The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-17
FLOWERS THAT BLOC,

n,l Flowers ,Se are fading in II.
out they are Triumphant me ss'ds
lsprlcs and in millinery r., N cOses,
of all descriptions bar1 'oTsred -
reveal. The lustrous s, r-s t.ess
ar,stoeratic MORE ANTON ace' i
splendid warp taffetas aues aud y
caaes are enriched with ara Satin bro.
patterns pa which rob mature Su'slts lore
ly hues and graceful fo. Of he, lO,s
Flowers are also
motif in the laces, passe much tares
other trimmings, which ara "
elegant profusion this e Offered
French Ere c dressmakers are t rse'o !.
cal flowers of velvet and , n,s sra
underneath the tissues ~ ppiaeng thss
appliqued in place and n nes are d
lney lie fiat, a drop Of per F,rsset Ut
co. and the fabrics are laid a Is al.
come con scented and pressed, away va i's>
the stitch which holds II. 10 'oacss
place, as it is pressed fat -' :. aoTs
the tissue, there is the tirs uaderner
some sort. Maybe a silk ros. loS'r |,
sewed to the outside of the Sc, This !
the big effective flower l. e sOOasS vAla.
meath. The upper silk Ao,r se"e0 undas,I
Is merely a little stamped am ! nat al
Mousseline de sole, as dio mar
a butterfiy's wing, is hrooaa apiisnoOs !,
oroidered with flowers and ,s md o.
lovely, fleeing tints, makir. raves
princess. O"H o. isty
flowers remain the smart o..
OF the corsage. Looped a,s s@arsfs
roses over the skirts of lone Tan I
also fashionable. For a 1.-THE ra =
figure, especially, these ro. s'4'a'a
traliing over the skirt are poatrr !, @s !
An artistic novelty of the sass.. "a
fringe composed of petals of ss J
the rose, carnation, orchid ~ ~. ..'s'
ing the favorite blossom Thaa has !, =
cate fringes are made of crsns y
VI Nltpt am
ION and mousseline de sole in ~. =. ~
raj tints of the flowers and ara A. -'
upon ball gowns of lace or ar~ a.
textile beneath flounces of tho toh.
Boas of flowers are worn ui,s !,
necked evening gowns and ar. :.
artistic and effective, the meta, !,
shadings of the rose being 50 raaB,.
ally reproduced in mousseline ana !
n erty silk as to suggest the natural NJ
n som. In some of these the flowing !,
4 are sometimes made of long trR
:, sprays of foliage, while chiffon !,
:, harmonizing tint finishes other sr,
- pies.
/: Although flower-laden hats b4l
n primarily to the summer time Aou
= and leaves exquisitely fashioned Of
N vet, silk muslin and other choice
n terials add to the effectiveness Of
autumn millinery. The dahliss
chrysanthemums especially are cha
ing in their blended tints, and there
autumn leaves which reproduce \
closely natures lovely tintings
Wreaths of flower petals-roses
sizes, orchids, etc-can be bought n
to slip into the picture hat and tn
form a mere big, black poke or ps
into a more fanciful creation. The 1
ed petal wreath is placed beneath
brim, half facing it, the flowers res
against the hair and forming Fl
or aureole for the wearer's face
The flower petals are of velvet 0
silk and velvet mixed. A big black
with one of these wreaths under
black velvet brim has many ati
trich plumes around the crown, but
touch of color except the pink pea
The wreaths are fiat and Of val
widths, several rows of petals
broad brimmed hat, or a single 70
large petals sufficing for smaller