The sun., 1901-08-04

stockings dotted In white. The REFER coat
is roomy and hangs straight from the
shoulders, having no trimming save the
broad band Of stitched white cloth and
shirt waist with blue and white stock and
a white yachting cap with blue band COM
plete the outfit.
Then there is a buff linen and silk frock
trimmed in heavy Russian embroidery,
with white guimpe and the white jack TAR
cap that has been the English iad TINS
season and is a very different thing from
the stiff sailor Tam OF other days
A more elaborate gown Is OF white Sicil-
enne stitched In scarlet silk and lined with
scarlet The top collar is OF black velvet
A black velvet girdle is folded through
a dull gold buckle. Tiny bands OF narrow
black velvet run through small dull gold
buckles trim the Jacket. The blouse is
OF sheer muslin or a yoke and collar OF
heavy cream lace The hat for the gown
Is Of white taffeta stitched in scarlet and
trimmed with a. fold and bow OF black
velvet and two stiff black quilts.
A robins egg blue, linen is trimmed IN
heavy Irish lace and worn with a white
linen hat, around which a soft null scarf
is passed and tied in a huge bow deftly
wired into place.
Last OF the yachting costumes Is a white
serge stitched with white and banded with
white taffeta, the points being held down
by dul gOlu Duttois Inc uoP s".W'
collar is stitched all over, inside OF the
taifeta bands and girdle and a scarf are
| Of soft bsby blue silk. The white felt has
band and broad bow OF black velvet
/ lined with light blue.
| For the girls on the land there are linen
frocks galore. each prettier than the last,
! and tho one shown In a cut Is one OF the
| most successful models In this instance
! II is In a rather pale blue silk and linen,
with scarfs OF black gace silk run through
worked eyelets, a grde OF black and black
collar straps. The same model Ia effective
in q light scru with scarlet silk,
The touch of scarlet is tremendously
In vogue this summer, especially win
Parisians, and while solid red Is hot and
trying In warm weather, a dash OF scarlet
With Some cool color Is distinctly effective
II artisticaly applied A scarlet sunshade
bunch ~ ripe cherries on hat, scarie'
scarf or 'girdle or bit OF embroidery, OF
lining, or petticoat may be the making
of an otherwise demure costume; and
the bright red silk stockings and red heeled
slippers would WOO even Quaker IRON
neutrality.
AFrench model otherwise severe, gets chic
ness from this use Of scarlet. II is OF whit,
voie. with a severely plain skirt and blouse
over yes, of sheer, shirred white mousse
line. The voile blouse and skirt are edgec
with narrow black and white braid In q
scalloped pattern and inside tho line o
braid on the white voile are embroidered
clusters Of raised dots OF bright scarlet
black and white. In carelessly scattered
design. The undersleeve and the founc'
at the skirts bottom are OF Whit
liberty satin with embroidered dots o
black and the girdle Is OF black velvet
The embroidery ON such a gown, whil'
giving il great cachet is not at all elaborate
and should not entail much expense
The hat shown with the gown is opp'
that with slight variations has been great,
favored both in France and England, |
is OF coarse, burnt straw. with fold an'
loose bow OF black velvet and bunche'
of cherries and their foliage
But the hat of the moment is of mul
or muslin France has most violen
! attack Of II and London is not far behind
but fair Americans have. a. yet, hard
appreciated its charms. IL must he mad
by an artist. shaped to the face OF IN
= wearer II u airy. dainty, lace friilet
and trimmed with fold and haring boz
= ~ black velvet or glace silk in some shad
r 10 CORE pond with the gown worn III