The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
WOMEN'g WORLD

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tcrlnl. appllqued with flowers Of
black lace, the ends falling over The
hack.
A novelty suitable Tor yokes or
dress fronts Is composed o. alternate
rows % white beading run with
black velvet baby ribbon ana Lace
insertion, appliqued with black vel
vet crsscerts and spots pretty
trimming silk In black and white has
a white groa grain silk ground.
strewn with large black velvet spots
In the center ~ each being a cluster
Of steel beads.
The English fancy Tor sandals has
reached America and various styles
are displayed Ia the shops They are
said 20 be very comfortable and by
gienic and particularly adapted 70
country wear. They have n 1exb
sole. heel piece. n strap around the
ankle. another across the foot and
third strap connecting the other two.
New wide hats are best after the
Empress Eugene or Ismballe styles
into all manner Of c0quettlsh curves.
Their thoroughly french character
Is proved In the wr~aths % little
pink roses twined With fcrget~r
nots and narrow black velvet rib
hon. which stray ainlessly over the
brims. Hats OF raHh. grasses. chip
or anything coarse and rustic vii BE-
popular and harmouIrs well with no-
raj decorations.
A earning
Costume
A toque worn the other day with a
white gown waa extremely pretty
and becoming. The gown itself, while
not startling tn any waS. was - ~
quislteiy dainty and simple that u
deserves a few lines ~ description
IL was fashioned % a medium weight
white cloth and the side plaits form
ing the SKIRT were stitched 70 the
knees Below this point the skirt
1area and just above the bottom vas
set IN a handsome Insertion ~ cxqui-
site string coiorcd lace. The smooth
httlng bodice was 81 soft silk laid
Ia folds and over u fell a lace jacket
reaching the top u the folded belt
ia the back and dropping over the
front IN three square tabs. White
cotton embroidery bordsrei the wide
hand % lace on the skirt and also
outlined the irregular edge Of the
! bolero.
A togue Of white velvet leaves,
covering a foundation OF himy white
tulie. was a delightful dni4h 70 this
charming costume. The pure white
foliage showed a delicate frostinE Of
silver. giving an added touch % the
very pretty design.
Lsntsn sseFi-
fees
n all the sacrifices are continued
! through Lent that s'ave been begun
by young women there will be a
great Improvement noticed IN com
plexiona when It's time to don the
Easter bonnet. In a certain family
% girls this years penancs decided
upon has been 20 60 To bed at 10 D.
m. all through the 40 days - fast,
and any one who doesn't think this
"a a penancs has only 10 try IL 10 ind
out his mistake. Al 10 o'clock the
evening Is just in fun swing, and 20
draw ones self away from whatever
temptation the world IL just then
presenting IL no easy matter.
II "a refreshing TO be able 10
chronicle here that n few men con-
templated making sacrifices on their
own account for the churchs great
fast. One decided 70 cut the number
Of cigars he consumed each day from
six to two. II is regrsttabls to have
70 add that instead Of giving the
money thus saved 20 some worthy
object the man Is going To put II BY
to help buy himself an automobile.
Few Of the sterner sex abstain from
food unless forced 10 by the rules II
their church. for 70 be hungry 70 the
masculine nAnd j. worse than 20 be
81 4. A.
ally abtured but, ALAS for the frailty
Of the masculine resolution for It's
ten TO nothing that there IL Just a.
much smoking done new BY these
penitents MS there was before Ash
Wednesday