The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-19
Late Fashion Notes.


Flowers are not confined to the
small hats. Large ones are perfect
punches of roses, hyacinths and or
chids.
A striking feature of the fashion,
able millinery is the large flowers.
Until one becomes accustomed to
the effect of the mammoth roses
they look out of place. A very fash
ionable flower is the hydrangea, par
ticularly in shaded blue.
All the shades of purple and
mauve are much used in millinery,
and next to them come the dainty
CONNECTIONS in gray, sometimes
frightened by touch of pink or
white aigrette and wing, but more
often all in delicate shades of gray
with rich paste buckles.
For the resl summer season there
are the tlimsiest of gauZe and chit
fOn hats with trimmings of pleated
gauZe and white aigrettes, aud a
few have ostrich feathers.
Alpaca ribbon scarfs for millinery
purposes, and also for the neck, with
fine white silk stripes at the edges,
are to be seen in the shops.
Hemstitched collars of soft satin.
with pointed sides and sailor
knot in front, with hemstiched ends
are among the attractive neck fix
lngs.
Pink and blue forms most popu.
ular combination. A pink organdie
dancing gown is trimmed with bow
knots of blue ribbon and edged with
very narrow ruchings of blue tulle
A blue muslin gown is worn over d
pink silk slip.
Lace or dotted net sashes are
new and just the thing for the CIR
graduate to wear with her simple
white gown. These are quite wid1
and slip Throughout do not tie-a
long gold or silver slide at the back.
Slides of similar style are lso useC
on the ribbon belt,these being put OF
at the back, the ribbon coming from
the front and slipping through anC
hanging down in long ends There
Is clasp that fastens down anC
holds the ribbon securely, but i
does not muss or injure the silk.
Colored gauze ribbons with raiseC
white silk spots are new and pretty
and there are also ribbons in th'
same style with either pin or bird
eye spots. In addition to these
{ there are tucked and hemstitc eC
f ribbons for ties and Wristbands
figured crepe ribbons, and exquisite
chine ribbons with floral designs,
] marguerite design being particu
larly effective.
Don't wear black kid gloves, un
? less you are aiming Tor a bizarre eff
feet with gay gown. Black glove
are not an ECONOMY, for they s
soon grow rusty and nothing will re
> deem them. 1t is true that the high
v ones are soon soiIed, but it is "a
X. easy enough matter to restore then
) TO freshness. Aid besides all thi;
5 black kid gloves have gone Ell
n tirely out of fashion The most ar
d proved in all shades of gloves is tn
g one known as putty color, and
d very light, soft gray and grayis
o shade of tan come next. Ores
gloves all have narrow rows ,
!, stitching on the back to match tn
f kid.
it Paris dressmakers are maxim
= good and effective use of narroN
/, black velvet ribbon. 1t seems to
" Vic lllOSb VI ali llulollOo ~
d the grenadine aud other transparel
h silk fabrics, and black velveC line
!; on white muslin are always fetcf
e ing. Plain cOlored muslin, wit
70 touches of white in the form (
Ut yokes, vests and stocks looks We
t. with rows of black velvet trimming
Is hens and ruttleS.
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l. Interesting Partisan Notes.
The neck bow as seen in Paris
)t not an extreme affair. 1t is ju
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