El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-04
SUMMER JACKETS AND WRAPS.

SUMMER JACKETS AND WRAPS.
The Seasons Fashion for Women
and Children.
New York Tribuae.
With the exception of the sleeves,
which are still smsller-the fulness al
the top being slight. and the width a.
the shoulders being produced by the
ex eusioas OF various kiods placed on
the bodice-the waits this summer
will Do practically tie same. TIE new
departures In sly Is are cOhhneo en-
tirely to tn 3 Skin t., which, unf.r u oate
)y for those who are Obliged TO De
economical, are of q character to N ke
last years Owns srly useless, ne
aoy at EN- OF 20 ter them to suit pr
vsiling modes is easy OF detection.
Last summers hate, to-, ara out OF
IL" 10 shape. There is much les- orns-
me talon used, and it il massed in q
closer way, giving the effect OF small
Ter, more rim cxpOtes or hats. The
trimmed sailor is the favorite so far,
alth ugp, doubtless, later on the
SD ade hat 10 more picturesque
shap % will again b,to vogue.
Black taffet. is being extensive y
used for the popular blouse jA"ket It's
excellent operties a. a dust shedding
and its ligat we ght makes It one OF
the bet materials for hot wes ther ga
ments, so that this goods will probably
become q great favOrite for wraos q ID
jackets of all kinds. Long pelerine
Of blacx taft ,.s, IN IKE u-eful aud a.
trActive-looki g wraps for driving, and
for older women moire is greatly use
both for &C gets and capes.
The reign of the separate skirt, and
also of the sailor hat. will be more
firmly established than ever. This
sens BILE fashion for the gown will, ss
heret 70 g, render many tn n dresse
for day wear superfluous. For evening
wear in summer, however, orkaodles
will be agaiu Ia great demand, and for
demi-tni cts, certainly MOTH ng could
be prcttier. One of the most effective
ways OF making an orgsudle skirt ts 70
run insertion down each breadth, TAX
ing the place of The seam, to with
foot of the hem, where they are cut OIL
by an Insertion band, which runs ali
around the skirt, and forms . headin
for lsce-edxed anunce. which gives
the fare a. the bottom.
A new way of finishing the neck OF
an outing or travelling suit which ls
op' ned in front Is q voluminous sof
four in hand tie of black silk, which
en- ircles the V-shsped neck, the knot
wi the hanging ends being plac. d ct
the DO mt; any nd OF chemisette, OF
course, m AZ be- worn to fill 10 the open
" THIS fashion makes plea-inR
change from the time-honored sailor
collar or plain rever.
Another popl'ar style seen In the
ne vest tailo m ade outiog suits shows
an opening on the ide for both pi. ce.
of the GO Sn, the blouse and skirt.
CHILDRENs FASHIONS.
The children q graceful little fig
9 rcular skirts. with th-ir umb ella
like fold, which sway with each mo-
tion-the pref. est of all skirts on q
slender figure. but too try inR for tn ose
who have pronounced hips, the five
aOred skirt being much more becoming
in such q cs-e. Small boys, as usual,
will W. ar MILDLY or sailor SUITE, and the
lar ger oues viii app,,r like tn sir ia
theirs, in knicker bockers or white fam
ne 9, with long trousers.
To order or to buy shirt waists now,
adsys requires discriminat on and
Knowledge, and between tie ready
m .de and the custom made ther- is
great gulf fixed. There IL no end OF
details It tei / the tale. A Ism sr"
shirt should not have q yoke q. ,he
back; the buttons in front should be
on flap under the boxpleat, and
should not show; the cuff
should be like those on man.
shirt and should not turn over like
those of last year, the ga meut select
ed for golf wear should blouse more at
TT e back than those worn for cycling,
TO low for the bend of the back, etc.
Tr q q got air are tn age, but de I'M
Ga all-im pOrtant by smart rressers.
TIE cash is made prom nent fea-
ture on many Of the la'est Imported
gowns and almost amounts to
trimmed train, the long ends widening
ss they reach the bottom of the skirt,
CO ~deon-pl a'ed Oh fin ruff1e. To keep
them fresh snd INCREASED, moreover,
the wearer should learn to sit on the
side of her gown or to deity push aside
the long floating ends. With thin
dresses spe cially these ssshes made of
soft liberty silk are most eff ctive.
Black gowns, If we'll made, have an
air OF great distinction. One which
has recently come over from Paris IL OF
b ack point d'esprit and black orRa Idle.
The fan plested up ierskirt Is trimmed
with Rar lands of the point d'esprit,
gather ed 10 q fine rucbe; these are
hung in long scalI"p- on the bottom of
The skirt in two rows, one row inter-
sectiug the other, tbs scsllopa gro wing
larger toward the back until they
nearly reach the st Over the up
o. r front of the skirt is q short. point
ed tablier front OF the poiut DE prit,
trimmed with three rows of rubbing.
The waist is q gathered bodice of black
20 Ut d'e-prit, over which is q low
Decked blouse of black or2sndie, COW
cred with black gilpure: this ia cut
open in front to snow the folds of the
point d'esp-it, ard has q small ruche OF
the same to mark the liz e OF the 'ow-
cut q. ck. TIE sleeve are Of the point
d'esp'it gathered horizontally, with
small put at the top.
The Newest perfumes
According to q well-known dealer,
says an xchsnge, the most popular of
the favorise perfumes Is 40 exract of