Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25

gnrity Ivy assuming an Imitation, Tor
you are not. You claim for your pin
nothing but that it is gool rhine.
stone, 81 good old English paste, and
IL is liked for its beauty. while the
artistic effect it produces Ia spplauueu. |
II all the clasps and buckles Of paste or
were diamonds, | fear there
would be no gold left in tho klnndike,
since it would bn needed to pay for
real jewels worn.
Last year the fashionable woman,
wearing very deCollste bodice,
arranged all the brooches she possessed
right along the line of her cnrsage and
made herself look very gniiicent.
The same disposition OF jewels will
be seen this season, for it gave her
who possessed these handsome belong
ings suuh a good opportunity to dis
play them that abe is not willing to
lose ii.
As matter Of history, pretty Nell
Gwynne won king as she looked from
under hor cart wheel hat. and certainly
il is the hat of the saucy beauty that
ia displayed this season for the girl OF
TO day to wear. IL Ia broad ct hrim,
conicul of crown and Of the softest felt.
About the crown is twist of silk cord,
and on the left side is ono huge, long
feather pinnsd to position with rhine
stons clasp. 1t is 80 soft that the brini
bends here and there to suit the styla
OF the face under it. And it ia SO big
that il will certainly protect its wearer
from sun ami dust, cold and rain. 1t
ia pretty, and il should be approved
of, pruyided ii is worn at the proper
tins ana mas cloak in harmony with
il. Tbs proper time 10 tho daytime,
ON the street, and the proper CLOAK Ia
long cloak, which will give height to
the wearer, aimee she who IL small
would look as if she had assumed an
extinsuisher instead OF chapeau If
she omitted the picturesque cloak.
Only in black? Yes. the cart wheel
hat should be only in black and only
trimmed by it's one hugh feather aud
it's glittering clasp. With it, when the
day is very cold, is put on with the
greatest care the long. full empire veil.
which is drawn softly around it, tied
at Ihe back, brought forward and
looped In huge bows and ends just to
one side of the chin. The whole
arrangement ia coqucttish beyond de-
scriptiou. This veil, with it's soft
fulpess, its artistic draperies. is go
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drawn tight over the face through
which eyelashes como out and which,
too often, suddenly tears and permits 9
lip or a nose to prelude where 1t shoult
not
The girl who always looks we'll is the
girl who has many wells and wears
them to suit her appearance. She il
the one who knows that the mesl
adapted to her skin one day will no
suit her the next. To-day, feeling
particularly we'll and having a hrigh
color, she assume thin, delicate voil
with big back dots set far apart. tina
only brings out her beauty instead o
concealing it, but to -morrow, whel
she feels wretchedly, when she realize
that her skin is sallow, her eyes dull
abe carefully draws her thickly dottei
veil over her face, and then she cal
dare the keenest criticism, since Hh
knows that it has acted in the mos
charitable way, hiding ner defects AM
by its skilful concealment remindin
! the locker on only of her beauties
The artist, in the manipulation of
veil, oever puts it on in such Wa
that it is necessary to remove it vhe
she wishes to arrange it. She ha
learned the art of the Frenchwoman
Watch her. She goes in to luncheo
at some famous restaurant her bodic
ia as close fitting as possible, but n
matter how tight il il abe raises frs
one hand and then the other, loosen
her veil, and by few deft touches Oh
has it carefully lifted. She can put
in place Just an quickly and with aT
parently as little trouble. She does nc
8 have huge knot in the front OF he
3 veil to give the desired fulness, BIT
instead, With needle and silk, she hJ
3 carefully gathered it 80 that the pouc
T arrangement suited to her face is po
! sihle, She allows sufficient, in buyin
, her veil, to tie it in the back ant
4 tying it, carefully conceals the lool
. and ends under pretty pins and dol
It not leave them sticking out, bobbir
Q around and suggesting the clippt
Q tail of a fox terrier. The woman wi
o understands the kind of veil she meet
q is tho woman who need never fear th
a the world at large will know her al
o or proye itself capable of decidir
n whether she il looking we'll or not
o very young girl should never wear
!, veil unless, indeed, she puts on thi'
!. veil to protect her face from cold
d sun, The most unbecoming veil al
10 one OF the most expensive is the bla,
n br ussels net veil, embroidered
D, white the deaign heing one of lar
ir flowers. 1t looks like curtain on
g woman and tends to cut off her chi
ID go that she has aemi.iiiotic loo
T. The veil that is, gencralizing. b
Is coming to all is the fine brussels .
O. with small but not too small. chenil
At dots upon it at intervals that are n
ID too close. The great. sprawling dot
is eighth OF yard apart is ugly, has
I'd reason for existence, often falls oil
10 background too soon, and so gives t
a vel a ragged look. A torn veil oil
ct ragged veil? These arc unknown
by the woman whose toilet ia success
" who has studied and understands
lie ART Of dress. Bah
I'D To Boom Rehoboth.
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