New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-27

the hat Is bound with cloth, silk ribbon.
cordiHg the material selected for the scarf which
is twisted about the crown.
Any ingenious woman who has plenty of time
on her hands make effective lace bolero to
wear over summer gowns and at comparatively
small cost The foundation is stout net of some
sort ornamented with narrow Honiton braid. The
bolero fronts are cut in scallops with a point
each lower corner with three varied scauops across
the back The edges outlined by the Honiton
braid. and simple design is traced above the
scalops. The sleeves made close fitting and
finish just below the elbows while the upper por-
tions reversed scallops. which being
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Is desired for the lace it may be traced on tissue
then the paper is torn away. This Honiton braid
may be bought at two cents a yard.
The parasol de luxe is indeed a thing Of beauty
It is likely to appear the city streets. but
will shine Respondent at the watering places and
leading summer resorts. One exquisite example is
in white glace silk painted by hand in a charming
design of purple rises. with their leaves and buds
The handle is OF the Hghtest Pamooo ana IS pTnd
parasoi is in silk rhickIy spangled in floral design
with shot seQuins. outlining transparent lace lnser
tions; 1t is on a black stick. with gun metal
handle
New-York women are to be congratulated that
the khaki craze" did reach here from London
Over there st shows signs Of abatement; in
fact, IL becomes more vrulent as the summer al
YanCeS. 1t being an unbecominS color IS no uOuoI
the reason that it did not take with American
women It will destroy a pretty complexion and
intensity a saIlow one If it ever becomes neces-
sary for Americans TO adopt an outward ana visi-
BILE sign Of patriotic loyalty. let 1t be the color that
! all women can wear with satisfaction as well as
/ pride.
After many years of exile chenille is likely to
become a popular garniture next season Already
1t has appeared on many imported novelties in the
! way of scarf ends and summer wraps A stylish
neck ruhie in chiffon or net the edges Of the
! frU finished with the new twisted chenille, with
! long. frngelike ends terminating in tassel loops
| These boa frills should always match the COS
/ tunes they accompany, and fall in with the
general scheme of color rather than strike an IN
| dependent note.
| The inspiration of the basket has pervaded sew
| eraI quaint hats OF recent importation. One just
! like a round basket save for the handle is COW
| cred, OF more properly filed. with punches Of
/ velvet cherries and their foliage Another has 4
big bunch OF lilies of the valley and stil another
! lot of variegated geran1urns The straw Is coarse
and OPEN and wtthal the hats are rather fasclnaI-
! ing
In order to be enrolled this season as foremost
among fashions votarIes it is absolutely necessary
to be decorated with the Order of the Ruffle' in
! one or the other of its many forms 1t is really
the most decorative of orders and is the chief OBJ
| ject of feminine admiration at the moment A few
! suggestions may be Of value. One to be cordially
! recommended is a fchu designed to be worn with
| any summer gown. 1t Is made in ecru spotted
| Bretonne washing net the trimming, though Ell
| of two double frills edged with black velvet baby
| ribbon. the wide scarf ends which reach to the
| with single row Of the same These scarf ends
| form loops which are held together az the
| front Of the bodice by ful cnou or PACK vet.
| vet. The ends terminate IN narrpTr yeiFet edged
| rufies.