The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-11

ics or scratches busy notes OF the most up
to-date scientific theory; whether she be
frivolous girl or severely practical, she
looks unlike herself and altogether other
worldly in her vide kerchief and quaint
poke bonnet, that contrast with the cor
rect tailor dresses Of the mafTons WHO
surround her.
The puritan maiden appeared with Ash
wednesday. but she will remain beyond
Easter for she represents fetchlng
eprinR fashion.
pemure as she looks, this fin De steele
Puritan, she may be a daughter OF Marie
Antoinette as well as OF Priscilla, Tor,
with all her ausintness. she does not lack
co1uetry.
Her kerchi,f IL Of rauzy chiffon. white
or black or palest gray or blue, and II
fastens above her bosom with glittering
brooch that would not be approved by the
elders.
Or II becomes n fchu outright, and knots
IN front and falls to the waist. ana knots
again upon the hips and flutters where IL
WIN IN long ruched and ruffled and lace
cdged ends.
The puritan maiden IL the girl with the
new scarf: and that II SUITS her TO wear
II with gray Tenten gown and a modest
poke hat adorned with spring flowers. II
Just a part OF the girl's charm and whlm-
sicality-~thesc qualities being often one.
II IL said that Miss Beatrix Hoyt. the IA
nous girl golfer, was the first to wear
the new scarf. Fashionable dressmakers
are adapting II TO costumes for the South,
10 bridesmaids' dresses for Easter we'd
dings and to all manner OF fresh and filmy
summer gowns
A dress 10 which the scarf was added
was made recently for Mrs. Clarence Mac
kay II was a blue-grny fouiard, whose
skirt was finished with four curved foun-
ces edged with black chiffon ruches. The
tunic. long and ciose-ft formed n
deep scallop ut the back one distinct point
In front. and two irregular, Jagged points
~ each side. all edged with he sane black
chiffon. The feature OF the bodice was
the chiffon nchu. which made a soft
cloudy frame for the shoulders. Crossing
In front. the ends were carried around the
hack and fell In sash draperies nearly to
the ground
Next the ichu. Greek draper,es, brought
from tho right shoulder to the waist and
terminating In long scarf ends are the
newest and dainttest Of the friliy sarni-
lures with which every woman will bios
eofn nut NJ Easter. Competing with these
are Recamier folds. draped berthas. lace
yoke-pieces and accordlon-plaited fronts Of
disphanous textures
Tho hats that VIII be worn with these
robwehs OF lace are Themselves ma cob
~ ,,,st. xyhasa 49,. WI oe nahoiui
old-ffme sunemacv :, 4. 49,. ~, US
Ike thai u can be tucked and even accor-
ion-ptafcd
the favorite toane looks Ike a SNOWFALL.
Y ~ 30 round, 40 soft and so white some
times the resemblance Is completed Nv
trimming II with edelweiss and addinx not
touch OF color rxcent HAL 49,, ~.
strings e'
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white ton,.s nave hr,,s, :. n,"oih.n, sone
10 The fakes ma fallen az w, 'os"s as
ers. u now
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actress has n yopr-l.avaa .,a,'a 'aa'ns
velvet stanairs, ~ a. s, 49,, " sre'.n
snowy background "s'"S' w
Rhatins tho SNOWMAN IN, a. a.,
uase,l ent,ralv -, sa.... 80. "s Vo'n.
would no called ,,aa,' ~, ut,',. N',e na' u
cat N.ee HATS are ta.,ar,,,.' s,".'.s' ."s new
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med and looselv tnss,,sd ~, ........
must wear such heaag.ar WITT $500,
unless she wishes "a no n,s,.s.n ,s,
walking vase or ,aratn,ars '''
t,oltase na,s a.. $50,
,st ara er,an,cs 80. 49, = mora mou-
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0'"s nt's'nefS c"'l ~aeh hais re-
'i Wv e''s - nov 70 Apologize for
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1~NsN BATS iat iae piauant faces to which
Nhes Ae suiteH' Just as the phg IN the
itssu@st Or al noses~h YOU hannea ~ be
tona OF the g'ri who's" face u ad0rnA
The hats that used 70 De called "rlctu~,@
hats are thrown into the background ~
tho weird and Wild ahape4 that now ~,
pear There Il the ehimneypet ma tan
and uxly. as Its name implies
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a., s.,.tIanm me ~, ,,...,.. 49, -. - -
.oarites tucked into IN. ecansn. ~ 80,
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