The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-18

cream satin run down the front Similar
lines of light edge the points that turn
back from the high collar and the round
cuffs that finish my slightly full shirt
sleeves.
Later on in the season am going to
have novelty OF the novelties, a blouse
made of the narrowest linen tape herren-
boned together with linen thread and
worn upon an under blouse of blue, pink
or green taffeta. as the occasion requires.
That fairy idea is no older than this sea-
SON. and in practical application gives the
most spring-like and refreshing result
possible.
Spring Hats.
Having met and conquered the ques-
ton Of easy morning waists to wear with
my odd skirts / turned eagle eye on
hats Unless my long-tried and trusted
instinct about the future fails me signal
". ostrich feathers and wide brims are
bound to have a great vogue very soon.
one entirely bewitching black picture
brim affair is mine. made of corded taffe-
IA with two big ornaments in front, from
which spring a pair of richly clustering
black plumes.
Daring as that may sound and i'm
pressive as the hats are sure to be,
find that the women are going to wear
them with severely simple dresses. one
importer Of almost irresistible tempta
tions from across the sea showed me
hat as big as a bushel basket and as full
Of color as a rainbow, to be worn with
perfectly nun-like costume of grey. Again
] saw a suit simple as the brown habit
Of barefoot Friar and the hat for it of
tucked panne displayed tulle, lace, flowers,
buckles and a perfectly Kaleidoscope
bird.
"Maisie's" New Track.
I'm view Of all this I ordered my walk
ing dress of HOMEGROWN cloth, the entire
back of the skirt laid in knife pleatin
that extend the depth of three-quarters
of a yard from the waist line, and thus
throw considerable fullness into the train
that is no more or less in extent than
those of my autumn gowns. Five lines Of
heavy black stitching run about the foot
of the skirt and then stiffen the edges
of nv short coatee. With stitchings | OBJ
serve the darts and seams of all the in
coming coats are heavily ornamented,
and my coat has double sailor lapels of
scarlet silk bearing big dots of brown en-
broidered upon it. Under the coat shirt
of any species appropriate with a scarlet
collar is going to be used, and If the tout
ensemble does not give you an impression
of extreme simplicity governed by the
best canons of smartness, then 1 will be
disappointed.
A Grey PopIin.
ION my way to the land of the cypress
and myrtle l am billed to stop with a
friend, and I've treated myself to a dear
little poplin house gown that is perfectly
suitable for the whole spring through 1t
is grey; grey undershot with coral pink
and my skirt has fold of the duliest old
rose panne directly down the front wfdth
and bordered to either side with a couple
of little tucks. There is vatican pleat
fullness in the rear, and then my waist
has a top of rucked white silk muslin over
a rose-colored lining. Below this yoke.
about the shoulders, runs a broad fold of
the goods, bordered by band of panne
to give requisite fulness and finish.
I'm common with all the gowns one sees
nowadays, mine opens over the bust to
display a vest that is a continuation OF
the yoke, and across the top of this