The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-29

bright with applications, rubbed well in -
unsaited fresh butter. This shoe has ne
long square French ice and the upper por'
ton is IN white canvass fastened by An
pearl buttons. It's patrons say that it nos
sesses all the charm OF the ian shoe win
splatter dashes and none of the heat ana
clumsiuess of the gaiter over a leathar
: shod ankle, but its critics look at il as-
kance as well as at the smart yellow Ok
fords trimmed about the top with heavily
stitched canvas
The chief mission of the summer shoe
however, is 10 give the extraordinary
brilliant summer sock its full chance ar
display, and a yellow foot year with pah
grey hose in which blue and yellow strlDes
cross the wearer's ankle is no uncommon
sight below the high rolled hems of brown
or grey trousers Black silk CT rich dark
blue silk hose, showing at the outside Of
the ankle extremely light tone checks Of
elaborate pattern, seem TO appeal nightly
for evening wear TO the youthful gene.
alton.
The Princes Pin.
The young set have temporarily aban-
aoned the necktie pin for a broad gold
scarf ring. The Prince of Wales, so the
story runs, was brought by his brother
of Connaught from Egypt, a peculiarly
fine Searching. Preferring not to wear the
green ornament on his pump royal finger.
the Prince drew it up along his black silk
necktie to the base of the fourth hand
knot and set a fashion that lourishes
apace. To wear a jewel set ring is not
allowed by the faithful followers Of this
mode; a handsome enameled beetle, q
chiseled gold lions head or an Egyptian
face colored gold is what the well select
ed ornament shows and the ring proper is
not seen when perfectly adjusted TO the
-
folds of the scarf for only the carved or
enameled decoration must appear at the
base of the satin knot.
The luxurious ease of the twentieth GEN.
tury man now demands the comfort Of
summer dressing gown, an airy stlken roba
that is as distinct garment from the
easy Turkish toweling bath robe as is a
womans peignoir distinct from her plain
and serviceable flannel wrapper. The
summer dressing gown comes in various
delicate shades of rose, light
green, pastel blue, or dove gray
silk The quality of the goods 10
much that of surah, but the ornamental
| treatment in diverse colors is done in
damask weave. The gown has long
sleeves that button close at the wrist,
turnover collar with small fixed four-n-
hard tie of the same goods under the chin
and the skirts, gathered to yoke in The
back, fall well below the knees. There ara
| pockets in both the body and skirts of the
| garment and a sash attached at the back
| knots about the waist. This newly IN
! vented convenience is meant for slipping
| on when slight renovations to the toilet
are hastily made, when breakfasting In the
bed room and when making the morning
| toilet 1t fulflls in fact all the functions
| that the wintry dressing gown is too not
and clumsy to pleasantly perform
Warm weather Gloves.
The whole stock of summer gloves is out
| on display and the man who does not like
to wear grey In some of its fine shades hai
| better go bare handed than insist on brown
| or red. At all the spring and summer "eo-
| dings very soft dove grey gloves are inc
| mode of thin plant suede and sutcneA
| down the back with black OF wnlee slA'
| About the bottom and the button ana out-
ton hole fronts binding of white or BLACK
/ oIace kid appears and the buttons big Oh
pearI. and two in number exactly matoh IN
| their color the stitchings on the pacA"
Fashionable men now go fully gloVed lor
all spring functions. The best man at
wedding wears his grey gloves neatly out-
toned, the ushers are equally caretul sun
the groom only because of delicate mahlp.
ulations with the ring keeps his rgu
hand bare. the left is gloved Throughout
the ceremony and reception. For afternoon
oaIIs man takes his hostess hand with
bis right hand bare, but he is entitled to put
on his glove directly he has shaken
bands with the mistress of the drawing
room and for church the gloves are nov
put off. u,,r,
The hand that wears smart grey glove
usually grasps at the moment STICK OF
male yellow fruit tree wood. Peeled STICKS
these are called. Their surface Is no
nolished and so dry and porous and YET 20
fought and flexible are they that lnsM
weight is no more than that OF holUs
bamboo Steamed and bent the handle'
os such sticks all describe curve or shep
herd crook hook and in FURNISHED or 60.
iored gold narrow bands, at least three ~
number aretstrapped about and sunk INV
the wood beau ID u'-''''