The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-03-31
Ne u YORK FASHIONS

Golf shoes Of horsehidc are durable
aud plant for the great game.
The old-faShioned chignon (ol Eng
fish bum is very much in style.
I he newest garter has healt-shap-
cd buckle for clasping it.
Very soft materials hold the right
of way for Spring costumes.
A dainty dinner gown shown at
Lord 4 Taylor's is of white mousselin
dc sole over white satin. 1t has high
bodice. aud skirts tight halfway
down to terminate in very tlaring
tlounCe.
Most of the new sleeves drtadfulv
tight, but are really more comfortab
than they appear to be.
Very beautiful lamps are of pcrce-
lain, with filacree work and lovely
colors, the fayorites being dark old
rose and green.
Odd skirts are ways prudent adj
ditions to a lady's wardrobe, especially
in this age CT a variety of waists
A elegant toilet is of pale gray ladies
Goth, with underskirt of gray taffetas
much trimmed and ruffled. and tunic
overskirf.
A lovely co.tume of lavender
tatfrta silk. with ovtrskirt cf satin
striped silk grenadine. This opens a
little to the left. showing IA three-,uffe
underskirt edge with wee baby rib
bon in dar ker verdrr.
Lady gof rs find the Nes|isee II.
< g., c0rS.t JUS The thing for IA c)m-
for:able game as we'll as for lcu"ging
1t permits free use of every muscle,
yet is JUS as tim as though boned to
the top notch. Its simple yet shapely
construction is boon, too, to delicate
wcm n, who find much whalebone
burdensome to sensitive spine sides.
Toques are extremely light, and may
be trimmed with the brightest flowers
imaginable.
Muslin mufi,s are Il feature Of some
swell afternoon receptions.
Small Persian pin trays vie with
those in handpainted porcelain in
;ttlactlveneSS.
\ lovely evening gown is of lace ap-
| plicltion made in princesse shape. 1t
is ,e-embroidered with Jet over a
fourreau Ct " hite Liberty satin.
One new sleeve is made of rolled
plai 5 running round from end to
end.
Skirt plaitings are no longer stitch
ed below the knee.
Automobile I'd is ii banner color
this season.
B.ouse fronts are modified in
form.
Light-c ored silk Innings are eftec-
tive under fancy transparent greua-
dies
SHRED ribbons will be largely used
to trim Summer skirts.
Guimpes ard yokes Of colored nous
seine de soc will be used for waist
bellishments.
Dainty little silk parasols shown by
Best & Company. for very fine ladies
Of five years and upwards, are covered
with chiffon, sometimes plain, and
sometimes embroidered with wee rose
buds or other tiny ,owerets.
TIE blouse back has disaI peared
On'y a few gathers are seen now.
Walking coats AID skirts are made
ose-itting. Ski, are made 70 close
on the side.
Blight color,d ribbons CO ne pro-
! yided with string, all ready to shirr
They make a pretty finish for the tor
Of Il f,ounce, or edge Of poin'ed cuff
or collar
Handsome shirt waists are made OF
clace tafietas, tucked and corded
Skirts are laced at the placquet open
ing, with cord and buttons.
In stockings, some popular colors
are cerise, blue, myrtle, violet, apple.
green, bronza, and an infuity of dainty
and daring combinations.
Smar. REFERS fer little girls are
Of bright red or blue, trimmed with
white braid and fastened with large
gilt but OBS. They have double breast
ed front and Vatican back.
Corded piIues are in great favor.
The new ginghams come in sole
colors, such as da,k red, b'ur, etc.
for gir's serv ceable sci DOL frocks.
Clusters and Irregular punches o.