The Washington bee., 1898-12-10

Near QITlSi-hS lne ncllodyS are las
aoroarbing, | presume you al
apppptemplate app being arrayed in som,
m faFric, in view of that fact shall
.'Geayor to give few hints on the
btest modes.
rren;ng dresses are airy, fluffy, bill.
-, creations of lovelineSs, for young
- pG3 Older ladies fairly revel in
- az fahrlcs trimmed almost TO the
.Ie" ~, of extinction and fairly smother
p NTH costly laces, aPpliques and
passgnen,enes.
White lining for evening wear are
,,oying quite popular lowing to the
grrr4rr If black and white gowns
na-n. uhjch increases their usefulness
Id Up entirely Of one color with
o.,e.soric- ola brighter nature. Young
1.des should never choose wearing
-,,F material Tor evening wear, as net,
chiffon muusSelIGe, Creap or cause
,r.murh more becoming and girllsh.
aIsnv transparent gowns are trim
raf uI,h embroidery done on very
/. min silk, out Out and appliqued on the
dr.s, across the front, as IanelS on
1ar.aga. etc. chiffon is also made up
NTH tiny band of embroideTtd d
mousselnc in dppliqued style.
rpr !, already a striking feature on
The richest on, door garments.
Jackets or boiices of heavy woolens
are made with either the cap or the
dar fitted sleeves, two novelties that
have become all the rade. Tight fit
nnr waists are seen in many of the
new gowns.
Capes are graceful, so much so un-
I'll they appear III the best stores with
two or three shaped flounces. They
are composed Of one simply cut round
piece.
All sorts OF plaids, woolens and sill S
are very fashionable for making chill
drtnS irOCE.
The latest feather boas are very
smart indeed; they are exhibited in a
great yarietv of colorS. All shades Of
purple, blue and crimson are favored
generally mixed with white, those of
the finest feathers having each long,
strand tipped with white, the cheaper,
long white strands mixed with short
eoored feathers.
The newest pompadour combs OF
shell and CeIluloId are mounted in
gowns.
Brigh, red leads the fashion for chill
dren this season.
Many Of the new muffs have large
fills Ofyelvet at the side.
Gace and faille ribbons with wide
UnaTow stripes have taken the place
Of satin, which is now set aside; bro
cade has also sunk into the back.
Dorah.-Good taste is a priceless
GEM It's beautifylng infuencies will
lniall5.y pervade our dress and our
NODE of lie
Laura--No matter how beautiful
each article Of attire NAV be, il will
lose a.I beauty directly il ceases to be
Keeping With its surroundings.
Nothing is SO utterly repul-
SIZE is shabby hnery: nothing SO sor-
t.aas taadrg smartness.
L.H-Nh,n a person Is simply one 5
na.ura. SELF he is better liked. | de-
sp.se r.erentiou IN an, form. Unnatu-
Ia. manners are quickly observed and
Shows one up IS a would be "
Name-i ,au wish 10 put green
ana gray together, q touch Of pink
cerl>t ur che. added will blend them
successfully
Ae,.le.-Aever believe all yos hear.
especially rumors. IL Is easy to ruin
one reputation and character.
hamne:-Nly advice to YOU is to live
anuprsht lie.
OnIW-Marriage is a divine institu-
uon, It's better TO 1--we a single life If
you cannot be united.
Hettie: The way to learn is to ap-
Pyyourself to study.
hattle:-Nsver suspicion one OF
wrong doing. 1t is as much as YOU
can DO TO attend to your own busi.
ness.
l. M:-Never write so that a third
party cannot read what you say.
> 1t is well some times to have
confident. lit is always well to tell
omuch and no more.
:, llIhe.-Never accept valuable gifts
Dyou are not engaged.
X Never dress flashy it will not
'e0ofhe a refined young lady.
Il. C:-Nou should ALWAYS take
,our mammals advice. Kindness to-
% ~aIu your little brother will naturally
ra raAe YOU kind when you become a
II Some people are more in.
'"ned to gossip than others.
,,Ll o. 0.-Select your society. Never
tSSoclate with the vulgar.
,oos " MA good girl will make a
SDuu sn woman. A person may appear
smart without being smart.
hsb;I.-fou should study the art OF
's,oh. ns, Your clothes should be made
vbo'-lou should be careful with
vonin you associate All is lost when
'oSe your reputation.
dstne, your letters plain and