The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05

ginning 10 be seen here. ana IN.
work IN faSoF ~ the reause,ass.s
wave Is the same which has 49,. u
france. Most az us are hs,s.-sW
realize that our hair is getting a.. .
rihiy ragged condition, and ur,s.. ~.
numbered among the lucky Or ~
tresseS will wave without hs~, Yea
that Ter many months TO coma n, -.
rest. The hair should now - -. ~
~ loosely on the top OF the hs.s
very soon learned that IL can aas,,~ -
IN place there by 4 strong ,or,.s " ~
hairptn without the necessity A. =. ~
which nearly always results i,
and breaking the hair. "ss'ss
From the hair / wander dov~ -
necks and must tell yen OF soma - W
watts. One OF the pret;iest nav. 80. 81
Of crepe dc chine, the hens shos.s
sil;>en open work known. I hss...
''hairpin" stitch. Others are ARA. -
of mans hunting stock, snada 1, -
and fastened with jswelsd mn -
extend 10 the waist. and look erc..s,ss.
well with tailor-made coats and AIR. -
collar OF linen, which turns over :. =. e
top. is still popular. but 1t shares d. - .
iarity with the cellar of musla, -
stitched. There are. OF courss. 4 -
men in the world who cannot -, !.
high collar. and for the ben&ff a. -
many pretty triiies Of muslin ana - u
arranged to turn down and form : -
ia the front. and beneath thesn -. !.
tied the crepe de chine neckfie ~ -
severe and more ordinary sort Of nscs,,..
the plaid glace silk Is the most A 49,
and there are many new nlaids 49,
enough TO justify their existence
They say that II is n sign OF prome,...
times when marriages abound; % - -.
as nation he In the most satfsf.....s
condition. for there are mofv eAs, 4.
usual number of weddings on the ,aul. 4.
this season OF the year. A sveIi ~
York dressmaker has prepared 4 ~
Der Of garments for a wedding thas ~.
just taken place. The bride went A., !.
an emerald-green velvet Russian -
with sable revers, the skirt Of exacflv =.
same shade, of coarse corded ren. -
more fashionable than the fine uash.
rich black satin skirt had two charr,,s
bodices. one of black chiffon. embeo1S,.s
with flowers In bold relief formed a. I -
gregation of blue iridescent seouipa -.
fine white silk embroidered muslin arn,.,.
ing in the interstices Of the pattern ~
china blue velvet matching the paiIls,,-
exactly. was folded at the neck, ana ,st,s.
duced In the sleeves. The hieh evvsn,
bodice. made full back and front Al |.
chiffon. was deliberately embroider,d IN
black pailiettes and white lace apuaos.
The new and glistening ieur veIcu \
light pink made a delightful evening an
the skirt cut exactly up to data. but Gun.
plain. So that the lustrous sheen Of IA n.
terial asserted itself IL Ii slightly cofdss
and by no means inexpensive, bat cui,s
worth its price, for II 10 30 glistsnins in,
1t almost appears to have silver in,er.
threaded: this. however. Is not the cas
The full. low, crossing bodies Wa han
black velvet and half Of the material. On
Of the guests at the wedding had Z pesuna
velvet Russian bodice. with white sst.a
revers covered with thick white guipurv
bolt OF seq lin embroidered whisa ata
the skirt. vicuna OF the same ahade: wArs
another nad a black fieur velour, the loos
full bodice OF pink chiffon, embroidered sH
over with colored pailiettes. Fashion b
now running In one groove only, and a..
scriptionS are monotonouA - ] uu(
pause.