Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-18
Pretty Things 10 Wear.

Pretty Things TO Wear.
Some Of the prettiest plain glace OF
crepe de chine blouses have deep collars
Of embroidered lawn: these collars are
worn low on the shoulders, and produce
rather SODing effect. with an inner
vest of tucked lawn and lace to cor.
respond. Beautiful, too. is the blouse Of
white Oriental satin or panne, with
deep collar of Odd lace inserted with in
crustations of old silver riligree work ard
cut slightly deto!lette at the neck.
Chief among the accessories of the toi--
let at the moment are waist bands. Some
are NEST artistic. made of colored stones
inserted in wrought hhgree silver Ur gold,
Others are in wonderful enamels linked
together with Fascinating chains, NSile
metal belts of every kind viii be used.
Creamy white crepe de chine is the
material of lovely frock with inser-
tons Of pale cofeC-colOred lace and em-
hrCideries Of white ribbon work. There
are narrow fills of coffee lace and full
ruche Of white silk around the skirt. and
the brilliant tint of a cherry colored sash
that is twisted from the right shoulder
down to the waist with long knitted
ends, is equaled by the pretty wide
brimmed hat. trimmed with white chif-
fen and bunches or fuchlas.
\ charming and simple summer gown
is of blue linen. with a bolero coat. a
waistband of black velvet fastened at
the back with wide sparkling buckle.
With this is worn a big black hat, load
ed with red peoples.
The fashionable comb to wear in the
back of the hair or at the sides is stud
ded with turquoiSes.
The double brims seem to be the great
idea this season ON the Paris hats. and
between these brims. which are some
times run with velvet ribbon. drapad
bands of tulle or twisted bands of lace
or velvet may be seen. Then the trim
ming of the under brim allows the mil
liners fancy full play. Chiffon or tulle.
finished with a careless Knot at the side
and wreath of pink roses. is selected
for facing a charming pink erin hat,
while the hrim of second. heliotrope
garden straw, is traverSed with three
bands Of mauve ribbon velvet finished on
either side with loops and tiny cut steel
or paste buckles.
Mauve fancy erin straw hats ve
their brims swathed and lined WIFE
mauve tulle interseeted with two waved
lines of silver sequins, below which come
six white roses of moderate size, and be-
meath this and resting on the hair is Il
strand of mauve velvet ribbon about two
inches wide. just doubled and knotted
with the two ends sharply pointed and
stretching Outw9rdS.
One of the prettiest Paris hats import
cd for fashionable woman has the
smallest of round crowns and wide
straight brm tilted upwards on the left
side. 1t Is made Of fancy cream-satin
straw and insertions of wired guipurc,
trimmed with Knots and twists of black
ribbon velvet and pink rosebuds arranged
in lunches. From the center of the back
comes an end of white tulle, which is
brought underneath the chin and then
fastened on the left. where the tule is
drawn through a wreath of pink roses or
allowed to hang down the front of the
bodice
Gray tulle has many admirers among
! Paris couturiereS. and an evening gown
for half mourning of this material is
very closely plated aud trimmed with
! plain frlil of lace round the bottom Of the
skirt and a band Of lace insertion few
inches above it, The ceinture of violet
velvet is cut with Il downward point in
the center of the front. and finished be-
! hind with two long ends of mauve tulle
embroidered at the edges The full bod
| Ice has a deep pointed frill of lace both
back and front. and on the left bust is
spray of pink roses intermingled with
violet velvet. As for the sleeves the ma
| jority extend only to the elbow. and arc
cut full and III such a way as 10 give
| bell effect, two bands of lace giving them
Il shapely appearance on the shoulders.
The PrinceSse style is much favored
| both for reception and evening dresses.
and an exquisite model of embroidered
black tulle has insertions of violet pamne
| studded with JET and square sequins
reaching from the bust to the hem of the
skirt. The bands widen considerably ia
the bottom of the skirt being very mar
| row at the waist. The sleeves. which
reach to the elbow. are trimmed round
the arm with bands of embroidered
panne.-New York Mail and Express.
Fined for Being Alive.
The British vice-consul. Capt. Clip
peron. fined John King 10 shillings for
being alive yesterday. Al least that is
the way il appeared 10 King and 10
the spectators who focked to the con-
>ulate yesterday, attracted by the rumor