The Republican journal., 1902-07-17
FASHIONS AT SARATOGA.

FASHIONS AT SARATOGA.
Morning Dresses Linens. DImltlr>. Piques.
Foulartl-. Pnrasuls. Hats. Patent Leather
Shoes.
Correspond zee of The Journal
Seated on a hotel veranda, one al
WAYS finds amusement in watching tray
elers surging in from the various depots,
oftentimes taking their first view of
this remarkable place: established de
voices III their constant pllgrlmages to
the various springs, OF young lovers
whose romantic dreams are fostered by
the magnificent trees. pretty shrubs and
flowers which abound in this attractive
plicitv marks the early morning cos
tune. but unhappily, display is many
times the chief object of visit to Sara
toga, and thus it is that ella borate cos
tunes only appropriate for evening are
exhibited at unsuitable hours.
NOTHING CAN BE
'iioIC Sildl llillS lldlI bllllty ULYSSES,
with colored ribbon belts and collars.
or white pique skirts with silk, pongee
or Madras waists. Many persons com
ing here for only few days bring two
black skirts-one sufficiently handsome
for evening, and the other for morning.
supplemented by fashionable waists.
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some plain and severe. while others
have two OF three very wide Russian
lace bands inserted in tile skirt. Shirt
waist toulards are often worn until
evening, and i'll seryiceable colors prove
useful and attractive as we'll
LACE TRIMMED FOULARD
is the standby of the fashionist and
handsome Venetian lace is often un-
sparlngly used as yoke. lower part
of the sleeves and in large sprays at
regular intervals around the skirt.
Embroidered pongees are world in
themselves, both as entire costumes or
independent waists; the latter adorned
i'll several gay colors, thus relieving the
ecru tintS so seldom becoming \ pom
gee dress embroidered i'll blue silk dots
worn by Cincinnati belle showed the
skirt i'll small cores, connected bv open
cat-stitching done in very coarse en-
broidery silk The sleeves and corsage
were composed throughout of narrow
folds held together i'll similar style.
ENTRENIE ORNAMENTATION
mars many otherwise beautiful gowns:
as for example on pink mousseline-de
sole the yoke of tucks and fine lace
large sprays of Venetian lace We're
placed over the already fully-trimmed
yoke. A figured black Chantillv lace
dress displayed by young Baltimore
matron had black silk applique leaves
with corded edges and tibres over the
expensive, but deficient i'll good taste.
The sweet, simple, ''Dolly Warden"
lawn waists are also often overloaded
by heavy lace. On a charming. pale
green louisine silk dress worn by a
Philadelphia lady, heavy lace figures
put on at regular intervals around the
skirt and one at each side of the front
were in excellent taste, because they
We're the only trimming. A large.
round lace collar had small, sheen black
lace medallions appiqued on the collar
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THERE Is A MANIA
for white hats, white parasols, white
dresses. white shoes and white hosiery
Everybody wears something white. At
the same time, large, black picture hats
continue to charm, and fluffy neck wear
is always desirable because preserving
some proportion to the hat. Colored or
white mouSSeline-d sole hats are love
ly for young girls. A particularly pref
ty one, worn by a blonde, was pale blue
with a shirred brim lining and crown.
Several single chiffon folds were placed
flat on the brim, finish being given bv
coarse embroidered silk overcastipg
the edges. A mammoth chiffon rosette
was at the front. Parasols are even
more used than hats, and plain silk
parasols, or white and black combina-
lions, harmonic with all costumes.
Black dotted net gathered full over
white silk is soft and pretty, or black
Chantilly lace covers over white silk.
AS FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR
patent leather stands without a rival.
alike suitable for day or evening. For
the former purpose Oxfords are almost
universal, while for evening, patent
leather slippers, with wide velvet rib
bon bows, are new, the sides of each
loop fastened back to the slipper. Those
with straps are also stylish, having
small Rhine buckles on each strap over
the instep. VERONA CLARKE.
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