Arizona republican., 1898-05-08
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1Ou Cdn UO 4okAAl ly WC1A LII OSoSo '" A~A a skirt and a necktie," is the laconi' way fashion writer begins an article Of course this is only figuratively true A waist. no matter how insignificant is necessary, but with one of the lat four-in-hand ties you can make an olt waist or a very cheap plain one do These ties are of extreme size, mar rowing in the middle to a mere band which is brought twice around the neck and then tied in the usual four in-hand fashion The ends broader out in a most surprising way and ln order to keep these faring ends ln place small fancy stick pins are used.
 The lovely violet shade IS among the most popular One can see these tles of purple satin and again behold them in all the shades of lavender, purple and royal violet. Another beautlrul tie is in the Roman stripes. Even In this the violet is predominant. For instance the most fashionable tie is striped with a band of white between two of violet. You can take any of the three colors, purple, green and white and you will not come amlSS for style.
 Very neat four-in-hand ties for the summer season come already tied. It is always best to have a satin tie ready tied, fer after one tying they lose their smooth appearance which par ticular women cOvet.
 Then the butterfly bow is charming. It is already tied. It is made of a strip of bias satin about six inches wide The ends are made pointed and hemmed. The cost of ties is at first fabulous. But then you can select few and add to them some pretty home made articles. The Ro- man tie can be made out of three yards of broad silk Roman ribbon. Fringe the ends and if the fringe Is mo- sufficiently heavy, few fingers of silk fringe can be purchased and added.
 Perhaps a word might be said about the summer shirt waist They are fashioned for white collars and if your storekeeper tries to convince you that the waists with collars are stylish he should be punished by having the stock on his hands for the following E ooAAlAOIS, IOl udl1 d dCLCn COi1dIS be soiled to one waist and so much laundering would wear the waist GU, in short time
 Lawn, 'gingham, calico and percale waists are all stylish and with pretty ties may look neat and fashion able but the ties are to be selected with re- gard to color, not material. and wo- man may feel she looks stylish even though the waist be of gingham. I the tie matches the hat and the hal matches the gloves, and the gloves are in harmony with the skirt a wo- man may feel that she is wearing g suit that is fashionable as well as pretty and effective
 Parasols come with trimmings tc match all these ties and there arg slippers and shoes for every occasion
 A social for the benefit of the church on Cave Creek road was given last week at the home of Miss Ella Seas The grounds were prettily lighted h, Chlnese lanterns suspended from the umbrella trees and Indian rugs were scattered around for seats. The Tn. dian school band discoursed gay mn. SIC during the evening and refresh ments of strawberries, ice cream ana cake were served. Quite a number o young people from town attended ano : a most pleasant evening was spent.
 The guests of the Ford hctel partici. pated in an enjoyable drive Thursday afternoon to the HoIe-in- the-rock, Tempe, Mesa and the Tn. dian reservation. MT. S. P. Clark ot the Ford furnished delicious lunch The party consisted of Mrs. H. E. Taylor Mrs. Will Miller, Mrs. E. H Walker, Mrs. Boniface, Mir and Mrs. S P. Clark, MT. J. F. Flag, MT. w. w Shearer, MT. John Clark. MT. S. A Clark, Miss Taylor and Miss Katharine Clark.
 Class No. of the Presbyterian Sunday school gave social in the Christian Endeavor parlors Friday evening. A most interesting program was rendered. Miss Sargent and Miss Plank sang beautiful duet. Miss Margaret Randall gave two we'll ren- dered recitations, and Miss Mel ie Ming recited charming lit tie piece entitled Sundays Lone some for Little Fellow. D She responded to an encore with Teaching the Old Hen to C'uck.' A large number attended and an en- 1oyable time was spent. Strawberi ie: and cake were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Field, guests at the Ford, gave bus ride to a few friend: Wednesday afternoon, driving to ths Maricopa reservation. Those invited were Mrs. Clinton. Miss Ellis, Mis-! Harris and Miss Clinton.
 Mir Barry Goldwater entertained few friends at dinner Thursday even mig at the Adams. The guests wer, MT. and Mrs. Hoadley, MT. and Mrs Chauncey Clark, Mrs. Kingsbury ant Mrs. Pease.
 Mrs Clinton Miller, president O the Friday club, entertained the clul at her home Thursday afternoon. Tw' forms of entertainment were provided The first was to guess the names O