The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-15

IN how with long ends, which hang

In bow with long enos, Wnlch hanS u
the ground.
the back of the hat and are crossed;
after which they are brought around TO
she front and tied under the chin. The
bow ia fastened By brooch in good cid
fashioned style.
Skirt vokss are tucked and shirred and
the goods are trimmed in other ways
Unless one Is very full around the rips
the trimmed yoke Is to be recommended.
but for embonpoint 1t should be avoided.
Tule of al, coiors can be used for the
boa. The latest design is me srake
boa, which is very thick at one end end
tapering at the other. To give .hese
boas foundation there Is lining similar
to the lining of muff, over which the ma
terial is shirred.
To fashion such o. lining tiny roll of
cotton batting Is prepared until J. 5 Of
equal thickness. except at one end, while
Il is tightly sewed to give 1t the desired
point a black silk case is slipped ever
the boa reminding one of the way bolster
is Slipped into its case. The boa IS new
ready for It's outside covering. when lEay
be of any selected material, with a prefer
ence always for black tul4e or o'aeh
chiffon.
NEW GARN1TUREs.
The most beautiful boas are Of oiack
tulle with bold dots put on in such
2 wav as to require very close thick
shirrnE. Each division Is tied with
tiny black satin ribbon, with ends shipped
off very short.
Charming garnitures are fashioned OF
white chiffon and lace. These are lover!
upon new garment and OF SO trans
forming nature upon an old one that
YOU would scarcely recognize the gown.
They make a chiffonette scarcely coarssr
than chiffon, vet quite wiry in nature,
and of sort that viii not wilt in the
dampness.
The very newest fischu. of this chiffon.
is gathered around the shoulders and
brought in big soft fold to the front,
where II is tied in knot. Below this
the ends disappear underneath the lapels
of the vest. but appear below the waist
line, where they hang in long, full
streamers. very long and trimmed upon
the ends with lace. The fisohu is lace
trimmed and very soft and pretty
The lace undersleeve is seen in many
quaint ways. AZ revival it Is eX-
tremeiy popular and is used IN the form
OF a gathered cuff extending below the
sleeve Of the gown.
French thrift here again finds express
sion. When the American woman saw 1t
she exclaimed: but my arms are rhn'
/ do not like such short sleeves.
Then wear the lace sleeve, madam,
responded the couturier The dress
sleeve is built SO as 20 De worn either
short or long"
Some OF the newest unders,eeves are
entirely of lace; others are lawn with a
tiny lace edging; and very pretty this
edge is. with its soft fullness arranged
to set off the hand.
While the tide of travel is toward Paris.
and not away from it. still there are
many who are escaping TO the cooler
countries. Russia. especially, IS enjoying
its fashionable season. The Car ana
Czarina are holding receptions, and many
Americans are being received me
Court dress is by no means so rig:dIy
prescribed as the English presentation
gown, but is none the less elegant.
Many handsome summer gowns arc being
sent North and whole cargoes OF pretty
things for the neck are sent for the
Russian tailors. who are severe in their
styles and lacking in taste, in the soft
fluffy ornaments of which the Paris
modistes are SO fond.