The sun., 1901-08-02
WITH THE MODIsH.


The up-to-date millionaire baby Is
born with gold spoon in its mouth.
The poor silver spoon baby is relic OF
the moneyless days of our forefathers,
but all such defects can be made good
in the modern shops where the spoon of
gold is to be found Is karats fine.
Hearts are trump for everybody now
adays. Any one lacking the genuine ar
ticle can wear dozen beautiful artih-
cial ones to make good the deficiency.
There is the heart set with pearls, with
diamonds. or with turquoises, or COM
bination Of the stones; there is the gold
heart and the silver heart and even Il
baby can have one of these Oh Il tiny
chain around the neck with Il wee bit of
IL gem in it. There Is big turquOis
matriN heart pin, and there are amathyst
or topaz charms in hearts made of single
stones, thin hearts, thick hearts, smooth
Is rounded hearts, or hearts cut into
many faces. The single gem heart may
have tiny diamond in the centre. There
are enameled hearts which open for
, photographs or II mirror, and there are
as many hearts as there are inclinatiols
Of the people who wear them.
| One Of the simplest little gowns OF tho
Summer is of II pink dotted white dimit$
! having an all pink effect and trimmed
with bands of fine white embroidery.
! There is one of these heading the hounce,
which obtains its fullness by means OF
rather wide lengthwise tucks. carried
half the depth of the rntlle; two more
bands are on each side of the opening
| of the vast in front. and are set in ON
J the top of the shoulders running from
I the neck to the top of the sleeves. ne
entire stock sewed to the gown. is of
! white, with the embroidery, and the low
or part Of the sleeves is finished with
| the same. Tiny linen buttons of white
| faStcn the waist up the front.
Many of the more expensive shirt
waists of the scasen are finished with
the cross pieces set into the shoulders
and formed of the trimming Of the wiast
ur Il tucked band Of the material.
| Pretty pongce waists, embroidered with
dots in different coors. and also plain
tucked pongcc waists are reduced to S.,
| sss
| Bag handles. in case of an accident to
| the regular handle, or to he used for bun
| dies, are strong and serviceable. These
| are excellent to use on the bundle which
| carries the bathing suit for the phebian
( ,h.,k ba a. pf
| he Summer in the city and make peri
| olcal visits to the nearby bathing bea
hes. They cost % cents nnd sometimes
less.
Here are some pretty effects in gowns
! which were obtained at some belated
| weddings One was n crepe de chime,
with transparent lace yoke and sleeves:
the bridesmaids were in pale green crepe
dc chine, ana the little girl train-marer.
while outside the circle of crepe hut quite
in the color scheme wore white Orien
tai silk gowns with a pale green sash
The big hats of the bridesmaid were
charming. They We're Of white GRIN
olinc. threaded with black velvet and
trimmed with white roses with green
leaves The yolkcs and sleeves Of their
,:owns were Of white lace and bit
nf color was given by the bouquets II
pink carnations which they carried.
|
Speaking of hearts, their popularity
: Nl,s Illustrated ut this wedding. the gifts
0f the bride to the bridesmaids being
,hrysoprnsc lockcts-a pretty idea as
| u "A a ,pl. x,,hn,nn Eu.i
lrnrt was set with the initials of thu
bride and bridegroom. At another recent
. wedding the gifts to the bridesmaids
N,er" pearl and turquois hearts on chains
At another wedding the bridesmaids
sight Of thrm-nll wore big tichus AM
picture hats. There is hint for the Fal
lridr The effect was exceedingly good
The gorgcoiISncsS of the travcin.
rrock of some brides is startling. Fo
one bride there was pink satin foular,
with chiffon ANA Cluny lace. and a hi,
picture hat; another. whose gown was o
pale gray. wore Il big hat trimmed witt
ostrich feathers, and that most perish
able of material. tullr. and still anothr
Bride whose hat was Of black n pictur
hat were with il becoming gown o
palc blue friezr. These travelling gown
urc usually travelling gowns in name oni
and are discarded for palmer frock
when the actual travelling begins.
There is no reason why. il he wishes {
DO 50. the bridegroom may not max
some little offering to the bridesmaid,
and one amiablr young man did prcsen
each girl not only with her bouuuet. bu
; with handsome mirror as we'll
a number Of brides this season hav
q worn wreaths of flowers under thri
tullc wells. Transparent yokcS also /,
licvr the severity Of the bridal gown
\ beautiful gown worn by mntron n
IS Gently wns n pale gray crepe dc chin
combined with black chantily lace an
liver embroidery With this She wore
d black hat. trimmed with white geraniun
and lace