The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-04
NENSY ITEMS
ABOUT THE STYLES.

Writing from New Ia-k Z uhat the deal
crs have iGsr Eot IL ham. 20 SHOW before
long. = woman says. In the advance. tx-
hlalr Il summer attire are shown some
beauc:iu, ELECTS e printed a1E embroidered
Swiss c1ls.iEs. IL new and tempting co.o-
~bierGinES Not only are these airy mate
rials brought out il SOFT. delicate t5-ts. bu-
thsy aye furnished In js;-o,4ck. IN brown.
sray, blue arG black s.5 wh-,e mixtures.
Lace -eG!nEotes appear e be n iGcreaz-
Ing favor t,g eEe-i-E we-r. the lose robe
~ lace ial-.cE stva.gh; and free .-Om the
shoulders e the feet. Urcy-l-e5 except ty
2 ribbon O. jeweled E:-G.c =; the back. pass
'cs through eyelet holes 81 the sides Tn
ct.Esath tie lace The L-Ge--lre>s j. UsI-
ally q r.lh b-oCaGe. The Watraa- style Is
Aerallei By The pointed bodice. The hip
drape1i,s ana the 5ewe.ea under recuroats,
embroidered ana patterned 50 as 10 cecal!
the quilted s=-t!coars 0: that period. The
Empire style p-oClai;Is itself il The Short
wasted effect and the G-a.oken princess
line from bust 10 knee. which We get IL 80
many gowns now. says a LCUGCD journal.
Doubtless these. ans modes akin to them,
Viii be the prevailing styles OF the months
10 come. iar Lc.---aala1 sleeve and the
pun below tEc t.tl-. Instead q above Il as
heretofore. are what W. may eAI-C- where
sleeves are concerned Several Paris ;-t-
gowns a-1 l..Ls-S have The sleeve ve-v
light and plain t. the elbow. an. thence
flows n exceedingly deep a-! I'll ..lura.
sometimes 4 yard q. L-p-a- Others have q
wide. t~e!l->haprI c- -..-a--uke over
Sleeve. and Under that a tl..--.-Hsr.1 sl-
cps sleeve q lawn o. muslin. c--a2,. ~
the wrist by = narrow taIL. Then tend
ercy appears T. le 10 increase the s.ze C
OK sleeves once moce.
The fayorite heavy wrap for spring a.l
summer VI. be tie ;~.-~..gr c-ug !-
zf-Ear-rh nn-- , F---#a ID go. ..- H.-
summer, ara copied TINS winter - velvet
ara t-ocaGcs Tor evening U,ar. IS
beauty has hardly yet been sufficiently sN-
plotted. II --l..-- C-u-. - Is lie ve-E
ban6soIes:. because most .E Caars--g-. its
folds hanging ta.ch-y aiuut oae !, TIE
knees or ankles.
one that = being made 70 take South this
month Is o; black Goth. q narrow band o.
white satin eAqL.Si-s.y e-5ryll-rll II or
ental oo.ors about the Edges aul -eun.-E
the broad a-t shoulder collar. = quaint
gold clasp a. tie throat completes II beau
Gfuliy.
This Southern wardrobe l~ur,-.es a very
beautiful TAILOR Eo"a t-E travelling. Il IS sol:
lawn cloth, trimmed H.,a D.. --CnrT shade
on the skirt, the dark. Used e.. "a SHAPED
.~.Cucce, Which has a s-a..pa-- G.gs: vlsv.
finished With sttch!CCs IL Tl.ts IL.
The jacket IS q SOFT OF Russian blouse az
fai-. long. he.te1 with tn darker fawI.
bordsred with a band OF the darker and
having double lapels and double CTS Of he
Two shades. not forgetting bars % he dark
color across the sleeve tops. LzEEe tor
Io!se she'll buttons o. tie jackets axe very
beautiful, aid e white tu..e crava; & q
dainty addition that requires fres:-E!Ug az
least once. II not OiteueE, every Elg curing
the journey. Very nice 5 the sost lawn
felt hat worn WIKI This rig. is b:.-n G-oop-
las over 50 slightly from. and oa-h. and It's
low crown eacirc.e5 with a scarf C: dark
Iawn pa. ne, which Is kuutte1 with donkey
ears across the back \ white ace vel
tied about IL completes II Si-y.
We are returning once more to the
fashion so much favored b. CIR grand
mothers for working pretty ssUken r~eticules
- hang at the SIDE u % be carried in the
hand, and, as a natural Corseq-e-v1. purses
81 suite are also becoming the mode. saws
the Pa:la -e.gh.a Inquirer The Ta>seSsors
Of curiosity wrought @ beaded BAGS IT,