The sun., 1901-08-13

buttoned in the back and tucked the full
length the tucl,ing forming yoke III the
front finished mt the lower edge with
band of lace insertion and more of the
insertion finished the neck. The giri
wore with ner frock IL white hat trini-
med with white breast. with black dots.
and her parasoi repeated the black aud
white.
The great secret of looking well-drcssed
is in repeating the colors worn. \ green
vel around the hat looks well if n green
parasol is carried, though no other not"
of green is to lie found i'll the costume.
while both The paraso and veil have
discolnccted apDearance alone.
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There is nm exception to this. however.
which perhaps proves the rule. AT lnn-
,hpoii with the plump girl with low cut
i'rock and repetition Of the black and
white III hat and paraso was woplnr in
a W hite India silk gown. II was pretty
gown made up with Insertions Of lace
crossing ii dingonally to meet in points
front and back, with a 1ouncc in which
til" lace was set in straight around tht
skirt, II waist to match the skirt with II
yoke Of cntrc-deuA OF lace and silk ana
lace edged revrrs turning down from IT..
So much fer til" gown. With this was
worn black hat with pnnaS, which
| was appropriate, and the costume would
| have been all that could have been de-
| sired if the belt had not been of black
| II made 50 decided Il line upon the white
| that il cut tho costiimc in two and spoiled
the effect entirely. IL any black AT all
WAS worn with such gown il should
| have been very narrow line at the waist
aud all white would have been brtt"r
| Than anything else
Another pretty white gown with which
| Il black belt was worn was everything
| that il should he. This gown was simple.
| absolutely fresh. and looked delightfully."-
cool II WAS made of dotted lawn. u
/ tIiin thicker than dotted muslin. ana
| consequently better for street wear. Tie
| skirt was trimmed with two rather wide
| ilounccs each edged with n row Of inScr-
tiun and lace ana headed with the lace
| There was n llousel waist with turnover
r,vars, edged with lace and pointed lack
AMI front. The guimpc worn with tho
| gown was made of cntrc-tleuX of the lace
| aud lawn. and the stock of the same
| With HE gown WAS worn black hat
| There was chou Of black chiffon on thu
| left side of the bodice on the o'gr at
the gumrc. and rcprltin" this th" black
| rilhon hclt. not tGn wide, locked well
The woman wearing the gown had arm,
of unusually pretty shape; the sleeves
were short. finished lust above III" rlloM
and the long wnite glacc Kid glovcs woil
| with them covered the elbow and met
them.
r. II. Scott, Dry Goods.
The summer fashion Of rlh wv sleeves i
rcSpunsl IL for more than the usual cX
hihition of rcd and brown arms in the
street.
simple blue aud white muslin gnwl
wcm in the shopping district was siirrl,
ANA pretty There was Il deep rlnite'
!lounr" TO he SKIRT, the paitS stitchc,
half its width making the upper palt .
the noIncc white The bodice was plan
il thr pack. ana huttoncd with snnl
pear buttons. while in the front Il yls
WAS formed Of plaitin=s giving the sam
white effect rs IN the ilounco. I his whit
was repeated in stock, belt ana wriS
bands which w"r" formed of white bead
in= through which was RIM marrow blu
ribbons to match the stripe of the gown