The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
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Muslius

MHslias
Embroidered musllns are nov
worn IN the house. bat are on pre-
cisely the same iinos an will b the
summer froeka. Indeed. Il IL sx-
tremeiy difficult at the moment 20
decide between tho winter and sum
mer gowns. for even ln midsummer a
wrap with bands u fur r. possible 81
any cool watering place. while IN
winter the thlnneAt ~ lace and nue.
In frocka are worn IN thu house ani
az the theaier, too under Hou1s warm
wrap. Embroidered nuallns are
more fashionable az the moment
than the lace trimmed and the
handsomer the embroidery. the
smarter ths gown: hand work. % n
Understood. and ~ The fnest ros.
sihls Workmanship.
Ths Care sf
cAiisren
Few mothers realize the import
auce % the care 81 the throat and
nos;rtla % the growing child I'm.
larKement ~ the tnnnlls and nasal
obstrurtlons are common. and ada
mold growths frequently exist when
their presence IL entirely unmisurct-
ed A German physician says that
these troubles notably the latter. be-
coming chronic, ara often the sole
cause - suffering. This nument."
rays the physician. by stopping the
nasal channels and forcing children
10 breathe through the mouth. nrtu-
ally binders the refreshing activity
~ breathing. and at the same time
tho ability n speak and think OFT
en- the removal ~ these cxcrrscenaea
Improve the attention. tho memory.
and the speech ~ children 20 the do.
gree that indicates their presence %
have been the chief cause of the de-
fect~
Wee Afnrnoon
Dress
a. desirable An afternoon dress ne
can well be imr gined ia ~ heaviest
black Russian net smartlY strapped
with stitched taffeta. The seven.
g0rs skirt "a strapped over she seams
ard four straps. including the head
and foot ones. are round the naring
hounce. The straps on the blouse
correspond 20 those on tho skirt, To-
ing IN 20 the yoke. where circular
straps nro arranged. This r. made
over a black satin liberty TINT has
seen better days. and II a pleasure
- So owner. who loves economy.
Though All black; this dress IL quite
festive enough for ordinary theator-
going.
A Dainty
Chapeau
A. dainty conception az one Oft
en- finds "a 90 the shape ~ q Rlrllah
chapeau ia light blue and white
This white straw rolling brim sailor
has two rows ~ blue straw by way
Of an edge. not 70 mention two dain-
~ wrcaths % forget me-nota that
encircla and rest upon the brim a
crescent wreath of these same deli
cate blue flowers dro0uH over the
hair az the back. and a lovely bow of
softeat pale blue satin ribbon f. both
over and under the brim at the LETT
back. Don't fancy this hat Is only
for the young girl. any woman who
feels and dresses young enough hos
a perfect right 70 u.
strawbraided
Hats
one Of the odd fancies In the way
Of trimming for the palmer hats IL a
roll or straw braid This circular
tube rs about an inch IN diameter
and rests on the brim almost out 20
the edge. 10 fills IN particularly we'll
on the San Troy sailors ana all the
rolliuR-brim shapes
As peculiar as lt ls pleasing Sc
hat made Of ordinary inch-wlde
white straw braid and black velvet
ribbons a bit narrower. Instead NJ
overlapping tho straw is sowod to-
Rethor just az carpet IN sewed to-
Rothor, only the thread In this In
stance Isn't pulled az tight. This
makes Fl ridge where the edges meet,
and. carried out for the entire hat,
tho effect IS very noticeable. TO ao-
centuate the hrim, which Is double.
the ribbon Is run around through the