The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-09

of popular trihe and our latest recruit 70
the foreign nobility
Mss Julia Grant has made fashionaa lie
again the Catacuzene bracelet. When the
distinguished mother of the young Prince
10 whom Miss Grant viii plight her troth
was. some tWenty-oid years ago, I'm Amer
lea she wore golden bands on her arm
ana forearm connected by chains. and now
The pretty custom is 10 wear a thread OF
pears or emcraids below the elbow,
very fine circle Of diamonds near the
shoulder and unite. the circles by hair fine
chains of gold. puHctuated at intervals
with small jewels This arrangement. by
the way, is d great Improvement on the
two solid golden manacles that we knew
two decades ago.
Royal Garter Blue.
Very latest among the discoveries of an
effective and popular evening color for
silk or satin is garter blue. This is the
exact tint of the broad blue ribbon that
Queen Victoria wears when she dons the
famous order and the bellies who are rot
debutantes and the bellies who are hand
some maTons wear the garter blue in
trained gowns that are besprnkled with
judicious seed pearl embroidery. A very
regal sort Of costume is indicated in one
of the illustrations this week, and this is
garter blue satin cut with an ample
train. In front a breadth is slit open 10
white upon which a curtain of pale blue
chiffon falls, and foot trimming of min
gled blue and white ostrich tips appears
as a ruche.
a typical cloak of the season is sketched
with this pearl embroidered gown. 1t is
a circular of white satin. its edges shaped
in large shallow scallops edged with dark
brown marabout and a deep frill of lace.
A hood that falls frtm the neck of the
cloak is made all of lace and brown mara
bout Such are some of the sp.endors
of our merchant princesses
Wei open, in simple curve is the prop
CT shaping back and front, for an even
ing dress body, and in the building of bod
ices nothing is more justly popular with
the slim women than the front that Is
drawn in fun horizontal wrinkles across
the bust. OF course, very soft satin and
pliabe mushns only are adapted 10 this
style, and the finish for the fufness is three
rosettes of graduated size, or three smart
clusters of blossoms, fastened one at the
waist, one a the bust and one on the left
shoulder. Evidently every effort is being
made 10 replace, by some equally service
able device the pouched bodice front that
women almost refuse TO relinquish.
4 Pigeon in the Hair.
A fan-tailed pigeon is what you should
wear in your hair at the country dances
il is a decoration easily secured by the
simple method of tying a scarf of perfect
,y fresh. crisp white tulle in a large wide
winged bow. and fastening it, al any point
YOU please, i'm your hair by aid of a jewel
headed hatpin. In the evening Also every
woman who keeps abreast with the mode
pins her little fan 10 her belt to the right
side First she makes a small perfectly fiat
satin ribbon rosette with a bright imitation
gem in its center and from this beneath,
hangs a four-inch long strap Of ribbon,
on The end of which is fastened a gold
safety slip ring The ring, of course, Sc
cures the fan when the wearer does not
need it, and it is perfectly easily detached
from the ring when she does.
THE Juliet"
+ For the undoing of the woman who spent
nearly all her years income two months
ago for proper spring pIumage, the millin-
ers are bringing out their midsummer
crop of hats. They have a unique and
lovely thing christened Juliet, in honor
of Miss Maud Adams, though it has little