The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-19

N York, June 17.-There are such
iful things for the neck this summer
woman does not need to dress well.
areising well | mean that she does
Iced to dress extensively.
is is best shown by an Illustration.
81 Sunday evening the writer dined at
mos, elegant hotel in New York. 1t Is
US the world over for its palm gardens.
p!c!ure galleries and its magnificent
g apartments.
col the most tastefully dressed women
room was gowned in a black surah,
. as You know. is not an expensive
e The surah dress, complete with its
waist and ruffled skirt, did not cost
'1p, Dull the dress was motto cable for
saaly. 1t had a yoke of burnt orange
y with Jet around the yoke. The col
~ 81 Jet. The upper part of the waist
!suea and around the belt was clasped
IVY Htted band. The burnt orange
showed off under the electric lights
daizling brilliancy and the wearer,
quite brunette, enjoyed the admira-
all who saw her.
IaAe a burnt orange yoke get a yard
~. orange velvet on the bias. Lay
'oAe pattern over 1t, cut it out and fit
" .ne shoulders. Take it off, line with
~ cage 1t with passementerie. If
Me collar can be striped with tiny
VI piacK velvet with Jet below. This
.vn over any dress and it can be-
sasiy Tor 81, perhaps less.
THE ROUND YOKE.
'''es' thing out in round yokes Is
AZ lnree shades OF one color. AL
u' Nile and bottle green make q
wv round yoke. The rule for this is
Toe least amount of the darkest
| tor example, the ribbon around the
aAa the bow at the back of the heck
almond leaf green: the yoke part is
" sfeeh and the tiny bands that
us YOKE are Of bottle green. This
delightful neck piece, which is
shy made by ones cwn hands. All
yoKes are detachable from the
y, 'nal one yoke can he worn over
suy plain waists. Care must DO
IN av"sver, to have the yoke NEST in
sssA. This can only be done by ar
yas so mat there is a little fulnl So
kgis,.So,ss perpetually coming open like
~ i soAes are very English. They are
ksdea 's piaids trimmed with bands Of
,",n. iooon. In the neck is very
ne OF chiffon or race, with a little
Ia SIs oe idie to attempt to describe
AL aerent kinds OF fancy neckweac
Il n, Tor their names are too Ie-
drs.' sltlon. 1t would seem az though
Ss, aad its own peculiar neck trim
own material.
: for y yea' OF null in all colors is being
u H. we neck. This is very tidy, as
5aaes ,ssshed, An absolutely fresh ap-
ssonns "a essential for anything that
IA saaeniable fact, although no one
no,, salnit II, on account of its cost.
(shi,s looks so well next to the neck
taa va. Mnite is a beautiful color. A
3 ins white dress In a bail
a., eohspicuous as a white mark
|as rre,, wall. The eye Is bewildcrad
Il ,ss variety of colors, and seeks
ssntlsns potless white.
" INA. who is as s0upulous in
PHI r aeas as was the late Ward Me-
n ina, ~ Remarked to a fashion
h ne,, .ns woman who did not wear
N ~ ner neck made great MS
wear q, ma sah afford 1t she should al
|nrsth,nss wnlte collar or white ruif.e,
\ d inss Nnite 10 set off her face. This
% a. seaa1ess,eribable deleacy and gentle
hts sec ,ain and neck. like a flower set
% lion part comes in the ironing.
|suk A. ,s uress you have only TO go
esk War, though you were ironing a
ssrefu,,s Iron as much as YOU can
ar w pressing out the ruifles ard
~ 10 m sa,sn You have gone over it
'sed to see how few srots