The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Materials for Spring and Summer-New
Miillnery-Notes-A

pans In beldness everything hitheTt to
put upon the market. Grenadines and
stsmirss, because lending tboms.lv.,
specially to such ideas. are in great
iaVor, and, travsrsed ty worry heavy
threads that often surround ou.n
spaces, become very marked in apr ear.
ance. Intervals large enough to admit
nnger tip are seen, aud eff. ctlve
goods are woven in hemstitcbed pat
tsrus that sometimes extend ali over
tho surface or again appear in stylish
oordeIiuRs. or courte suah fabrics re-
quire elk linings, aid Lrst ty sontra.ts
Between the lniugs and ouisr m4tsri
Ais nay be s1E Esst.d. Vita tins in
View, most OF The new open goods are
In black, and the more so because black
on black IL always elegant and NAV Q
frightened. on occasion, by co.ored ae.
cessories.
CLOSELY WOVEN MATERIALS
arc OF course = necessity, aud here q
similation OF open styles 10 seen by
Stripes OF lace that are stitched on or
b. lacs-liks weaving. in III. goods.
Many show likewise humorous COLI
trssts in color, but plain fabrics, hnv-
ing simulated rows OF br.idtng around
the skirt, arc oomnepdable by ,easop
OF their simplicity. Tucks woven In
the goods are q marked fsaturs in
spriug importaeions, aud go to show
that tucks in general will be again in
much favor. A majority OF these WOW
On tucks arc in silk on wool and in
deeper shade than tho goods. 90 ~ tn
show them eff.
CREPoNs
In expensive varieties arc a genuine
surprise, since the expectation was gen.
o'al that last sea,on marked the end OF
their existence. This, however, is found
. mistake, and thsy appear in such
numbers a. to assure great popularity,
II not an actual run, the latter beiog
predicted by experienced buyers. But
tha new crepons, it must ba remep.
oored, are In the most costly varieties.
though ths natural cor sequence will
DC the utiiiz:tg OF less expensive goods
on the part of wsarsrs who con,ult
economy. Delightful bendias. Of color
appear In some new crepops, but the
majority ara iu black.
NEW MILLINERY
shows a pr'dominance Of rough or open
"frAws In quite as faLciful shapes as
ever, and while there are no special
Ss5 nsS ss: s:.. h dc 7cs as
n ,t,1A -,
pansy, sJ means of enlarged size and
wholly unnatural colors, bscomes quite
another flower. Enlargement uf small
blossoms is indsed quite a feature, and
styles in arrangement are sometimes
very different from what has bean seen,
instance.
The Russian blsnse, though rapidly
declining 10 popularity. will bs seen
during sprirg and sumn er and Jacket
fronts as well, may be counted upon
for next season.
Nsuve il = favorits shade in spring
importations; turqoise blue is also
very stylish and burnt orange, brilliant
yellow tinged with brown, 10 s1tI emsly
effective, especially in millinery.
IL. H." Made rugs, IL purchassd
from . reliable c.rp., house, are Nm az
ssllsnt choice, since they are hand,oms
and very cheap, because made OF re-
mpauts end at odd times.
"Mrs R" Ivory paste 10 made by
adding an ounce and half Of the we'll
known soap cut into shavings, to pint
OF boiling water. Lot this boil for five
or ten minutes and allow it to cool In .
china or glass jar that can be covered
tightly. You will hpd it a real family
friend and always at hand for tho re-
noval Of soil on articles Of all grades.
from Kid gloves or silk dresses, to car
pots or kitchen floors
"Catherins"-Thers 10 a real and ysry
pretty sentiment in :tbe four lsavsd
clover charms that are now SO fashion,
able. The leaf shows fresh and prson
in perpetual enclosure Of glass in
hart or circular shape snd the cost il
snail, running from $3.50 upwards.
Waite euemel chs rms showing in text.
@. X."-Favors for tho sotillon, are
In many dee ices, but fspcysticks to such
AZ the Direct oire, she heId.ss or Folly,
are oftensst noticeable. LUCY CARTER.
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