The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
DAINTY BITS FOR AlAB
KNIT SHIRTS OF SILK ron r-,
aE>rIo rrRAxr.
An Expansive Field for -.
OF ""'Aer's inxe..isy-,...'
Are Again In Vogue -.
smaller Wave for Hair n. e..
4 baby's wardro,s x,u

y oaoy wardrobe will rot ya..
year Tor want NJ pretty oh,e... 'V IN
IT, Things Useful and a-,.- s 20 PVT into
most iiuitiess variety havs 49,. U a.
yer the express use Of the hoa..sss'
an ;'nt rom ne frilled and he-.ss q.
80 - :, =" ana ace 10 Tire clown , -
H..HS VIZ oei's and mounted an 49,
stick, everything destined fer -, IN : ssess-
pretty and useful N4e saas =
Knit SHIRTS q silk with sai,,x
edges and drawssrings az sa,,,-. s,1ocsssat
are Injuries which even hahv ~ sssea
purple would deiSn ia be ,ssi,,as. a y 'ae
t3annel dressing gowns % whifs - va
ered WITH pink or blue. or of plnk So, ,s'ssels.
Win lltt4a Tosettess Of narrow 49, .I,aei
IN white. pink or blue. with .n-r. haNa
Guns and turned-over collars
dainty ana make charming fancy rs,.a VET
proud grandnamula or desI,, 80 ~
mother. Little flannel sacks $3.50
WITH narrow colored ribbons ~.
bound with ribbon ard emhreiss,., Nss
feathersiltch. are equally pretty ans w
fui. aHa -
Embroidered b1bs crochetea ho.,,.
little shoes Of colored linen amh-ss saa
with feather stitches are TRIES avs, . -
babies Will crow with pleasure uha. a
or silk mittens or wOrsted leSg.ngs .n,,,s,
by loving fingers VIII not bs cousia.,ss 80. =
personal Gift by the most exclnsss. -
babies.
In baby iewelry one NAV h,,v
pins with pearls or torquoss>es sss 4, a..
gold armlets of old-fa shioaed enr,, -.
sets Of studs linked together by .,.. ~
gold chain 10 serve as buttons for srsss..
Tiny rings and bracelets and s.r,ns. !.
gold beads are worn by many hales -
rings or polished silver are what the 90
ern baby cuts her pearly teeth rncn ss,ws.
ratties are Of all shapes and sizes a..
are ike miniature tambourineS. with n,s.
1inEiing bells; others have dolls heaas :.
the top OK an ivory stick and Others a..
grotesque faces or heads OF dogs a, 49,.
wearing collars of bells.
Carriage robes Of white Thihet ana -
blankets and comfortables Of aIss-ss.s -.
and silk, fancy pillow shams ana oss n
lows for crib or carriage are all accto,,a.
gifts 10 the youthful ''home-ruler."
Tippets and nuns OF ermine. NOUN.
and Thioet are beautiful and acprupra.
for baby's full dress toilet.
Baskets filled with brushes. powder M,
and all the accessories OF the toilet in
lined with siiA and Swiss null. while IRA
convenient and useful Basket sa,s
miniature washs.ands. portable ha,h,uhs
and ingenious squeaking. singing ana xaa.
ing mechanical toys are all provided for
the comfort and pleasure Of the honsehas
treasure.
The maiden who has a slim wair INV
let IT be known that she Is not averse Is
sashes when the question Of presents 4 IN.
der discussion. There are uncoun,ed nov.
elites In these graceful dress aeeexorss
and. although gay colors would hardly b
becoming worn by a fat or shcrs-waixss
woman. they are charming additions to the
costume OF tall or slender one
A sash OF plaid ribbon, in which red and
white predominant. il edged with a x!g-ng
insertion of black lace and ruf1ed wl;a
black chiffon.
| bon. has girde Of crushed ribbon cauyat
in a. the front by hoop OF cut steel TAs
ends OF the sash are joined together By 4
| strip OF black insertion about one Inch ana
| half wide. A rusfle OF black ch!faa
about three inches deep forms q bias sa-
| ish 10 the end OF the sash and Ia dapll.
| Gated midway between the waist and the
7 end.
| A third is of bright canary-tinted tassa
f., having rufTles of lace applied al Intervals
/ of about two inches from the belt 10 tss
| ends. The rufflss are put on In curves ana
| the ends are also curved. The sash \
I attached 10 a girdlle of softly folded slk
which has spray of small bows RESIN
bling leaves mounting from the wais, .
the right shoulder.
A most effective sash IL OF black a,s
ribbon. cut into small. bias Stripes, sta
lace insertion. The girdle Il pointed 4
( the sides and caught down in front Mt
steel buckle.
Fashion has deereed that not even %
suspicion of coil may appear benea
| the hat. Some of the smartest women az
) returning TO the mode of ten seasons "
and twisting the hair back into na
collng IL on the top or the head. III
is for wear I'm the daytime. For I'D
evenings the couture may be as elaeons
az one pleases. and dressed high or ~
I TO suit ones fancy and the shape OF or
head. Despite all that has been sad 2
| the contrary, the hair Is as much sases
! as ever, the only difference being thar y
| large wave In no longer considered Cos
| form smaller and much neater CIV
! having taken its place. There - wee
I talk OF reviving the Greek knot OF s0n'
/ years back. and, given a weli-zhaped neaa
! few styles are so becoming. AIaA ~
/ so pretty a fsshion should have eseh
! universally adopted as persorce 10 n''
IL out OF favor sooner than 10 dsserve1'