Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-02-09
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Inc favored style will be aared aon,.
A revival of the fashion Of on.
graceful curl is already ann IN one lon,
the colonial head dress has ffp pnnd sine
70 feminine hearts across the footi ~ Way
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some OF the newest evening gown.
srIniined with >, quaint little Fn,,as e.
| Chiffon flowers also trim COIN chiffon
! dance frocks most attractiYely, u'SP'i
SapphIreS of white pink and finn r..
Iamlllar blue are worn. often tLa more
] tolors IoSether. \ SNOWY gold b,sti'I'7
| Is set with three large stones il ","triet
PINK and blue sapphires and fo49g row,
! The vest is worn with evar,-+l,:.
| the tailor made gowns show if aI-4 81
! supply Of vests. fancy and othnr,r;'i' ,.''
| spring, Is marvellous and varied i, -. -vt
! fespect-color, texture cut and i"..g,Hy
! White satin or bengaline * oyr....r
! favored by the French dame az = ;a"I
! TOT hcf evening pettiCOats: Tho,
tfimm2d eiaboratcly with Chin, ".'
plique. 80" l''ee al-
There will he a few stiff cuff an,
| larS seen on the new shirt waist i +, No., e.
! goods, The sleeve preferred * WISH
hish@p sleeve with embroidered ,r.:
broidery to match. ANY" en-
There is revival of blacl, ami viii.
embroidery said TO have. bcpr in -. Wy aI."
ltaly ia the Sixteenth century. IN.
bes!ue and other designs in blar. ''1
,MoIhtH IN STITCHES Of great varicn, a.,
| hnen hatiste and chiffon. Vi
Pastel shades exist no longer in man,.
although they still reign in fac Th,
new title is bon bon tints." tba. lirE
me same soft blues, dim greens. >bodnv.,.
TUE 3h! creamy browns. Elephant gray
IS one Of the special new shades 7''
Ii is said that the summer row, w..
have elbow sleeves. 50 thar II Vim MA
wise to buy literally at the man. La 'r.
sales Of evening gloves that ALWAYS 'r.
hcld NJ this season. The elbow -
"l"afS means return to long gloves.
Some Of the smartcst French pn-.i.,.+.
Tor day wear of recent date are of h',c,.
SATIN, finished with ruffIes of black dntt.i
het' on which are SeWcd rows and rn,,
81 81 narrow velvet ribbons. Every now and
then the ribbons are caught into festnon.
ana the effect is really very chic mi
Parisicnne. ""''
The so,called lingerie sleeve" con.
uhueS 10 increase III favor SO that now
even taliGred gowns snow the dainty I'M.
aefStecVc of silk or velvet 4 now idr,
is to make the sleeve full length Inf
slash it half way to the elbow In narro,.-
sections, through which the undcr.lprvn
forms puffS
Practical summer dresses will he of
chamhray, linen crash. denim and other
hrm wash goods. trimmed with white or
col0red pique or embroidery These are
particularly adapted to the Elton suit"
mode, 50 that the coat can be DISPENSED
with on hot days, leaving only 4 thin
muslin blouse.
The advance weaves for early spring
costumes III the covert suitings appear in
pale tan, cedar brown, aluminium and
opal gray. and black, and also in warr>
of blue and silver. fawn, biscuit color.
ana pale reseda. that are crossed with
Wefts of dark sable brown, linden green,
or pale old rose
The shirt waists for summer are Of
the most fascinating description. White
lawn. white linen, white organde-every
imaginable fabric that is delicate and
dainty-are hemstitched tucked. corded
and embroidered in a bewldering fash
ion. while. the more sober ginghams an
mercerized goods are almost as elaborate
ly made.
1t is the fad this winter for young girls
to wear ball gowns that are youthful in
appearance, and for this purpose are use5
white and light gauzes of all shades,
sometimes plain. or again embroidered
with gold or silver spangles. or trimmed
with entire deux and applique of lace,
with narrow ruchings of chiffon or nous
seine de Sole
The sleeves of the tailor-madc gowns
of the spring will show decided cccen-
tricity. The Robespierre sleeve is IN.
and probably to stay. 1t is the slashed
sleeve. The upper part of the arm IS
slit. and. through the openings. there
show pieces of cloth of another color. OF
an undersleeve of dark lace over a df-
ferent cOlored cloth.
Women's golf vests show sleeves cf Il
knitted fabric similar to the body mate,
rial of the vest, sleeves of flannel in sen
or contrasting color, or sleeves of elthe.
silk or satin, the latter being the most
fashionable as well as the most cXpen'
Sive. These vests are made sleeveless
for the girl who really plays golf Tor tl'
exercise there is in it.
Ornaments grow more and more bar
barrie in design and splendor. neu,
Scmi-precious stones mounted in Orlcn(1
style are seen as often as diamonds
Brooches of rough gold have unpoIiShgI
gems set on them in most unconyeniIehM
fashion. and it is quite the thing to wear
Il chain strung with similar stones.
White is certainly favoritc THIS WIZ
ter. 1t is worn almost anniversary III
evening by the youthful. White with ,'
yer is a popular combination for. dancIm-
frocks. But flowers are equally IN Y+r
as a trimming for the fiimsy danciin-
gown. 1t is pretty fashion, and nothll,-
seems more appropriate for young -u,
than white. with natural looking. a'';5
or delicate tracery of gold or silver Ia
trimming.
As regards arrangement of The .,i;
there never was Il time when lhGl' ".'".
taste could be exercised To such a d"-i'
The pretty fashion of parting It 'A ~.
side suits small, oval faces. Inc 'y",il
parting is fitted to long. thin faces I 5,.n
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