The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-24

Il plpe0 with DldCk Satln 10 the Skill, anu
ined with glace of its own color. The
coat was very similar TO the pre-
viously described. made Of black satin
with cut glass buttons. The lining was
Of pale blue, the vest of tucked white
chiffon. embroidered with fine black silk
cord. and a big cravat of mingled tulle
and black lace, the hat to be worn be-
ing of drawn chiffon of Duchess of Dew
onshire shape. ornamented with masses
of black and blue feathers.
Dresses for summer Wear.
The sweetest n daintiest hin
dresses are now seen with no decora-
ton but 1eecy little frills of the ma
terial. A toilet of the finest and sheer
est white organdie is fashioned with a
fun blouse. the front and back tucked
to simulate a shallow pointed yoke, and
the fullness caused by the liberated
tucks bloused slightly in front and Sc
curely belted at the back. A close
sleeve has a series OF narrow 'pinched"
frills at the top and n smaller pair at
the wrist. The waist closes invisibly
over the shoulder and under the arms.
The skirt is gored with scant fullness
in the back and has a simple frill at the
lower edge. The drop skirt. cut by the
same pattern and Joined in the same
band. has a similar edging.
The collar and sash are of organdie.
the former frilled at the end only, and
laid in small narrow folds around the
waist, and with butterfly bow at the
back. The crush collar buttons at the
back. although the waist is side-closed
and has two little pointed tabs folding
away from each side i'm the front.
Worn with this ideal dress of summer
hinness is a Leghorn hat trimmed with
grasses and thistledown. and pale green
suede gloves add the last touch of dain-
tiness.
Petticoats of the finest white cambria.
end of lawn 'as white as driven snow,
are rapidly coming back into favor. and
II only for their cool l%ightness n the
frequency with which they can be
washed or cleaned, they certainly have.
for summer wear, much To recommend
them. They are trimmed with quite
as great an elaboration of frills, n
and furbelows as the skirts of glace SILK
and of brocades. although the only
trimming which is permissible upo
them. of course. is lace of some kind or
other. Fine lace hounces. bordered with
drawn openwork. are to be seen upon
some of the new skirts. but as a rule
these flowers also are edged again
either with Torchon or Valenciennes
lace. For the trimming of understands
Maltese lace is also being very much
used this season. 1t is obtainable in
many wonderfully pretty patterns, and
it's exceptional durability makes ii most
desirable as a trimming for garments
which must of necessity be frequently
washed.
a wonderfully pretty cape. made in
fawn cloth, with four frills, dipping at
the back. proves most becoming to the
figure. The frills start from a yoke,
and il Is cut i'm one with a high up
standing collar having a rufle inside.
A new Partisan model is tight-fitting
at the back. with Vatican pleats COM
ing down between the shoulders, the
side seams apparently secured to 1t by
six diamond buckles; it has a very high
collar and is trimmed with boulliones
of the same shade and a large tie of
chiffon to match, edged with ruches,
the sleeves being of the hanging bell
order.