The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-06

pink aud lilac. While dainty and beautiful
70 the eve. these garments are no more pr2-
tccion against the cold than the ordinary siIk
petticoat which Ia worn over tpem'
Cold weather has no influence over the popu-
larity Of the shirt waist. but II has driven ~
proper accompaniment. the linen collar, into
winter quarters. One reason for this Is that
the season for the evening gown is upon us
and linen collars leave their marks, whioh.do
not 90 well with n low-out bodice. A spotless
linen collar IL undeniably neat and stylish
looking and oven becoming to many young
women, bit alas for the lady Of the wrinkled
face who dons iti In place Of the high stlft
weather boarding OF llnen. beautiful soft stocks
nave come Into vogue. Some are made oi tulle,
fancy ribbons. a plain or tucked stock OF rib
bon fits smoothly about the neck after the
fashion q a dress collar andthls is finished in
loops and two, broad ends which reach nearly
70 the waist line. some OF the bows are nm
s isasi dEesvyii oiHi ali wo@ NJ fdCG T g begins 5eSf ste to
make faces at any particular. sister, she very
soon discovers, that soft, light, fluffy things
Plain silk and velvet stocks OF every imagina-
BILE shade car, be purchased ready made Tor q
one with any dizziness OF fingers to have plenty
of fashionable neckwear. Plain ribbons with
polka dots OF chenille and satinIback molre
are considered the best style for this purpose,
Bicycle shoes are not out 80 high az formerly.
Man needn't open his eyes. Bicycle skirts are
cut quite a bit longer. In fact they moro than
meet the boot. The old bike boot which
caught the wearer directly under the knee
was a bane TO enthusiasts. II was not only
stiff and uncomfortable. frequently interfering
with circulation. but consumed much time In
the lacinR and unlaclnR. The latest improve
ment is a boot not a mite higher than a golf
Is fashioned OF thin, soft leather and Is un:
lined kit, Its sole Is 81 also thin, as thin as that OF
%terian. and is by long odds more flexible. It
is also corrugated to prevent any slipping on
the pedals. One q the most attractive fea-
spondingly low in price with the cut,
Curling iron manufacturer won't begin to
believe Il, but there are quite n few women
left who curl their hair on hairplns or curl pa
pers overnight. That's all right, as long as q
woman's single. so the married ones assert.
out they do say that this method won't do at all
after a woman is married. Why? Because
there Is nothing that the average man dislikes
more than curl papers. unless IL Is the horns
which appear after a woman has skewered up
her front hair on a lot OF 5arbed.wire fence
possible for woman to do her hair up, as the
overnight curling process is called and at the
This is lone by the use OF q set OF hairpins and
small rods and a few bits Of baby ribbon. The
hair Is wound In ana out on q nhlfpln ana q
piece Of ribbon which has its two ends left out.
When this is completed the ends Of ribbon are
tied in a pretty little bow. the hairpin slipped
out and there YOU are with your hair dona up
on ribbon. The rods are used to wave the hair
in the mueh-desired pompadour style and
there are other little instruments in the outfit
which make the most natural curls on the
forehead and neck. Think how much moro
comfortable, as well as becoming. to sleep with
the hair done up en- ribbon than on steel or
wire. And then 1t is mere ehild's play to ac-
complish this. for the outfit is simple and per-
feet as well as inexpensive.
Sidecombs are very maRerful things. as Sem
timental Tommy would say. They have q way
OF keeping the hair in perfect order at times.
and then again they get spells Of dropping out.
ing and expended temper, win make them
how to get the best Of = pair Of com s
them. She says that. all they need to re-
store them TO good behavior Is a thorough
washing In warm. water and plenty Of soap.
Every woman will Immediately see the good
sense Of this advice.
Fashionable evening clippers, for house wear
are made of light red kid, with a high, Louis
XIV. instep and finished with large. handsome,
but plain silver buckles.