Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-03-02

not apparent in any Of the fabrics de-.
signed strictly for shirtwaistS.
At a recent wedding the mali Of h.,,...
wore a costume of ivory cloth, VI. NJ
lei collar and revers Of emhroi.iar,i 'Is
rose. Both skirt and coat wera ,trao1.5
with white cloth. edged with s,i,t tr'il
and the waistcoat was of ivory satin
large toquc of mlrolr velvet in 40 SHADE,
of old rose. with gold buckle amnl.f.d
the costume.
Black net gowns for evcnl. wear ,r..
as popular as at the beginuiu- off rl.
season. a net made of thick Silk ,orf
and spangled i'll tracery design is ngl
liked, and Chantilly sprays Of leaves and
flowers applied on silk gauze A. am ~.
tremely effective form Of carryiag o1t H..
lieved sometimes by outlining with u-
settles or some other small flowers ,uir-
able for Wreathing.
Old-fashioned shawls of embroidered
India crepe make the lOvcliesT evening
gowns imaginable. One such was worn
not long ago, and was greatly admired
1t was draped with side opening over Il
billowy trained skirt of white chiffon,
lllduc with iudIy IulIcS, anu Ltis NMtV
touch Of color i'll the costume was given
by the corsage ornament of carauoi>e>.
with diamonds. and the tuTca->e and
diamond dog collar.
\ charming travelling gown worn by d
recent bride was of blue fria5a with
bands of black glace silk orlamoutu.
the skirt, and n boierO finished with coM
braid. The waistcoat was of dark hin,
brOcaded silk, with chemSot'e o.
tucked white satin and lace bow. 4
swathed girdle Of black glaze six wa,
fastened by 4 handsome paste biucklp.
and the picture hat was of blaze. velvet.
with Il long black plume caUg1t by
paste buckle.
Blue of ''bonbon' tint Is used for
an exquisite calling costume. The front
breadth is lightly embroidered IN tablier
fashion, with black and white dots out
lined by a serpentine design. Two four
inch flounces are edged with seal. the up
per being finished by a band % cloth en-.
broidered like the front The holero is
similarly adorned. and has VIDE collar
and revers covered with old laoe ANA
edged with seal. The sleeves tErn back
in fiaring cuffs decorated In the same
way, and are completed by uLdcr>ccvos
of white chiffon. The waistcoat j. of
white panne, with tiny black iet buttons
on each side of the opening. which Shows
Il chemisette front of tucked ga.Ef.g.
One of the latest capriccs Of 6gs.a FASH
ion is 10 wear with the less elaborate
silk waists in plain colOrS black >l;U
or black velvet belt, pulled a. far down
in front as possible, to eXacgerato thr
slanting waist line. the belt being fast
ened with a buckle of gold or silver 50.
with colored stones or enamcleG - hciE
rs possible in the color of the waI~t, For
example, an amethyst silk WH~t hJ>
silver buckle with amethySt>. Win p
turquoise blue waist are worn Ing4do'>e
buttons set in antique gold, ard the ntl
buckle is of gold and turquoi~N. Vhr
thing is imperdtive-if YOU waat Ia 1-
fashiOnably correct. studs, but hHeh.-
belt pin. stock pin and all the other p,'>
worn must harmonic. AccOrl.lE- 20 Jh'
latest decree of Madame La Maae, u !,
very bad style 10 mix differa1'-eeer'4
stones.
Mrs. George CORVALLIS W. f'Tnn.,
ly Lady Randolph Churchill. has haH
constructed for herself one Of tG,@' smI'.
cloaks modelled after the lines oi lDs
classic toga which enveloped The l'IH'
of Julius Caesar and his contemporaries
Mrs. CORVALLIS Vests tOga Is lhal' o.1
of the most fragile of pale shades 81 IAN
and is intended for driving ana FerhalN
shopping. and. who knows, bur for Wan
ing. 1t is of a cape design, 50 "rrdHE5.
that one end can be thrown over lH
shoulder precisely as the "o-fi
Roman tossed his toga oTh9 A
shoulder. Around the shoulders fh.
is another and smaller cape, this o1e "-
ished with long ends and tasseis 49,.
These togas are not unlike the SI''
cloaks which made their appe9raH'' Ill
autumn, a charming one i'll Wn'r ',."h
cloth and white caracul attractIA- .1 -.
attention in the exhibit of Fafi- -'""
and wraps at one of the big stores
the very latest fad in PARIS, W."
a correspondent from the French 'ts-
lis MISUNDERSTANDING one, p. We
and forever, The latest mei-"d w..
baths and diet French woui4i ''
take kindly to exercise. .....-
The diet is novel. EveryiHt.-
be eaten cold; and even hot chr ,..
or SOUP are forbidden 10 tho~s i'i.'"
the regime. ~
The breakfast Of toast, coic ....',i's.l
hard boiled eggs and ham Is "tS'"'4.~
by a cup of cold milk. -..al.
AT luncheon, again, there 2
but cold meats and cold pudH.4-
bread and cheese OF salad.
AT night the meal may only .. .--
mayonnaSe of fish. cold entrees '. ..
tremets; no no; vegetables, nn" sat
as a bonnie houche, hot cuIie''
rather UNDERGONE. ..,- g.
THE result If all Ibis? Ind-
first After while they say . H.
wonders. / prefer bicycling 4'-
ing" --
Maidstone in Demand.