The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-06-07
Feminine Frills.

which straw is not used this year. A
charming hat of a deep straw-colored
material has for its chief trimming straw
t1les. which are set upon chiffon, big soft
fon is supported underneath by a more
wiry gauze, which holds it and the flies
in position. The members OF this mills
merry chronological COLLECTION are each
about an inch long, of the straw color
and very attractive. 3<- = - :. 5;s= sg5sSf
One of the most stunning things in
wraps that have been seen is Of white
cloth. heavy and long, It encircles the
figure and has one end, which is thrown
wrap hangs beautifully, but the most at
tractive part Of the garment, or the no.
ticeable feature which makes it attract
i've. is a sort of Indian decoration on the
inside; it suggests Immediately Indian
work, There is band of pale blue on
cloth; combined with this is a line Of
bright yellow and one of black. In the
corners of the wrap the cloth in the col-s
ors is carried into sharp points or rays.
The most decorative things in lamps
now are those of cut glass. They come
upon long, slender standards, with chin !.
neys and globes all of the cut glass.
There is no metal except that necessary
in the burner TIL cutting is more Or less
the lamps are beautiful. -. ID, .,$A
Net set with folds is a stylish method
Of trimming handsome silk or crepe
gowns. One of these has the lower edge
Of the skirt finished with net, which
at intervals with narrow bias folds of
the silk, and is finished at the top with
an incrustatiOn in the silk of a thin lace.
which is used in other parts of the gown
The yoke Of the gown is also of the net.
only, in the same way: Frills of the net
with folds finish the lower edge of the
silk sleeve above the undersleeve, just
below the elbow. - :. 80 11:s##E
ments to be seen is silk coat, glace5
silk Of an attractive red brown. It is n
half-length coat. reaching about to the
knees, and is trimmed with bands OF vel-.
vet. to match an inch5an {awhalf wide.s
perhaps. and set underneath:s Running
up the frOnt3are narrower bands Of the
velvet, *graduated. = II . ! - :. 4G=5@3..5Fos2
Corset covers and skirts colnbined have
the waist fitted snugly and b0hed. They
slope 81 a into the skirt lilse prinesns
testraps over the arm, j md the waist Its so
snugly that they are not necessary.
Effective picture frames have the f0un-$
sdatiOns Of the outer bark of q tree, and
set UPON t "a design in leaves: made OF
| thin shavings of the wood. There is
large part of the bark uncovered and the
frames areSvery attractive. <ss 2
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%Hand-ru1l shirrings form an effective
! and stylish trimming on many handsome.
frocks. A little tuck Of theS material is
| taken up with each shir, and many of
these taken close together make an ef-$$
| fective finish to the yoke of q gown and
| form in some instances the upper part
| of the skirt. with the exception of the
front, where a panel is left, with per-
haps couple Of rows of these shirrings5
| OH either side to outline it. ~ ,5
Black polka=dotted piQue is used with
good effect as trimming on some wash
gowns. for cohars>-and cuffs perhaps
One effective gown trimmed in this way
has, on the pique, appliques&of the cree
| tonne passementerie. ~
! There is little cross which comes in
the designs Of some printed goods which
| is very good style. It is in some in-3
Stances combined with stripes; but it is
! always good. for it suggests q little the
handwork which is 50 populara this year.
The material is effective made up mtg
bow ties s Ill -
- Cotton gloves are. being largely worn
this year. They wash, wear and fit 50
Wen that they are economical and attrac-
tive, and without, much expense won,-
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