New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
PRETTY THINGS TO WEAR.

The Dolly Madison" muslns fresh. and
pretty as Dolly was in her day. They have
woven ribbon stripes with printed floral effects
the pretiest and freshest of blossoms scattered all
over them real Colonial In effect, and sheer and
fine as the French goods at 35 cents. 'Dollies"
are be had at l21z cents yard Next in line are
the American dress mulls, silk and linen. or silk
and cotton. These goods are being bought up by
smart girls who like quaint picturesque effects,
and made at home into the increasingly popular
shirt waist suits. With the modish patterns that
give directions how cut" almost any woman
who can use needle pair of scissors make
one of these dresses dozen, TO exhibit with
pride her friends ana take immense comfort III
all summer
Among the latest foibles are ''straPpings. always
SO effective which just now being carried out
in panne the latest novelty being panne velvet
strapping upon tucked taffeta gowns. The most
enective way of putting 1t on is by crossing it in
various designs. the ends finishing in diamond
shaped points
Another new fancy is the satin button in black
or White satin exceedingly small in size and used
as a trimming in great numbers, Partculary on
For muslin gowns the latest fancy IS piack Idce
the muslin lace ruies being edged with
sav But a prettier and softer effect is gained by
a ruffie OF white lace, over which falls another full
A yellow pongee gown with yellow and white en-
6FGlqery 1hq aTistic in the extreme worn with
yellow lace straw hat trimmed with masses OF
ones and black velvet bows black lace mitts. and
a parasol of black chiffon trimmed win a Wrealh
inside formed of Gloire de Dl1on roses OF rlch
creamy. amber color.
the iS tulle bow stii holds lis in white scar
let plain or powdered with big chenille black
dots and is directly under the chin or al the
back of the neck.
With a flower toque, a tulle neckbow and net
and ribbon boa. OF the women from NoahS $
ARK would appear quite modish. no matter how
anteduVian the rest OF her attire so perfectly
transforming are these little airy things.
The flower toQue is not a novelty, save in It's size
and the glory OF It's colorinE; for early IN
the year-almost Immediately following New ear )
spring was anticipated by wearing large Marle
Antoinette hats of white roses and green foliage.
and they have grown more ''bloomy' and more
popular ever since The Marie Antoinette is in
size and a good deal over the eyes. with a
double jabot Of lace or sash of panne ribbon
against The back hair
Tan shoes creeDing into favor again They
have been 'shelved'' for the last TWO seasons by
modish people; but one again sees the most con-
servatiVe and best dressed women wearing them.
even In town. There is pretty tan suede tie. with
white shoes are the same shape, and are suitable
for summer use with white or light gowns. ana
they are all dressed up with artistic buckles OF
many designs in steel. gun metal, silver ana let
and even tewelled. and many are nnlsned with
bows Of ribbon just II suits the taste or the
wearer.
With the white canvas Oxford ties for seaside and
torn crowns, trimmed with the new double two-
toned wings. shown The brtms are edged with
velvet 10 match. These regarded as the smart
est shirt waist and outing hats of the season, and
trim and taut TO dsty the weather
through storm