The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-04-04
Novel Turnovers Il Il
II Il on New Stocks.

Most attractive among the new stocks
are those with foundation, Of heavy
white pique, the turnover being of a
finer quality, dividing and extending far
below the edge of the stock in two wide,
rounded points. These turnover pieces
are embroidered in French knots in col
ors set between two curved lines Of black
and white, all done in heavy cotton. The
points in front, though deep, lie close to
the collar, and present Il smart tailor
made appearance.
Lattice work, one of the seasons pop
ular ideas in trimming, makes pretty
foundation for other stocks which have
the merit OF being washable. The lat
tice is composed Of folds of white lawn
set in small diamonds, the edges OF the
stock being in a color. A single fold OF
lawn in some pretty shade gives neat
finish to the lower edge, while the upper
part shows two or three folds of lawn
caught together with faggoting in white
or self-colored silk.
Quills, which are such stylish feature
of colors as we'll as black. Quilts of two
colors are also seen-that is, one-halt
white and the other half light red, blue
or tan. These are perhaps more appro-
pirate for childrens school hats in the
plain rough straWs in white and light
cOlOrs.
Moss is winning more and more recog-
milton as an effective hat trimming, One
stylish model in chrysanthemum straw
is trimmed with two spreading wings.
one on either side of the front, each wing
having at the base Il finish of light green
moss. Another idea is to have spirals of
moss on the crown and brim Of a straw
hat Of tan or white, the green affortling
4 pretty contrast in color effect
Another hat of Irish crochet for a girl
Of about II has a narrower .brim of all
over lace secured tight to the frame. The
edge is thin finished all around with soft
folds of white chiffon, the folds all
caught with seed pearls. The upper edge
of the crown has like finish of chiffon
folds and pearls, there being two demi-
plumes in front and bow and scarf of
crown. The ends of the ribbon are
fringed to 4 depth of about two inches.
Quilts Of kid and suede are broader
than those of feathers, some of them re-
sembling a leaf, the veins being sim,l-
lated by an embroidery in machine stitch
ing: This embroidery is usually done in
Other quilts of light-colored feathers
have the center overlaid with an oblong
piece of kid in a contrasting color. This
center decoration is caught down fat. the
shape following the general outline of
the quill foundation.
Among the most elegant Of the new
hats for very young girls are those of
Irish crochet lace. A new idea is to
make these lace hats without lining. the
lace being stretched tightly over a wire
frame. One of the most fetching models
has the wide brim of lace edging, the
scallops falling softly over the frame all
around the edge. The only, trimming is a
large satin bow. the ends fringed and
falling over the side of the brim.
Parasols covered with successive rows
of scalloped silk are pretty. The scallops
are rather deep, and each one is finished
with fancy stitching in silk floss of a
corresponding color. The sticks of these
parasols are also decorated with a clus-
ter of smaller scallops, which extend half
way of their length.-New York Mail and
EyDrQSS 1880