The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
l. WOWAN'S PAGE .

ana then in the hair. tucked away IN a
sin9t close knot az the top of the head,
. talt o. tinted grain. a cluster, of richly
eolored fusehias or Columbine does deco
rauvs service but these new. straight,
close wrapped vestments don't seem 70
demand or need the aid of floral garnish-
met.
New silks and satins.
ISlondyke sink and mushroom satin are
the nocturnal spiendors of the fiocks Of
less girljsh bellies, and admirable as these
ether solidly woven goods, serve but as
the humble foundation for that universal
parasite Of dress, white lace.
i iopeyke SUR IS hardly more IMAM
rich. satiny, soft faiiie, picked out with
Irregular spiashes of white and dun gold
on . steely blue ground. Not q very acute
Intellect but can appreciate the humor OF
The manufacturer, whose novel silk sug-
gests the snow and gold nuggets of the
hard Northern land. Eccentric as this IS,
the strange silk is a strong favorite in
polite and luxurious society. Ii produces
snowy effect dropped as an overdress
upon lace or chiffon, and tribute of inter-
est must be paid the lace scarf drapery
that has ever widening power.
Royal Scarf.
Queen Marsot scarfs the dressmake
christon them, in honor of the Queen of
italy. who once this spring, in angry
haste. tied priceless scarf over her Shout
.defs 20 conceal the ugly finish of an-even-
ing bodice that she had no time to change
for state ball. The offending body was
Of white chiffon and the Queen in vexed
Inspiration. SO twisted the scarf into, a
trimming for the decolletage, leaving long
filTny, ends falling to her knees, since Che
dared not cut the lace, and knew not how
else TO dispose of it, that she set afioat in
one evening fashion.
Seats of bourbon lace, or Briton net
worked in lace braid patterns, are sold
in lengths applicable to the decoration OF
evening gowns. and for slim women they
are quite heaven-sent treasures.
Under all these net, gauze and lace an
pdcations, no goods gives a better result
than the mushroom sa in referred 10. An
eXempiticatiOn of It's stout service was
noted in a bell toilet the tailed skirt of
which was cut from this peculiarly fresh
white satin and bore TO the knees a tor
rent of small net flowers. each one edged
with a line of pearl sequns over theships
as far as the Top flower fell an overdress
of net striped with scquin lines, while the
body OF satin was covered with Sequned
net and strapped with ribbon of ashy grey
satin just the color of the side of a mush-
room.
The SiIken Age.
Decidedly we are in the silken age of
dress. A proof of his is the tailor mans
graceful Surrender 10 the public demand
want these days they achieve sooner or
later, and the silk runabout coat and skirt
is a witness to the power of their Whims
\ stern tailor system and measure is fol-
lowed in the makeup of these. Their seams
are strapped with stitched silk their pock-
cts are fore instead of aft, and their small
coats are strong accesSions 40 the wen or
dained wardrobe The black taffeta coat
has tail as Jaunty as a wrens, and its
notched lapeis are always brigh tened with
some sort of an admiral rever. Not simple
duck, linen or pique reyers, bear in mind,