The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-23
Fashions and Society

custom the jackets Of the coffee
lovers have grown in style and s7len-
dor.
These garments are originally well
open in the throat, but long sieeved
and easy OF 1T Upon these general
lines the taste Of the Individual jscket
wezrer plays infinite variations.
Three examples are given The first
Is a pretty beIted jacket Of pale yei-
low satin surfaced fouiard. adorned
with a shoulder band and efncture
Of golden brown paEne and ribbon.
which IN turn Is held in place BY big
buttons Of paste topaz Mechiin lace
and yellow chiffon are the other ma
teriaIs used worthy companion
TO this is the towering jacket OF
pastel pink Liberty satin. garnished
with yoke and sleeves and road revers
OF initiation tea tinted Irish lace.
A broad satin ribbon OF tint that
exactly matches the lace passes IN
der the revers and knots in front
OF very plant silk warp French
| flannel. lichen gray in color. the third
garment is constructed. Inside a
lining OF baby blue Florentine silk
Is used. and undersleeves and a iabot
OF coarse gray Malta lace form its
simple and effective decoration For
next summer the originafors OF deli
cate CONNECTIONS are making soft
cream batiste coffee jackets. frilled
deliberately with valenciennes edging.
and cooler still will be the negligees
OF giace china silk. buttonholed in
scallops along the edges and complet-
ed with undersleeves OF tucked white
silk muslin.
From across the water comes the
news that Mrs. Langtry has a wond-
| erfuI hat which she wears with stun
| ming effect in her new play. THE
| Royal Necklace" II is a leghorn.
that charming straw OF smooth. deli
cate weave which is beloved by every
woman who ever looked into a hat
window. II is heavily trimmed with
a simple wreath OF Nav flowers.
As every woman knows. these sim
Dle" effects are not simple at all, but
simply maddening" to arrange.
Since Mrs Langtry has set the style
II is likely that there will soon be
raid on millinery counters for these
particular hats.
There is something deliciously
charming about a hat of this style
II is so distinctly feminine and its
waving brim can give an air of co
uuetry to even the most uncoquet
fish face Correctly. il should be
worn with a dimity or organdie
gown of many ruffles. with silk
mitts-which are quite the vogue-and
with a parasol that is fun of chit
fon and foam of founces or a great
big slapdash bouquet OF real lace
{ Probably no STYLE of hat is so be
coming 10 all ages and all types oil
women as the ieghorn. II is prett,
on the petite girl with her fluffy pig
tails tied with ribbons. Ii is pictures
: que and lovely on the large girl--ths
. Mrs. Langtry tyne. for instance.
, Even on elderly danes II is not
entirely out of place. and everyone
knows how cunningly lovely the leg
horn hat is on babies. its waving
lifting brim shading kissable curls
and sweet laughing eyes.
All hail the leghorn
back in feminine hearts. because il
has reminded womankind of its per
fections. and for that womankind viii
J be more than grateful
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A Chicago paper says ex-Queen Lii
uokalani recently gave evidence q
graceful submission 10 the inevitable
II was the occasion of her sixty-sec
ond birthday. and large number o.
natives gathered at her home to pa,
their respects AS the band struck NJ
the Star Spangled Banner" the Queer
arose from her seat and remained
standing during the playing. but wher
the Hawaiian national anthem wa:
given she kept her seat II was hel
way of showing the people that III,
national hymn OF the United States
must now be the recognized one O
Hawaii
/ The graduation exercises of tn.
High School. which occurred at Prog
ress Hall on Thursday evening. wer,
r fully attended by all our representa-
) tive citizens interested in education
/ The ESSAYS were unusually clever ant
+ the musical program a treat Tn,
/. girl graduates looked charming ii
: their pretty muslin frocks. and seem
: ed utterly free from that conscious
ness which often mars the appearance,
of young girls. The young men wer.
] a manly set. and the High School cal
: well be proud of them.
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The distinguished physician. DR.. S
Weir Mitchell. was a passenger OF
. the China. During his short stay her,
he was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
5. N. Damon Miss May Damon spen
some time at his private hospital iss
winter Besides being an eminent
specialist. be is one OF the few ply
sicians to End fame in the path O
literature. His works art immense
/, " clever and widely read. and be i
also 4 versatile talker
J The sudden death Of Hugh Tevis q
Yokohama has shocked his man,
friends in Honolulu. He was here
short time ago with his beautiful
Z voting wife and seemed In goo.