Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
PEEP AT NEW YORK FASHIONS.
New Millinery aud its Birds Feathers
Tailoi- uude Gowns and STYLES In Making


spread examples of former days. Such
dimiuutOu Is doubtless owing to great APP
parent ana at times real hcavincss in
garniturc and masSing of the same, since
the tout ensemble would he unbcarablc
were dimensions extreme. Among factors
in producing these new results the use of
felt 10y the yard, that Is turned and twist
ed like any other material Is potent, and
so likewise Is satin antique, that in in
hcrcnt richness imparts poudcrous glow.
Satin or velvet cut in strips and stitched
is often employed to the dctrmcnt of rib
bon, and prestige attaches to hats made
of stitched velvet Len general, it will thus
be seen, fancy runs to AN employment of
ma tcral rather than ribbon, although, of
course, the latter can never be ignored 80
long as daughter of Eve remains on
earth
In ribbons, satin, perhaps, leads, and
satin taneta as well. MORE ribbon ar-
pears on some handsome imported exam
pies, but all told, can hardly be Class'G
as important Polka-dOtted ribbons arc
| again acceptable, and kcrchiefs IN
Persian and other patterns are used with
effect.
OF no little account in the production Of
hcaVy-ooking hats, are large birds that
are often provided with several superfluous
wings do duty in front, since so many
pnions branching forth in elk-like style.
would preclude any other position. Coa-
able to manage so full surely of means
of flight, and the body looks materially
small in comparison. In many birds, Ma
lures colors are quite disr, gardcd, ana
they have become rcd, blue, violet or any
other desired hue though white is ire
Qucnt and black as well. Large and
many-winged birds are. however, less OBJ
iCCtionablc than thick and prolonged
breast feathers that in most unbecoming
fatncss and hcavincss quite cncirclc
Hrms, or where one is unequal to the
task. a second is called into rcquisitiou
and If outer room be insufficient, it may
lie in huge curve extending outwards
from the crown. to where it may meet
its fellow.
The ungracefulncss Of such eo-called
adOrnmcnts may be readily imagined, but
because expensive and stylish. they will
lie in demand and stand oponsor for less
pronounced finishingS ON the same order.
The distraction between hats and BON
nets is easily pcrcuptible. The latter are
placed firmly on the head and usually,
cVcn when shown for young people pro-
Vidcd with strings. and in case such addi-
tion should he found pleasing to youthful
weafnrs. their elders, who have OF late
so fcaressly cncroachcd over the border
land and usurpcd with apparent propricty
many pecuiaritcs belonging exclusively
to their juniors, may now rotracc their
steps and without dcmur ADOPT what in
'n'Ir case may r'alIE ne '"h'd saving
C!"uTp ne p'Vo'ii'E"cS9 OF oohi'ct
dress bonncts, moreover. apart from
shape. "A marked difference from hats il
sc" d. Eld"cc' Ha''rlaI anu HhlSn'hgS
frequent and in surrounding sparkle. tho
glitter Of closely masscd scquins brings
delight tpCauS-t SO snowy.
Crcpons in general are extremely fash
iona bic and i'm the higher grades really
"g"",i'uL nc "aJprlly OF th,Se ianr'cd
ii,i ,' ''", ~, ',."uT" d" IIIIpoI taAl quota
i-S NO'"t III 'l'S' 'v'il"'il"uoIS JUST
~. '"',S'uvl"'lo"' among new lhpor-
.",'nIS q n"'"Hs Po9iIloh mus ''So De aC-
~ 80 - i'''.,'" us - mn SUI N''l'
WIS i,IH i'idIus SGT on moro or
t, -" ~ o't =" "HF''l"'' me. We
T.7"' "ie po'" ana appear on iioh'
"rUa'''S' d 'n' sues Oh SKIRTS or on over
az 49, ""' 9l'cN'H pti"S Oh course
"i"9H'" III h'cpi"s'
d "n - tAP'ctc" on pialds ana
tti''r'o.' my ar S''' ~ ihuch variety,
80 ''S''9 'it III "'dlSlHct hu"S ana
an 'ne more coveted when having cam
i''a' ~ otiI'' ''iu"''E laShlohapi
~. ~ US. ''i'' i,oi b"S"lS' put usual
III """,'' VI Hle"luih squares, rather
80" ~" f"t'r'h s VI ProHouhc'u dimeA'
| 7it'''r hummer are expected
~ w maui Iiitp SklrtS mat Will complete
No. f"'i" tou"S in"tcnIhg III Color the
/ '-" WIN vi me pIa'"' are brought out
i 49,, 800 s"uS .''ui"E me way TO COM
"'''''' ''''H ~ 'i'"''i'"l tldl according IL
"of"'r! VIII po more IN vogue than fol
sun t''n' o' lat''
VI I"'oi -Hl"co gowns plan cloth Is stu
.i""7", nus ''eaht' "ut inc usual sup
i.' W MN, NI"l'S or HllN'l 'i"thS appear
''" "'N ","oii'" ny "'' Wc"rriS VINO uh
w S''"!" '"r arr OF ufoSS. brass he farh
"i'o 'Ioth some hat on the popir
'l'',' '"' 0oil'l ana with less rep, am
.." - vNp'c''" Of l'"IllN c'oth, I'm"
! '.iIN VARIETY OF goods Many skirts are
~, .-'"' 'N VtchoIy close ahout the hts
""I ilIolc StEIe perhaps attaches to sucf
o. va, ''o9' seam az inc pack, rather
nan ""' tNH9' ana IN the former cast" the
"''SS opens at the lcft side, where mucl
| II ol''n mao OF an overlapping. trimmcr
I'"" tHat extends 10 the bottom of tn,
"I'NS' oI'en IL Is lancilully finished, an cN
: ample III me pIue serg" showing tiny
pi"S' "u''ohH set IN consecutive rows o
NM an" 'ncSc are IN harmony with but
: IONS on inc sleeves and jacket. BRAIDED
5 Sr'''oPS On thoSe Slde seams are feature
''' - '''i - II'"tNi d SlIHlldf lnlSn ~
: oucntlv The I"t,ar i,,c', ~, '"S. ,, IRE
. 80. roInro ,,rI, az rIrSJn' rt'i
A,nnng do,.jcas Co., ,',''nV"''S ~ "'u'r
tho nnn.r ror,io,, 90 M VI r'I''SS u
cor1inrs in sncc".si,.,, S,''i 'u.hS o
= since tho r,,,,.ri.,I ~ H,1uP1, "ie 9tN'Sh
'Dl'"' ihrouShout dress in general, clos