The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-12


II volumes. I thi4k OF all nerye-de-
stroying. brain-destructive places this
Is aboEt the worst I have ever en-
countered- You think you have order
ed your dinner Oh. yes. anG you go
90 nout or tea complaceutly. Do you
dine Of that Lex o mutton or flilet OF
beef No. q thousand times no. for
the order clerk has forgotten you al
though when you argued With I'm over
the telephone he promised faithfully
10 do your bidding Where Is the fault
and where is the hlsme2 Rotten Is
tie state Of Denmark" say /. and so
say all. But why submit 70 such treat
ment2 Surely the matter could be ad-
justed il the hoUsekeeDers of this
town would revolt and 20 "on the
strike"
II matters do not improve. sooner or
later more citizens viii take their earn
inEs and fee the c0Lnuy, just for
peace sake no wonder so many re-
fuse 20 live here after making their
pile. when living is made so difficult
Some Of the fashions for the sum
mer are exceedingly pretty. Louisine
silks in plain and spotted designs are
among the popular dress materials.
which are made up with the tucked
fouuces and elaborate bands Of lace
set on ike panels with vertical tucks
between. Some Of these lace bands
are finished ike barbs In the ends.
which fall over the top OF the fiounce
and extend up over the shoulders at
either side Of the back ike shoulder
straps. giving a pretty long line 10
tire shoulders and figure generally.
II the bands widen from the waist
down the effect IS still better. The
back Of the bodice and skirt between
the lace bands are all in one. being
laid in fine plaits at the waist line.
and the belt carried around the front.
beginning at either side
Another feature OF skirts shown
among the new models is the inch
wide tucks directly over the knee.
These may be as many as eight or
more and they are made very effective
by piping the edges with silk OF a
bright contrasting color. For exam
pie. on a navy blue nuns yelling the
piping Is OF finely striped silk Of vari-
GUS colors. cut bias.
A pretty bodice for a foulard gown
in blue and white has a lace yoke eX-
tending down into points both back
and front. and extending over the tops
Of the sleeves.
The collar band. also OF lace, is
threaded with three runs of slack vel
vet. The blouse bolero and the
sleeves TO the elbow are finely tucked,
the latter forming a puff over the ell
bow. which ends in lace cuff. Bands
Of the narrow ribbon velvet form the
belt in girdle shape. but not so very
wide. extending down one side of the
skirt In a succession of looped bows.
Lace heads the tucked flounce. and
the skirt above is tucked in clusters
all around.
Pale pink and pale blue and white
l.ouisine gowns are TO be very much
worn this season. made mp with deep
accordion plated fiounces of mouse
line de soie around the feet The tat
feta silk skirt falls like a tunie over
the hounces. but does not cover them,
aud Is trimmed with panels of lace be-
tween tucis and all around the edge.
The bodice is of plated mousseline de
sole with a tucked silk bolero and
sleeves trimmed with lace and the
Indispensable touch OF black is accom-
pnshed with tulle twisted around the
collar and knotted about the waist
The most elegant iaces for trim
ming these gowns are OF the applique
order. without any foundation net AT
all. but of course this is entirely q
mater OF choice. as all kinds are used
An odd feature of decoration which
seems TO be considered appropriate
for eny kind of material from cloth TO
organdv are hand wrought designs OF
white taffeta silk cut out in various
designs and inset with finish oil EN-
broidery. or gold and white silk braid
whichever suits better the material 70
which II is applied.
Nauve crepe de chine forms another
nretty gown. tucked and trimmed with
lace The vest could be of silver it's
sue covered with fine lace. and the
cravat of black velvet.
Another very effective model for
foulard shows points of lace set in the
bodice and skirt, edged with black vel
vet ribbon. This is not new idea. as
tucked silk waists have been the
vogue all winter. but il is very pref
~ way 70 tuck some maerials, and
most becoming
When a physician prescTibes for a
patient he expects that his tones and
tablets will be taken regularly. In
fact. he insists ppon regularity OF
treatment, since the cure depends
largely upon IT,
In beaunnying. regularity and per
severance are absolutely necessary
IL You expect 60 win out in your race
against beauty Ills
Every time you forget. or don
feel Ike bothering or just SKIP
without even an excuse for yourself
you can know that the beauty hor.
rors are getting great big leapins
jumps ahead Of you.
Take. for instance. the woman who
has a lofty ambition TO cultivate a
crown OF glory that is simply heay'
enlv." It is so heavy and soft and sill
kv-that crown which is in her mind {
eve. She begins TO coddle her few
snarelv scattered tresses. fully deter
mined to keep up the good work un.
iii success smiles in her face. For
one consecutive night she brushes
persistentiy. showers her pate with
hair tonics. and goes 10 bed feeling
1ss-, y, ancel rnarfvr and a woman