The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-30
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Tailored GOwns-These have bocoms
IN actual necessity for every SEASON,
and include the severely plaih ~
Draid-trimmed suits n we'll a Jnne
bride should include in this line, when
she has $500 to spend. : brAid-trimmed
gray cloth. stitched plaza chevipt ~
= china blue pique- She shossld alap
have white and = pink csxandie, =
black taneta silk skirt, two six blousess
black serge ralny-tIsy sutt and plenty
sf cotton shirt waists, elso whtts
,ique gown.
For one IN mourning meat rainy-da
gown may be made with seres skirt
having Tapped seams, and : ny-front
'eefer jacket lined With black ta@eta.
With Il may bs worn . short waist Of
affeta in lengthwise cerdinsD With 4
.tock collar TO correspond, and toqns
II black straw trimmed IN ts6etn and
luIlls, and black vii. Everything
ihould be quiet, stylish, and yet thor
,ughly subdued in toae for deep
Amy day unless you use TIE rain-proof
english make.
Cotton dresses are to BE- much worn
this summer. a nice supply for the
young lady visiting through the sum
ner would include . china blue jacket
suit and white dress Of pique, one white
organdie, one pink figured organdie, .
green or blue and white dimity. Plen-
~ Of comfortable. cool shirt waists in
white lawn and pique and colored per-
,ale, Madras, gingham, cheviot and
pique will complete this wardrobe.
Any of the woolen skirts may be worn
with the shirt waists. but II two new
ones are bought get q natural-colored
linen crash and black serge made
with a tailor-like finish, very plain but
well cut, and evenly hung without any
dip at the back.
Girls Dresses.-There ID no striking
change in girls frocks. They are still
made with the round waist, yoke effect
and revers, with tiny jacket fronts,
small sleeves, and slightly blouse ef-
fects. The new gingham and pique
frocks are made with yokes or gimps
of white tucked nainsook or embroi-
derry, but the woolen dresses have yokes
of taffeta, white or colored, made plain
or with lengthwise or crosswise tucks.
Velvet and satin ribbon, braid and lace
insertion are all used as trimmings. In
materials, children wear just about
what their elders do-serges, cheyiots.
cashmeres, poplins, challies, foulards.
tnffetas, piques, ginghams, orgnndies.
dimities, lightweight hannels and
fancy dress goods.
Colored pique dresses are in favor
this spring. A large heavy rib, express
ly for jacket suits, is us high as dol
lar yard, but very pretty domestic
goods may be bought for from is to 25
cents. A not too heavy weight should
be selected for gored skirt and blouse
waist with shirt sleeves. Buttonhoies
for studs and link buttons should be
made in the plait and the cuffs. The
yoke may be made with either straight
or diagonal tucks, or with Hamburg in
scrtion alternating with ticks. The
double-skirt effect will be noticed in
shaped founces, ruffles rounding up to
the belt, and long-pointed aprons or
peplums, but none of these will iron or
prove as serviceable as a fye-gored
skirt made with few tucks us bor-
der. The material should be washed
before cutting, to prevent its shrinking
afterward.
Bridesmaids' costumes should never
be of extremely expensive materials
unless the girls are all sufficiently
wealthy to endure the tax. A pretty
idea for an early spring wedding would
be white orpandie for the sir br;das
maids, with pink flowers, pink sashes
and collars, pink chiffon hats, and
white gloves and slippers. Trim the
gowns with ruches of the material
edged with narrow white ribbon, using
lengthwise rows on the waist and
1imities, lightweight fannels and
sleeves, and several crosswise rows
above the knee founce Of the skirt.
The flower girls should all be in pure
white; the maid of honor might be in
pale green organdie over white, with
white flowers, gloves, sash, collar and
hat. The brides dress of dainty organ
die should be trimmed with many rows
of lace inserting, with ribbon sash,
Her veil should be of tulle, and her
bouquet be all white. None OF the
gowns suggested are expensive, as ex.
cellent double-width organdie NAV be
bought for GO cents a yard; better
quality at dollar is 6s inches in width.
Emma NJ. Hooper, in Ladies' Home
journal.
Dreamed Chicken or Turkey Hash.
Creamed hash is best when made
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