The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-14


Canvas effects in so many things and
short coats and long coats are to be
round In light colorS ad materials One
CT these three-quarter coats is made of
an unbleached scrimlike material made
up over a large lowered silk. The flowers
show their outlines and cOlorS slightly
through the material. There is a wide
collar covered with the snow white Irish
lace and the big bell sleeves have wide
turn-back cuffs, and these are also COW
cred with the Irish lace. Around the edge
Of the coat and on either side of the
trent is embroidered in colors in an ORR
entail effect, pointing with the points IN.
1t is one of the many smart garments
made on similar lines.
Very pretty is robe de mutt Of a dark
blue linen trimmed with fine white FRENCH
hand embroidery. There is a small yoke
10 the gown which IS cut lew at the
throat, finished with scallop of enc
brcidery and more Of It, q. vine effect
outlines the yoke on the inside. The yoke
IS Joined to the gown proper by bead
ing, and lines of embroidery run down
either side of the opening front. A pretty
feature of this garment is small patch
pocket set on to the left side of the gown.
This is finished with scalloped edge ana
a vine of embroidery running around the
inside makes the whole pocket mass OF
embroidery.
"A gown Of white is trimmed with strips
Of embroidery and with lace. The en-
broidery is used in a unique manner, be-
ing set in around the armhole, bands Of 1t
running cut from there into the gown,
each band being finished with point.
There is a little frin Of lace around the
neck, and the opening a 1.-THE front is fin
ished with a loosely Topped Jabot OF wide
lace.
Stocks for the golf girl come all in
one piece, high and straight, in different
solid colors and with ends to make
fourth hand or an imperial knot. There
rrn scAd -olr,l0 V1yif h 10 a
front of the stock and larger clubs and
balls for the ends, all in contrasting col
orS.
Neat nickel boxes about the size of the
children's scholars companions" are for
the traveller who believes in curling her
hair with curling irons. There is place
IN the back of the box for the irons when
not in use, and in the front is the alcoho1
lamp and a standard to support the irons
While they are heating. They cost some
thing like So, $2.25 or $3.50. That is
good deal of money, but one good outfit
is worth half a dozen small ones.
Some Of the pattern waists which are
much liked are Of embroidered linen. The
linen is white, of a basket weave, with
mesh similar to that of the hygienic linen
underwear, but less solid. 1t is embroid-
cred in colors, which give it a Russian
effect. Pongees are similarly embroider-
ed.
A shoe brush and polisher united costs
only % cents Alternating with the brist-
les are strips Of flannel running across
the brush.
A glass table bell, which does not pre-
tend to be cut, but which has attractions
of it's own. has a small figure Of a metal
dog standing on it's hind legs for a han
die.
Wine glasses in colors have designs OF
conventionaliZed flowers upon the outside
of the glass, the flower in a soft red and
the stems green. Inside the glass the de-
sign shows in gold. The long stems to
the glasses are cut.