The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

WFOw can . bride be married in sny-
~ thing but white. pure ghirs,
Hi Travelling gowns are all very
vel Il yoG must wear them. but
white Wedding is the dream Of al
young girls: and what Is more be-
xitching than that wedding veil of-Iaee
or soff chiffon. revealing yet conceal
ing the bushes Of the fair bride.
would rather don q simple white mus
lin made in the house than the most
elaborate colored costume French
dream. ia fact
But there are girls and girls I al
ways feel TO- the widow who must be
married in some color-but the sweet
girl, how can she be married in any
thing but Shite7 White weddings are
all the fashion now. and the Martin
Scott xedd.Dg OF San Francisco was
On example Sf all that vas rich and
elegant and yet bride and brides
maids were all in white. This wedding.
OF course. was most gorgeous. but the
simple home wedding could be made
just as effective. But the bride must
look Ike bride. with long flowing
lines and graceful veil. II makes all
the difference. and IL you don't believe
ii. go 70 church some day and hear the
comments of the crowd So be mar
ried in white girls, no matter how
simple the material, cling 10 the SEN
timent
IL looks as IL sashes are to be quite
feature in trimming summer gowns.
for one sees streamers CT some kind
on all smart new models, and the
shops are showing exquisite ribbons
and scarfs that rival the dress fabrics
In daintiness and freshness. Whether
these sashes be of broad. lowered
ribbon. soft tulle or clinging chiffon.
they are all in evidence. tied In
smart bow or twisted into gracefully
falling streamers. Now ,aat every
thing is long-waistej in front and belts
are pulled down into a more or less
pronounced V. sashes follow the same
smart lines. The ribbons and scarfs
themselves are wonderfully beautiful.
both in coloring and texture. the pref
test of all being the liberty and panne
satin Some OF these are In solid col
ors. OF delicate pastel shades. though
more show elaborate designs in colors.
Four yards is the average length they
come. and the edge Is finished with a
deep knotted fringe. On a sash hav-
ing a plain ground are flowers In nat
ural colors. gracefully sprayed along
its entire length. This is much newer
and handsomer than the more COM
mon conventional punches appearing
at intervals. A pale pink sash has
large butterflies in black embroidery.
which look like lace applique A fight
of swallows embroidered after the
same style Is the decoration on an
other fancy ribbon.
A very dainty sash TO be worn with
pale pink muslin garden party dress
is made of the gown material and
across the broad ends appears the
same wide black lace. cut out under
meath to match that on the hounce
skirt. Broad ribbons with a pin dot,
or narrow corded edge of gold. give
a smart air to summer frocks. White,
soft crepe materials make an extreme
~ pretty trimming for organizes or
very shear materials. Some Of the lib
erty and crepe scarfs come very wide,
and have printed Persian patterns, Dor
dered with a solid color, and across
the ends is a heavily knotted fringe.
Panne satin and Louisine taffetas
make graceful knots and soft, fiutter-
ing ends: in fact all the ribbons are
OF a soft weave. and the plain taffeta
is now seldom seen. A beautiful rib
bon to be made up into a sash OF tie
palest pink panne satin has appeared.
~ lnts 20 hsso nj
tered shadowy flowers in pale pastel
tints. apple blossoms on a ground or
pink. pale yellow crush roses on white.
and an exquisite design in purple fieur
de lis on a lavender tinted ground.
Ribbons OF a solid color are hem
stitched or OF fancy design in the
feather stitching that Is so popular
now for trimming. Among the newest
ribbon decorations is the much used
gold. showing in fine dots and stripes.
A flower design in opaque black on q
white ground makes q charming scarf,
aud its beauty is sometimes enhanced
by having interviewer in the pattern
threads of dull gold.
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woman who rides 3 bicycle regu-
larry. and vet whose complexion is al
ways clear and never sunburned. gives
some advice to her sister wheelwomen
who may have horror OF getting tan
ned or Of having their faces burned
By the sun. She suggests that il the
women will powder their faces lightly
with milk OF sulphur before going out
for a ride they need have no fear of
sunourn.
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Now that the young girls are coming
out. a few words about the proper way
Of dressing them for their first season
nav be acceptable
For the debutsnte's coming out gown
crepe de chine Is the most popular
material. and IL is often made in the
Empire style. cut very little bit low
in the neck. with an embroidered silk
bolero and sleeves for the bodice. For
the young lady's dance and dinner
gowns. monsseline. tulie. soft and thin
crepe. nets and gauxes OF various kinds
are the prevaitinr materials. White or