The morning news., 1898-04-17

as 1t may, the tendency this summer is
toward the very high heeel.
slippers are mostly trimmed with very
large buckles, and in this connection IL
may be stated that the summer girl who
wishes TO nave variety of slippers will
resort TO little artifice to accomplish
her ends. She will purchase one pair of
very nice kid slippers with Louis QuinZe
heels. They Will be pointed toe, high in
stepped and cut upon an expensive last.
Perhaps she will pay as high as So for
them. They will have plain, rather high
tops, and upon these slippers she Will
place different trimmings TO match her
dresses.
She viii have one great silver buckle
fastened over knot of green silk. When
she wears her green dress. she will fasten
this buckle upon the slipper, high over the
lnstep She will also have a very large
cerise satin rcsette, which she will pin
on the slipper toward the toe, when she
wears black, white or cerise house dress.
and so she will make this one pair of Slip
pers answer for half a dozen different
gowns.
Notwithstanding the fact that the eco
nomlcal girl viii make one pair of Slip
pers answer for many dresses, slippers
and shoes come in every variety, from
the very high rainy day and bicycling shoe
- N4AS WV piazza supper.
Another extravagance is the summer
handkerchief, which will be a beautiful
little creation. The summer girl is max
ing her handkerchief now for herself
with piece of fine net, not over six
inches square, she will fashion handker-
chief which will look like a $50 one She
VIII cross the net with very tiny cross
stitch embroidery in white silk and when
she has gone over every little particle of
r~1,r
1t a nice border of Valenciennes lace
This will give her a truly beautiful little
handkerchief.
A few days ago a friend of mine was
attending a handkerchief sale in a little
French shop which makes a speciality of
mouchoirs. They were advertised for five
cents each. 81 buy them by the dozen you
see, said she, because l like always to
have a handkerchief that matches nv
dress. She was purchasing them with
narrow borders of blue, red, green, purple.
brown and yellow, to match her gowns.
Her estimate was five handkerchiefs for
each dress.
The hair this summer will be worn as
plain as possible This saves a deal of
money, for the summer girl can brush her
hair over back, do it up in a knot, and
stick pain in it without going to the
halrdresser; but if the hair is worn plain
the neck makes up for il in furnishings
and the bolero groans with an overweight
or ruffies and trimmings The shirt waist
is mere foundation for the elaborate
trimmings that are put on afterward.
White lace yokes and white lace boleros
carry all the palm for popularity
Twelve yokes of different kinds of lace
made IN different shapes and in black.
white and ecru lace, are not too many for
the summer girl to own. OF camps she has
equally as many. These are a little better
than yokes and may have sleeves attach
ed. Many people wear plain china silk
waist as CAMP, with low necked, short
sleeved bodice over it.
OF small belongings there is no end and
the girl who wants to look fresh and new
all the season, should begin to lay in a
stock of these small things If she makes
them for herself, she will find that they
are much better than if she buys them,
but to begin with she had better purchase
model outright in the shops, or her pro-
ductions will have the "all but appear
ance of most homemade articles. II is
impossible to Fashion a yoke, a fichu or
even a silk-made sash, upon homemade