The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-04
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have seer on the streets reoeutly. Hos
fssksorahle those Iztfls tags are and boz
converieut. Why VIII the Fashionable
-.zress-asler always iEn9rs the ussSsssit5
q 8 po1kefg However. TIE fHnu-er-
able utt3e bags from TIE one with silver
Erf. s ere H5ts q cossly satin AID silks
are fast taking TIE place q the ooumoH-
-.a-a pocket. but vs miss Il, az TIE ssEe.
Lrh, leather hays Of al kinds are 20
b. --a ID ot5er cities. bU- uutH lately
H7-aI1,1 las not seemed % take kindly
20 tHa fashion fancy she thought (;
s-z. Fad goo -urH os literary Bos,on-
where the ue-s- are famous FOR their
haad.a-z and are always seen Ia their
ca-F walking Oh iae little side streets
which separate fremont from Washing
t1-. vata tae aisreazt handbag he'd
Trlae.g .a their hands.
The passing q rbe pocket IS 20 -
tes-'g regretted and many tale Of woe
can maid and matrol teII on account q
tnar sod iauent--no pocket I DO not
think handbag. 20 matter how ezq1i-
site. could really take the place Of that
sensible. comfortable pocket, uufashio1-
aide though t BE-.
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a leu evening gown is % soft pink
SATIN. zth ga orsr,iress Of pink mouse
Ira Gs e11. and on This again white
SAX muslin skirt. sr-rusred with patterns
cut aat aI BLACK cbauJlrly lace. the bodice
similarly composed. and draped becoming
Iv 1a us .rassa -s fashion. Barrettes
of black velvet form lttle shoulder epau-
Jets. vhas II the gown is used for what
tbeg af 5sshahEIe iu France meaning
small evenings. OF dinners long sleeves
OF mae-sIlar de SOL I1erusted with lace.
can he atuaheI M Will Poplins are
need 900 and for everything. for APP
p'lqa-- as wsl rs NANTES. gowns and
evening r..ais one 81 the latter made
for smart Tomau is Of white popliu
H-0atai 'n q fern pattern, edged with
sable. u.th O deep shoulder cape also
edged ufa sauIe and square lapels and
collar aur all iu one piece. thickly over
ssTa3 Eib ameralis and steel. Moth
iua could te larelier or moro serviceable.
irish uur'.H being one Of the few mater
iss which inst forever and day. Lace
oouil he substituted for the sable uak-
ing t-e cloak just as chic
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Two uev old STYLES OF sleeve are now
being revived th- bishop sleeve OF mus
Iiu with rushing round the wrist. and
tho ppgoda sleeve of a thicker material,
which is now worn over il.
Jackets are now seen with pogoda
sleeves made somewhat large and short
20 slip easily over the bishop sleeve Of
DE dress bodice beneath.
J,ueIri sleeves Of lace are also seen
with some evening dresses and are fas-
.auc} 20 Che shoulder with jewels. This
/. much prettcr than the "no-sleeve'
style. which some women continue to
adopt FOR evening.
shoes and stockings usually match
lr uo, only in color but also in ma
.cral as regards shoes. With black
ires~es we see black silk stockings in
trusted with black lace, and black satin
.hoss with diamond buckles on the toes.
Sold and silver shoes are not infrequent-
8 Seen with evening dres, though satin
IS always more becoming TO the foot.
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Every evening toilet must now show
Is decolletase cut square. to display ss
much white chest as possible While ell |
'ow sleeves promise 20 DE very much the
node. tho art Of the dresSmaker is
trained to push the top of the arm COW
ring FAR out on the shoulders tip. This |
.oes not imply the least immodesty. for |
be whole object is 10 attain that most |
.racious cGect in the feminine figure. a
vide chest and we'll sprung shoulders, in |
ontrast with a long and tapering waist. |
be tendency is directly toward the mode |
4 1850 and thereabouts, when from
I'm top to arm top the shoulders were
exposed quite hare OF covering.
Posscssors Of particularly white uecks,
bests and shoulder lines have their din |
cr gowns so artfully arranged that in 1
be course OF every natural gesture or
esticulauon one strap 81 sleeve top slides 1
rom its maorincS aud a width OF ala /
as,cr flesh is successfully displayed.
Those who are nor 50 blissfully conf. 1
cut of the perfection % their shoulder
mes and yet take no secondary place in /
be- progress OF mode, have adopted the
'uccn Louise scarf. in liberty gaure or
lidon. / VIII try and tell you just how
he scarf can be used. On dehutante's
'ncing dress composed Of palest yellow
lonentine silk upon yellow silk founda-
on, with the decoration done in maure
.ifOn draperieS. edged with violet rib
n. the chiffon scarf was made with =
che 90 stand almost like 4 meiici collar
the hack and a big bow Of violet tint.
psnne ribbon fastened il on the left
De-. When the scarf is not worn. tulle
liar. with very big wired bow of the
me cobwebhy fabric At the hack. or TO
"a side. takes It's place and duties. while
2 very slim. white neck the recipe
a single string of pearls II the base
ID as high up as possible. close under
e chin. a circle Of black bebe velvet
obon tied AZ enc side.
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Stitched silk aars are baizs worn.
immcd with little black velvet and a
uple Of epiIlS
8 s s II
IL is curiors 10 recall that the late
ng Humbert had the crsEe for jewels {
lich is usually supposed TO he the es-
cisl characteristic Of women folk. and.