The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
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49, sssson when summer styles pusneo
Ia ,ost,ed one another In their aesirc "
~. - The front has passed ana certain
Sas,gns for gowns and patterns IN trim,
$50. and colors In frocks. hosiery anu
~ like nre well established. Not oh's
A.. the fashions for the remainder Oh the
~ammer we'll known but the styles I'VE
sext vear are forecast. SO that peopie :"
rhom economy IL a necessity may wy
.h,s sensou new styles which VIII pe
equally dressy next season.
var instance. In the way of color com
a,n,t,ons. this summer has been WI "
and green summer-so TO speak NeA'
su,nrer promises to be white anu tu9-
cpoise blue. OF course there Is no certai"'
~ thot this will be the case. but as "n
old darkey tells me about the "eaene''
sail de indications plnts dat way
Light blue IS the new style IN far's'.
foreign manufacturers are sending 1t TO
this country already for wear next sum
mer and American manufacturers NV n
making up exquisite designs ~ TINS en it,,
INC color. These are all good indieatlD ~,
that blue will be stylish, ana II u ,ii 81
eIently stylish now to make II p50nlauEe ~
6uv and wear such a gown; broWH N III
ton have had such run that II - ~
probable they will be mueh " msr. " rree e
and other shades of that color appear -
promise well In what is known us ,r tn'
popular trade. among .n me ne. nSssed rs,
exclusive stage and is thrown h6n rea
market broadcast. II you want 20 DC ges
s sS,etln unu Of taiI costumes to last NOR
tbnu one year. for several colors aIe Wv ~
Ing experimental with ana Ihe p'e'"'''A
stTie Is not fully determined Il,
plaid silks Of bright colors are soin
10 he stylish especially for trimming pu
poses, and stlr hgpT so f si1ni2 yaraen nm
big run because OF the DoliS 'o'"S" -"
Pompadour STYLES In vogue; ,o,, ,,-
Lace will be fashionable for long LIN
10 come, but l Hr9iqs on w. fa8 since Par
bod decreed that brnlds IRE The tnlnE
md SO many exquisite varieties, OF hrAt
have been and nre helnc brought out
trimming OF every description. 49,
For the North this Will he q fnr VIM
Fur viii be used ms Trimming upon 'Nt'
nossIbtT' as last year. with lace. 4 cl.
dress trimmed with fnr VIII uP VI T.
height Of style but i IS to2 war" o q"
lawns furnish a more aGrceanle top'c
These come with lunches Of how'
u,jtS aari9nds. large aud small snd "
loose blossoms. aud arc SD ncautlIui !
nature might well Zoe envlouS pt Lhe
fect limitations OF her haudiworG.
flowers In cotton and linen half-stif
fabrics have the appearance OF raised
hroidcry and are exceedingly hecoihlns,
wide lowered sash ribbons that COM
Mennonite with the PompHdour styles
today are MS varied In tints and des
ne are fine fabrics on which they are W
Plrasols, hats. dresses ana ne"2pn l
carry out the Dolly Warden ana ipl
dour effects and are exceedingly neEou
They cannot he worn with lmpunlly
cont I'm a dnintv and stylish way, Tor
hpconne grotesque when nut on my
81 wnv and with one part OF the COS
am ~ harmony with another.
The pu Barry and Pompadonr Nrll'
chiffon, with hordcrs and dots ma
enough TO wind all over NAT ana
over the back In square endS arc ~
tv as they are useful. They ARE
cuentlr used with no other trlmmli
Tassels are coming to the fore W
rush Tnssels end the gathered VIZ
aouuces and hoasi they aie tastenr'
smaii ak ornaments. which are now
nnnniar for application upon az
socaues coats ana sleeves; they arc
as a finish to many articles OF
ndornment and are much uSea on
witch lie the loose kimona wrap
front; or as latticeworS across the
These tasscls. with their nccompt
ornaments, are extremely pretty M
new which is saying much Toy the
cans are like the Atheulans, always
ing for some new thing
SOME CHARMING GOWNS.
A lovely design for swell costni
an chine 9th