Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-13
fINABN Z STRAUSS.
-a Eminent German Cos
-nerS of Frankfort-On-
the-Main,
Novelties In Light Outdoor
rr and Give Valuable Advice
ag,ri.ng Summer Wear


on horseback. awheel, or re-
M the luxurious ease Of the rub
cared. SILK cushioned eQuipage. For
modes Of locomotion Fashion
prepared various and varying
~ costumes.
spring wrap the most important
ot the outdoor toilette and des-
-her as an elegant finish to the
than 70 give warmth, or guard
asTay and aggressive zephrys,
ngeable taffeta lining, jeJted.
el 0r silk embroidered laces
light in color and weight re-
me close-ftting back and loose
md comply with the taste of the
- as regards length. The cloth
has assumed a strange new form
makes the wearer appear like
moth just burst forth from its
sails. particularly when the hat Is
tel by two ugrettes standing
Pm right and left like feeIers.
model TO- be- worn by an ultra
enable bride ON her wedding trip.
tan cloth. cut in serpanune
.s very long no The back and short
the sides toward the front
opens with two large stn re-
.- vest Of plaid surah and
ted tafcta The very high
ar is Of tan cloth lined with
and yellow plaid surah, and
ont by a fun ruche Of p.nksd
meta. Stripes of tan cloth dec
The cape and rsyeres with ser
lines and are stitched on with
silk The hat worn with this
1ue travelling wrap is a wide
mined tan c5,or5d sailor with plaid
white silk understanding from
rise TWO black feather aigrettes
ag the odd resemblance spoken OF
Another charming completion
The light summer toilette is The
wrap OF silk gauze. ribbon, or lace
..r crosses over the bus. and IS
over the bips to- the back, where
i'm long sash-ike ends.
Women who favor the sacQue coat
He delighted TO accept this gen
s.r rrb-coming but often smart and
su.shed looking garment in the
pioue or linen duck ouJiug
AS lt is q guise of fashion.
ser which has nothing to recon-
g. na . but old.u it viii soon be on
OIL waae it is very different with the
T..ao. wl..a continues as useful as
uaU as ornamental. article OF dress on
many uew models indeed as long as
-a blouse is worn the bol5ro Will not
abandoned
.s Use for pleatings strongly az
.s The bodice which sun retains the
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aus 40 -
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a'e''7'S nave os'l ''l'7.''
separate blouse ana l"e uI'Ial'-Sl-
women may ABANDON IL 'n'S
p. has been found SO econon-
and practical that IL continues 10
-l .A spite or It's conueulnaIi'u'
.' the smp.e shirt waist so in'al-
Tor sporting wear bright scotch
"-.r--I or s'nsHalus are use"
U.s. ~-e,' oue'A70 VI 81. 'p'O .'-
CUISINES ana linen O''''S'1S " H."
..si SILK stripe
skirt receives the most careful
u ot the costumer and its un-
form is watched anXiously by his
The fashion of 1880 has re-
- to- as with drop skirts and
Only soft materials like CASH
lards. India silks. embroidered
ae. are used for the rejuveuated,
sd.oned rufies which must be cut
an barre or canvas goods as
., zrenadine. etamine and old "a
. .arege. look well as drop skirts
eta understands. A new feature