The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-04

many a Snartly goWne1 woman re-
SennieS a Eacchante. grape crowned
as to millinery. and with the same mo
tive reappearing IN the applied garri-
ture Of her gown
The colored silk embrofde-ies are used
extensively and show lovely shades and
patterns Nothing however. in the way
or trimming Is 50 pretty as the new
colored linen embrofderies- One very
attractive design is OF a dull blue linen
canvas embroidered heavily In white
and with inserts Of irish crochet
New SpaugieQ nets show few and
scattered spangIes and edging and in
sertionS Of different widths to match
come with them The com binati0u
makes a rich and beautiful Costume for
afternoon or evening. given q certain
regal type Of beauty. not TOO hard. be-
cause there IS something about the gilt
Ter and sparkle OF JET that goes hest
with the soft. yielding, 3nfantile type If
4 woman has a suspicion Of dash or
ginger" IN hsr makeup the little fash
ing rnamants suggest the viIlaineSs of
the melodrarna. and L she be ever so
little inclined to stOutness without
height they will make her look positive
lowy figure and the delicate, refined
melancholy or innocent face are ad-
mirzbly set off by one of these new
nets in which the Spangles are suffi-
GENTLY few and far between 50 thar the
circus-rider effect Of the heavier jetted
laceS Is lost
Dainty embroidered chtffons and col
Ored laces are other novelties Of the sea-
son for which there are frequent calls
at the lace counters Later in the sea-
son the soft Swiss enbroideries viii be
favored for wash chifons. swisses and
muslins- Heavy. very open embroidery
insertions VIII also be used on the
ginghams and chanbr frocks but not
to 50 great an extent as the torchon and
Cluny Iaces-
The popularity o. the long black
Z
and many pairs CT the black glace, III
both L and 1e-butt0n lengths are be
ing sold The woman to whom money
Is an object should hail this change
wearing qualities Of the glace surpass
that Of the suede: but after all there Is
nothing more effective with short
sleeves than the long wriukled suede
which fits the hand 50 perfectly anu
always has such q well-bred look The
glove department Of one OF the bis
Kansas avenue shops shows some at
tracrlve novelties for the Eastertide IN
white zlace with 7vrist band Of suede
IN color. trimmed Win small gilt hut
tons and fastened with one white pearl
clasp This may sound rather ornate,
but the effect IS neither loud nor START
Ing. a spite OF the decided newness Of
the lQea- These gloves are designed to
wear with the new 'sShcrt-lougs' sleeve
that looks 50 awkward TO our still IN
accustomed eyes ending Just little
ABOVE the wrist bone In white with
gray. green, blue and red wrist bands
4 these gloves make a pleasing finish to
( the fashionable spring costume.
Those who have struggled with the
| V7za tlo11s problems Of home and profes-
SlOuai cleaning for their white gloves
and who has not2-WIu hail with de-
light new wash glove which IS pro
4 nounced by those who have tried it Z.
4 conoleEe success It may be washed
( very readily with soap and water and
the process leaves It soft. pliabIe and
4 shapely as ever and entirely free from
7 the odors which make the average
! nome cleaning a horror. These gloves
/ come N white. pearl and gray Their
| wearing qualities are said to be excel
lens and while the city shops charge
p pair the Topeka price is only 81 IS.