Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-19
curved back. Upon these lines are all
the gowns for girls now built.

At--SN.
| the gowns for girls now built.
| A model eketched at Trouville was
| in blue albatross. with the skirt laid
| in box plaits all the way around, ex-
cept right In the middle of the front,
where it was plain. The waist was
made with a shirred front and plain
Lack. Such delightful sleeves were
made with the bell shape elbow faring
well; and inside this bell there were
worn Bishop sleeves gathered around
the hand in a little tight cuff tied
| with ribbons.
The bodice had a girdle of corn col
ored satin ribbon fully five inches
deep, brought around the waist very
smoothly and hooked at the side, under
the arm. Beautiful little pins of yell
! low topaz were used to secure the belt
| fastening at the side and were placed
| at intervals around the girdle.
Blue and Yellow.
| The stock was of the same smooth
! piece of yellow satin and a yellow satin
ribbon tied the hair. Upon the front
of the waist was big handsome bow
of the yellow satin, thus finishing the
| waist very prettily.
| Of course the tiny bolero must al
ways be in evidence and small bolero
of Irish point was slipped on over this
waist. AS though there could be any
warmth, in a tiny little garment like
this, the bolero was lined with satin
/ to be taken off when the sun shone
brightly.
/ The bell-shaped sleeve will be the
sleeve of fall for young and old
While many sleeves are falsely called
the bell the true bell-shiped sleeve is
the one that is very tight to the wrist,
/ but below the wrist it flares into a bell.
| The bell sleeve is worn very long and
also very short; the latter being only
! to the elbow, where it has a big bell
! just above the point where the arm
| bends. Below the bell there is the
Bishop sleeve in lace extending to the
wrist
There are many styles worn by the
young and those of more mature
! mould. One of these is the sleeve just
! described. Another is the draped tunic
which is composed of gathers brought
| from the bust line. At the waist there
| is broad belt or girdle, and, below
F.: the belt, the tunic falls in gathers
: again, to a point nearly to the foot of
. the skirt. Underneath there is skirt
trimmed with a very deep flounce
! A very charming end is sometimes
| used for finishing the fischu and also
for finishing the trimming of the skirt.
1t consists of a piece of goods so cut
that when folded and fastened, it will
fall in little plaits, as a side trimming.
| Early autumn street gowns will be
MADE in very light shades of cloth, the
, prettiest and most delicate of these
| being ice color which is nearly white,
with shades Of pink and blue showing
through it. The weaving of such
/ piece of cloth is work of art as the
| threads are woven through the goods
/ in such a way as to show blue from
one direction and pink from the other.
Ice color will be among the most fash
/ ionable Of the Tall shades.
brilliant Innings.
! There is q vogue for brilliant Innings.
| A gown, recently made for an Amer
/ lean woman to wear at Newport this
/ September, is of ice cloth, cool. SHIN
mering and beautiful The skirt, which
/ is very short, being little more than
ankle length is lined with Jack rose
! taffeta. The coat is an Elton with
white silk revers, the whole of ice cloth
lined with the Jack rose taffeta.
Revers of the silk turn over at the
throat. The bloussto be worn with the
Elton is pale blue bingham, the plaids
/ showing thread OF red.
A brilliant little soft felt hat will
be worn with this suit. The color of
the hat is Jack rose, exactly to match
! the lining of the skirt. a broad Jack
silk tie will be knotted at the throat
The bolero is becoming more and
more eccentric. One of the newest
/ boleros is extremely short in the back
and on the sides and very long in front,
| where the tabs reach the belt and are
finished with two tiny buttons.
The tunic also grows in eccentricity
/ One of the newest shapes shows very