: choice Riesling. $3 so. Gutedel -
fine whiskies and brandies. 81 50 up. sell by he
gallon or bottle; ee delivery across the bay: o
charse for sampling; country orders promptly
filled; We are not grocers. but solely VINE hand
iers: el Main SO
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IT s ENGINEER OFFICE, BURKE BUILD
~ Ing. seattle Wash, Nov 8, lS97.-S@aled
proposals for furnishing 500 600 of one and
other materials for construct of jetty at Grays
Harbor, Wash. Will b received here until = p NJ
Dec. 10. 1897. and then publicly opened. Infor-
nation furnished on application HARRY TAY-
LOR, Captain Engineers
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RIDS WANTED - NOTICE IS HEREBY
ID given that sealed proposals will be received py
the board of directors Of the Veterans Home AS
socation. at its Office room IS, so Sansome
street, an Francisco Call up TO 10 O'Clock A NJ ,
saturday. December Is, 1897. and opened imme-
diately thereafter In The presence OF bidd=rs, T
furnishing ana delivering quart ermaste and COM
missary supplies for the We .erans' Home. Napa
County, Cal. for the SIX months com menctng
January ], 1898, and ending June 80. 1898
Schedules with formation and Instruction. for
submitting bids will be furnished on applica-
ton By the undersigned Bidders will carefully fol
low tn conditions of the schedules, ana bid VIII
tie considered unless IL is in accordance with such
schedule. Each bidder must accompany his bid
with a certified check upon some eil-kn own aid
respoa banking house for At least 10 per Mt
of the amount of his bid, payable 10 John c. Cur
rier, trea~ r, conditioned that the bidder WI |
en.er into a good d valid contract upon notice
of acceptance. required by law. The board re-
serves The rieht TO reject any or all bids and to
order any quantity over or under the amount
specified.
Address J. J. SCOVILLE, Secretary Veterans
Home Association, room l3 $40 Sansome street.
San Francisco, Cal.
J. ]. SCOVILLE, Secretary
BY order of the Board of Directors
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD
IN ers-Bids VIII be reCe we'd up to DECEMBER
10, 1897. for 2-story brick building to be built
At PaIo to. For plans and specifications apply
TO w. 4. RHODES, Architect, Palo Alto. Ad-
dress all bids WM. ;. TELLER, care of j.
st raio Aieo. AN ue9ers 9e IA ust SEND Ger
bids. The owner reserves the right TO reject any
Ill bids.
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PERSONALS.

private DETECTIVE SERVICE AT REA-
l. sOnable rases; B years experience; all mat
ters strictly confidential. r. IL. POLK, $50
Geary ST.
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u
Open Sundays and HOLIDAYS
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
EOR SALE-hOJSE. l2 ROOMS, HALF-FIN-
i ished price $l400; 50xl46. Apply 2307
C1emc NJ ave- Alamo IA mus, he sold i'm m diately.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
Aialty; private; fee with out success coections
Il. w. HOWE. atty atlaw. $50 Market coz Stocktn.
A DEICE FREE; NO CHARGE UNLESS SIC
~ cessfuL W. W. DA NlDSON. SAT Markets.
SEWING MACHINES
q . MONTHLY; RENTED REPAIRED
I'D = bought, sold; machine supplies las sixth.
A Lii KINDS BUUGHT SOLD, kXCH ANGED
~ rented; repairing; lowest rates 205 Fourth
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DIED.

DIED
Amata George Locke, Mary E.
Arnold, Mrs. William krogh, Laura N.
Frederick, Joseph Laird, Henry L.
Collins John NJ. Loza Rosario
Curran. homas F. Lyuch, Patrick
Davis, Edwin Mathswson, Andrew C.
Dodge, Francis b Neal, J. Il.
Drossel, Joseph n. Nelson William D.
Edw ards fienevieve A. OdeIl, Daniel
Enright, Joseph Oh field, Lrs. NJ. A.
Handey, Go die Okane, Annie
HawIey fT'j jan IT, O'Shaughnessy, G. L
Herman, Catherine Powell, Doll
Inks r. Maggie Roberts, Sias II. l.
Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Roes er. Henry A.
Kimball Elnaira G. RosAncrantz Mrs A. 1.
Knopp, Alexander w. Savage, Fraucis j.
Lawson Annie Streid, Eva
AMATA-Near San jose. December g. 1897
George Amata native Of Italv, aged 80 wears
ARNOLD-In Redlands. Dec mber l. 1897 Mrs
William Arnold, aged SO years.
BRODERIC KIN this city, December g. 1897
Joseph. beloved son of Michaet and Mary
Broderck. a native OF San Fraucisco aged q
years months and days.
COLLINS-In this city, December s, 1897 John
collins, a native of IreanI aged 40 years
E9- Friends and acQuaiptances are resnect-
fully invited to attend tde funeral THIS DAY
lTuesdayl at O'Clock p. NJ. from the par
lors OF FL. e. Porter q Co.. 122 Eddy street
lnterment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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A I LOWEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS
~ pianos. ad vances made; freproof building. T..
w. ZEHFUSS, $40 Mission lei Mint 1921
LOW RATkS-FUKNITURE CARPETS
~ pianos household goods; clean. light COM
partments; advances made. J. NOUNAN, 10lI
10 lU23 Mission St. above sixth; open evenings
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4 BOAS, $50 MONrGY. sT.-LOANS ON LIFE
Insurance policies and buys bankbookS
I OANs on real estate bonds, etc; lowest rates,
IL MoAFEE BROTH ERS. l0S Montgomery st
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LEGAL notice.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ KATIE MOONEY, deceased Notice is here
by given by The undersigned, A. c. FREE-E, adj
ministra.or OF the estate of KATIE MOON kY
deceased. 10 the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them wi h the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first pu bl cation Of this notice
the said administrator at room 35, Chronicle
building, corner of tieary and Kearney streets the
same being his place for the transaction OF the
business OF the SAID estate IN the city and county
of San Francesca, state OF California
\. G. FEEESE
Administrator of the estate of KATIE MOONEY,
deceased.
Dated al san Francisco, November 20 1897.
j. u. SULLIVAN, attorney for administrator.
THE Ca ALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION
L wing rece wed applications to mine by hy-
draullc process from a. a. Pond. in The Red Hill
m ne at II odds Va ley, acer Co, to deposit tall
ings n odds Valley Canyon; from kalph Farm
ham, in his mine near Indian DigSings, El Do
rHdo Co. 10 deposit taiiings in Farnham Greek;
from John Spauding, in the Red Dog mine. Red
Dog evada Co TO deposit tshinss In q reeL horn
Greek; from George STANDARD, In the Grizzly Inc
near Pike City, Sierrs Co., to deposit taIfugs in
{ rzzly Canyon and from Thomas Wayman in
the ~unshin' mine near Pike City, Sierra Co., tc
deposit tailings in a ravine below the mIne-gives
notice th nj meeting will be held at room SO,
Flood building. san Francisco. Cal, on Decem be r
1S, S97 at 30
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ROOMS TO LET Continued.

9 HERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE 2S sTH
~ St near Market; furnished and unfurnished
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
rASTRU-STREET ADDITION
~ So MONTHLY lNSrALLMENTS.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
S260 m gAD0
STREET. MOEk DON

> SUBSTANTIAL BUILT HOUSES; UP-T =
- date every respect, sale 22d ST., bet. oe
and Sanchez
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
JUST LIKE PAVING RENT
S175O-Colonial cottage 4 10 ms and bath.
$500 Handsome cottage near S. alton.
S2<OO-Modern cottage roomsi garden i'm
proved.
S2950-Col, NAL cottage 6 rooms; fine grounds.
MARCUSE Il RE NJ MEL, Bay-st station (brosd
gauge), Alameda; 62S Market ST., san francisco.
Open Sundays and HOLIDAYS
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"a. 3; - -. &c.
many .a:dollar. : know: a young woman
who dearly loves to visit the shops, and is
frequently sorely. tempted to invest. Asa
result, at the: beginning OF. this: summer
she hadttwo trunks full of re m nants, re D.;
resenting very considera bic am CUNT, but
mot a sufficient: Quantity. of any. one or
two together 20 make dress. Poor little
woman; i felt sorry for herr but lam
quite certain that her.:love for bargains
will never be cured, and*she VIII continue
to look sha abby, whilst her sister, ON half
what she has to dress, always looks well
turned out. !: - :4 r.. {. {.
:: The. fine. muslins, organdies and EN-
broideries now obtainable can be bought,
as they will always be useful, for young
girls will for long time TO come wear
them TO Hops or informal dances over
silken slips. -.
It's all very welf:to purchase largelyfor
the. next sum mer, during the next few
weeks, provided you have made thor
ough study OF what are. The latest weayes,
patterns, ETC., otherwise you will be thor
Dug hlH disgusted Witty our :bargainsswhen:
ION see the. lovely: new goods next sprine;
besides the light materials mentioned,
plain satin. cloth is ! always to be
derended upon: a short length was util-
ized>thfs> spring by a: clever woman it
was OF soft shade of gray, marked. down
.-one.third.:s. 4 ! skirt of fashionable cut
@leftonly sufficient; for "a pair OF moderate
sleeves,>so a bolero of gray: velvet that
tone din perfectly with the cloth was
edged with: IA dainty. silver EN- broidery
and opened to disclose "a full vast of ac-
-7cordion -pleated. white chiffon over gray
silk; round the%=waist a black taffeta rib
bon gave a. Frenchy touch. A large hat
Of black velvet: Vi it'll black. ostrich plumes
relieved with little green next. The hair
completed as pretty a gown as one could.
desire, and ali was made oyer green silk
dinner dress that was no longer quite as
fresh as its owner desired.
: eDoa great deal of thinking in proper
:tion*fo:the amount of buying unless your
money is n cons ideraiion, for frequently
a discarded ball dress will perfectly line
a frock that you think you. cannot afford
merely: because you have been figuring
on the. lining costing from rs cents
20 81 Der yard; for We should
RENE M Der that to dress becomingly
is he. imperative duty OF every woman
who has the wherewithal to do so, as you
know my opinion of unadorned beauty.
An old proverb asserts that every
woman has right to look as young as
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Lovely Models

One is of gray cashmere. the bodice
being in the form of the new closed bo-
Zero. 1t is trimmed with narrow bands of
gray velvet, outlined in a. deeper shade
OF some exquisite beaded passementerie..
The front Of the bodice is so fashioned as
to allow of a fall of wide lace that half
conceals the creamy chemisette and
waist ribbon. The skirt is made with an
insertion of the passementerie. at the
hem and shaped motif reaching from
the waist to the feet. For calling, lunch
cons and garden parties this is perfect
costume.
Delightfully."- novel is most sim pie crea-
ton of the finest grade. OF white India silk.
The skirt has FIVE overlapping ruffies of
the silk accordion pleated.
The bodice is made Of the silk, fancifully
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=of: the great ruches of chiffon
.by +mousseiine de sole and the Doas OF
ostrich-tips, for they add sostened beauty
TO the youthful face and conceal the too
prominent muscles and tendons in
throats that are no longer young. And
many of: our. leading modistes insist: on
a touch of brightcolorin every bonnet, as
it will en- hance the exquisite tints Ola fair
kin.and relieve sailow tinge in all COM
plexions.: recourse the color must be Sc
lected with infinite care. III. RI Z. s..
r No woman of France is considered to
have reached the zenith of her power and
beauty until 8, ei is married and well along
in her thirties, and then her society is
more sough for than at any other time.
AS every young girl must have a chap
eron:upon all occasions the young m ar
ried woman is very much in eyid ence.. 81:
1t will await but little if a woman in
addition to having the best milliner: and
dressmaker obtainable does not pay
especial attention to the arrangement OF
her hair, for soft waves will beautify any
face: and additions to ones locks is a
simple and easy process nowadays, how
ever, in such cases the color of the hair
must be very carefully watched, as
it =. varies greatly; in some cases, a
change has 70 be made, at GER
tain stages, every six months, for
the idea that. a. bright chestnut brown
bang gives youthful appearance when
the rest of the hair is, a dark brown
streaked with gray is a mistaken one adj
hered TO by not few women, and gray
hair should not be dreaded, so becoming
isl to many, especially to those having a
bright color and dark eyes. -: -:
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Of @erange- coiored silk covered with hoi-
land colored grass lawn worked all over
with sprays of lace braid .the pattern sut-
fciently open To- allow Che silk: to show
through. 1t has q ponchef bodice
fastening on the left side Beneath a red
and elbow frilling. in glnce silk, :the same
mixture. being introduced into the stand
ing collar. It is intended for out of-door
fetes, and on.the right woman would be
exceedingly effective. -
+ The: last days Of summer are approach
|, ing but if posi- be. the fashionable resorts
are. garer than. ever, and the gowns worn
R by. OUT be Hes ana social leaders more
dainty and chic than ever. There is
no: doubt that THE. light gowns OF mousse
hhe de sole, chiffons: and. mu Sims made
over silken foundations, from which they
are entirely separate are the most fash.
/ .ionable OF all. Some have. even their SIM
/ pile; little, morning frocks made oversilk
as we'll efer the effect OF silk lining is not
+ fully appreciated by those VIII have n ever
IND ulEed in one. but the fact that no
French house Of. standing ever sends: out
"a q ress NOT 's4lktined speaks yoiumes;:and;
neyer#at any: time, have I advocated any.
: substitute s: indeed; it is far hetterto, have
only two Or three gov MS made over proper
foundations than "a dozen n: +: owe RI poor
Innings. However as l keep telling you,
noisy, fustling silks havefor. AL on 2 time
been declared bad form, the: soft:fnished
silks being correct. "A cheap, sill K. til at1feeIs
:1ike brown wrapping pa per cam ot;= under
any efreums stances, be con sidered. 81 good
pure base; and, speaking of:shopping, j
want TO givea word of advice :: ::.:. 5
:. !. 81: &. 7. o Shoppers. S. ==. :
)! Do mot now: that SO many. bargai Ms are
being: offered, forget certain points. !. Do
not pirchase. prom onnced ingss:whether
in fabrics, trim mia gs or millinery. as they:
are sure to be useless by next season: IDS
not indulge in a quantity Of short len gtths
simply $sbecause so Cheap with ut having
any idea what you can use them for: One
excellent shopper whom I know. never
goes to the sales without neat little list
on which. are also glued bits of sam nles
with remarks under thenf-for example,
under:a sample of handsome, black silk
was the remark secure sufficient Of some
pretty light stuff Tor reyers: and vest m
der a prowu cashmere, purchase stylish
silk for lining, ETC." By. thus having
The samples, and having decided how
each frock was to pc made she. saves
much time and o foolish expenditure Of
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=
pr: Charles =, cooper lett last week for Mos
"a, 70 aIleng me Meql-
ca M o. tne Can;
y IsI lne, Berllq anq Faris before ms re turn
S, az fay net Hieee' Mss
a rtr.h III Afe::s PelaIns lew uays at tolel
+ ae \ Mon 5e ~, Men teIey FL, ~ :.
NJ s, g - iiJe !o Psssea tnEougn
ms rs 81 2 2 - e ne springs on lnelr
way 10 lnYeEiless..s = :;
les Alosn PIt zeT e. berkeley, accompanied
9 ner g91hgest FioLence, Iett Mon
sb 81 ss Is III sfo bse
pT anq Z ME- MES II - liner 2o2 San Ness
"a ta , Ntsi. 70
AH I "a Saitey; w
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rt 3 his ys, - M y, rs no "a i
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nave: Iy[ii, a. ~ IM e.
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lang MES: 49, h!eAflf g! y 81 % ltlsn
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..ChIt-Ghat..

! Pierrot pincus HONS. are well liked novel
ties, so called afterztfle well-known. hat:
Those of while yelve t wit title =pompons.
:either=whi te-or:c olored.a Amt an sci !
m ost= sa satisfactorily at fairs. they may be
used Tor pins Of a Il lie tFomthe
,daintylace soonest 70 those kewer- like al
fairs nat hold orr hat s n. pl &C IT,. s.
F The. fancy#for> jeweled embroid ery=con:
tinues, and#some excepilonally s good: re :
suits. are seen when fpe=nets or 5nfu ms
formGthe ground work. s. /. 60 s. MARcELIA. =
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she can, and another informs Us that nc
woman Is any Older than she looks, so
am certain the Puritan maiden spent
quite as much thought as most of her de-
scendants do to-day over her dainty kerr
chief, her snowy cap and her frock of
somber hue.
chic matron must give up bright colors or
cease TO observe the latest modes; on the
contrary, more attention should be- Law.
ished on all the minor details of the toilet.
for she must not only keep pace with time,
but must anticipate his ravages-and,
strange 10 say. the neck and wrists are
the first usually to show the APP
proach OF age; hence the vogue
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]. m" THE FUTURE
= i.*.--. =: ..-.1..l' : = -..: ~
Reception and Dances to. Be Held
81 III :. ..:. Durinq. August. : ! r., !. ]

= The :Yarsoyieane:::F Forth ghtfg Club viii
give a ctionery: social next: SATURDAY..
evening, at Wells hal, 4 sol Post street, near
THE Blue Ribbon. Coalition Club viii holdils
initial party at Humans Hail.: f4t2 Polk
S treet We'd hesday evening; August g.. . ...:.S+
:: The members of:the Iafah aCEpbMill hold
their fifth entertainments and daaee atNative:
Sons hall, Thursday evening; Angust 26' g. =:
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PERSONALS );

At last accounts Mrs B. w: Paulsen and
Miss c. Lehnhardt were resting from their nu:
merous trips in Constance on the BodeI-see;
preparatory 70 trip though Switzerland :,
Samuel Wyald accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Wyald, has left for london, Eng
land, where Miss. Wyald will complete her
musical education. Fl - =. :::..::
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The Blouse Mantelet.=

Is: an alb ollltely fascinating garment OF
mousseline de sole. One OF the loyeiiestsis.
the ruddy violet hue=thatis so popular at:
the present moment, III is. pleated. back
and from, forming as mali basque below u:
the waist. attached with. a.band. OF black.
velvet ribbon The5sleeves are very Iloyel
and hang IN the shape ofz.a m entelet.
They are finished withsa wide founeing
of guipure. These garm ents arr. being
wor very extensively over light frock;
and. are greatly admired.
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For a Garden Party

Has been designed an unusual gown OF
deep-blue nuns yelling. Five lines OF
shirring round the hips, few. inches
below the waist, appear to hold the skirt
in position. The tight sleeves are oddly
draped at the top. The corselet-like
blouse and collar tabs are deliberately en-
/ broidered with white silk and bound very
narrowly with black satin, which forms
the belt. 1t is held together with hand
somely enameled buckle. The yoke and
bat.lemented epauIettes are OF white lace
of an excellent quality, over pale-blue
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gauffered and striped with lace and inser-
ton. The sleeves carry out the same idea,
but the epauettes consist Of three very
narrow accordion pleated rufffes. The wide
collar and waistband are OF pink MORE
velvet softly folded. Little earlike ruffles
stick out on each side of the collar. The
dress may be varied By wearing waist and
neckbands of various becoming hues,
and under the insertions may: be intro
duced the same. For a tall. slender
maid or matron (still young) this is
an admira BILE style, as is likewise milk
and white silk barege, made with a. box
pleated bolero overtucked chiffon and;
lace insertions. This hasa deep ruffis OF
lace at the back that falls over collar.
band-and by the by, have you observed
how much of the style of gown depends:
upon the coiiar-band? This season It
should almost reach tothe chin. r.. = Z
At Newport, for full dress day wear,
pure white muslin and silk muslin, barege.
and canvas are in great vogue. but. the
much trimmed skirts that:were expected;
to be so generally worn have not taken
altogether. "A. hounce about six .inches
deep at the hem: 'hor zontal tuckings.
from lHe Wulsu, rev SdlueISQ: lFOullCos:
on the hips, are preferred to the double
tunic. or the ruf1es from waist to hem..
Many are the. sims and thin materials
that are worked all over: with open lace
designs, frequently formed by an applique
of lace braid, which shows the silk UNDER
meath. Numerous are the skirts so con-
structed over rose pink, pale blue. green
and red, with slightly pouched bodices. =:
The entire bedices of ecru lace, pouched
in front and fastened at the side. are.
much liked. They have simply high
band and ruffled sleeves, and are worn
over detached bodices of white for any
color. In the same way may be used The
jaunty little shoulder capes that may be
worn during the day and evening. These
are belted and in turn overlaid with
flounces OF lace. For some of them chine
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