Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

" pale, dark beauty chooses the old-time
,unting as a yachting material and white
md red by way Of color combination. Two
Yachting gowns worn by this woman at
ostend are here illustrated, the red in each
,ase being the light. flaming scarlet de-
Icribed last week.
Made entirely of bunting is this startling
Iolor, bias bands Of white taffeta silk
Effectively trim the costume at the left.
The skirt Is an unlined bell-shape-hung
ver a silk drop skirt in the same color
With a border and tunic suggestion of the
Iands. This simulated overskirt is made
o fasten at the left front with two large
white pearl buttons, the band looping
round them in s~callops. The bodice, which
ports and elaborate round collar of the
mnting and silk. is covered with up-and-
Town strips Of the white. Pastillion tails
biggest a jacket at the back, and upon the
trap fastening these to the white taffeta
,elt there are two smaller pearl buttons.
rhe bell sleeves likewise show these orna-
nents and open over undersleeves of white
null, pulled into wristbands Of the bunting.
Stylish Headwenr.
A white chip hat, with a rolling brim
ind trimmings OF red velvet ribbon, is the
stylish headpiece, for the dressiest mill
Inery may now tempt the kisses Of sea
Freezes. The yachting girl who really loves
he comfort of something staying where
/ is put"-for brim hats are the sport of
very blast-still clings to the snug cap
4 cloth or serge with visored front, which
! single hatpin attaches almost as solidly
10 her own hair. But trimmed hats are
'aoing hard with them for favor. and in
itead Of the rubber-soled canvas shoes,
N-a. - vA.kVt-. ,1N.A, Na Ha,, 90
mart as smart. Patent and dull leather
noes. with the colonial tongue and buckle,
IRE much seen, or else the shoes are cut
rery low M tied with broad black ribbons
md upon the most slippery decks even high
Ieeled strap slippers are worn. For slip
,ers are the fashion. you know. and one
lees them everywhere. with morning and
afternoon gowns, on the board walk, in
arriages, partout.
As to under toggery, tell II not upon the
lousetops. but the yachting girl wears
boomers. They are made OF the same silk
Is the ~drop-skirt which lines her outer
upe-no skirt Innings are attached nova
lays-very baggy over the knees and fast
ming below with a rubber band The
Itockings are in the same color, and when
he wind blows the fair being thus equipped
has no fear OF consequences. There are no
contrasts TO arrest the rowing eye Of the
observer.
The second gown Of the yachting picture
3 Of white bunting with red taffeta silk
Tor trimming. The pleats Of the upper
portion OF the skirt are stitched with red
Iilk. a single row of this outlining the
lands OF the hounces and the pleats and
~Iiastron OF the blouse.
Many OF the thin wool gowns. especially
hose in black, are trimmed with a new
lull silk which has something Of the look
4 percaline. The shadowy granting oil
his cotton run over it, but nothing could
% more delicate than the quality Of tho
ak, which in some cases is almost gsuze.
Ike.
The Saratoga Wonder.
With highly decorative effect, such a ma
erial the third gown, a prone.
Ade costume OF amber yelling lately seer
Il Saratoga. The skirt Is in one OF IN.
lew louneing models, all OF which are in.
conveniently long as the front and side,
nd the correct lifting OF which necessitate.