The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-18
IN FASHIONS MIRROR.
Many Pretty Fancies In FeminiAs
Finery for sprink Wear Now
Reelected.

gorgeous ornaments and buckles
will be . feature of the early sprfna
millinery, Judging from the models
which have made their appearance.
Pale gray is most effective trimmed
with oriental embroideries, while
many of the gowns in biscuit shades
are appliqued with cloth or velvet.
Embroideries are often mixed with
incrustations of fine or coarse lace,
plentifully used.
Lace collars grow in popularity and
beauty, and the bertha of lace and
gauze is regular article in every
well-dressed woman's wardrobe.
These come in mingled and lovely col
ors, with and without fringes, and are
exceedingly becoming to fair shoul-
ders when wound about them and
knotted in front.
In style the newest thing out is
the Paris lace cape and collar of silk
braid in rich, heavy lace patterns, and
this style of collar takes precedence
over the fine German and Swiss laces
Of whatever make for the present.
For light materials, however, the
Roman and point Paraguay and
d'Alencon collars of repousse effects
are not to be surpassed in beauty and
appropriateness
3onnets are coming to the fore
again and the new models show
shapes with long sides fitted to the
head and trimmed with rosettes on
each side and high aigrette to the
left of the center. Stylish bonnets
are made of many styles of fancy
straw, chenille, tulle, jetted or SPAN
gled, or Of appropriate flowers. The
bonnet is intended especially for aft
ernoon and evening wear, says a
fashion authority.
Antique laces are revived both in
real and imitation patterns, and some
of the most elegant lace trimmings
and articles for spring and summer
show limitations Of antique lace de-
signs that were wrought centuries
ago. These styles of laces appear
in galloons, allovers, medallions and
trimmings of many varieties, and
quaint conceit is to have alternate
medallions of antique and modern |
lace in the same piece. The effect is
perfectly charming, as each sets Off |
the beauty of the other.
Regarding evening dress, chiffon is
more popular than ever, while ORR
,ntal satin is tremendously used.
some of the most beautiful frocks
'or evening wear are made in four
,r five different tones of one color,
hus: Yellow ranging from pale
,rimr6se % flame color, and palest
hrimp pink to fiaring coral, are most
Effective, as are vivid blues toned
lown by veilings of white or pale
nauve. Many of these chiffon frocks,
articularly if they are destined to
e worn at balls, are trimmed with
arlands of chiffon roses, in shades
o match, sometimes being further
ecorated with pailletes. Glace is
ften intermingled to support these
ragile roses.
Panne has been worn in all bright
olors and green is now giving place
OIucT onduCS. Olo lOoC 10 fCiy |
,vely; with a shawl-like fichu Of l
ood lace Panne and velvet general {
2 require softening with lace; but s
1me women look their best with the c
ecolletage cut in hard line. Jet, .
course, never goes out of fashion hi
nd beautiful examples of raised jet D.
ssigns, forming incrustations, mixed +"
ith fine filet lace on a foundation la1
I some soft, clinging white materi- bc
IS are seen. All lace dresses trimmed In
it'll fur look well for evening wear, Iu,
hile some smart folks are wearing br
nner gowns of pale fine cloths q
formed with chinchilla, mink or sa- 10,
e, the bodice softened by bertha lal
lace and tulle. Iul