The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23

OF tucks. are diamonds formed by bands
Of black velvet ribbon. Over the tucks OF
Of yoke. made in a succession OF
diamonds and each sleeve shows one figure
on the full portion above the straight cum.
Other suits are piped with blue. with
green or with red and are charming. Red
seems bit hot used I'm excess, but Is pref
~ N this way and blue is always favorite
summer color. An exceedingly effective
bands piped with plain blue and with hand
some buttons. Another is finished with
pipings of red. but so adroitly used as TO
give the least possible suggestion OF heat
A USEFUL GARMENT.
Tourists and all who are planning for
either a trip to the mountains or the sea
include sweaters in the outfit whether they
are golfers or not In general style these
show little change. but there are some new
ones Of looseiywound silk that de-
light. The material is quite warm enough.
yet lacks the features of wool that so often
are unpleasant and. moreover. can be
slipped on and of easily. Others are OF
wool in red. green and white and there are
the familiar waistcoats with silk sleeves.
but these last are not so good for the sum-
mer wrap as for wear beneath a coat. The
genuine sweater is apt 10 be becoming. 20
not burdensome and adds a bit of pictur-
esque color TO the landscape. Those hand
knit are the handsomest, as matter or
course, but they also are costly, and very
satisfactory woven ones can be found.
Already the warm days have brought
forth the ubiquitous sailor. Early displays
were mainly notable for its absence. but
the perennial favorite has come again.
albeit In slightly new forms. By far the
best are shown by the mems matters Why
Is II. wonder. that those people show such
uniformly good taste? one is sure OF find
ing In their display something good and
simple in one and at not excessive cost.
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over-elaborated designs. These early sum-
mer models make no exception TO the rule
Hatters are showing sailors In Panama.
bamboo and French straws that have no
perceptible weight and are trimmed with
the lightest of materials. a noteworthy
model Is Of the bamboo, which Is almost
cost and Is trimmed with white chiffon
and single white wing. The chiffon Is
draped about the crown and forms a big
loose knot at the left side where the wing
Is placed. Straw and trimming both are
light so that there is no perceptibie weight
on the head and no appreciable heat An
the wing, and there are others still which
are trimmed with soft silk or ribbon. but
In them all is a marked simplicity and they
are all OF little weight. Stitched linen hats
are much liked for country wear and are
extremely pretty with white morning
gowns. Some excellent ones are trimmed
with null and a big soft marabout POM
pom. but the null with a wing Is quite COR
rect. What with these for morning and
the dainty lingerie hats for afternoon wear
the white gowns are amply supplied and
entire white costumes OF much charm are
promised. The Panama and bamboo straws
are themselves cream in tone. but the con-
trast with the trimming only adds TO the
effect. Sixteen hats was the number or
dered by one girl OF modern tastes. While
IL does not seem probable that she will
have a large number OF followers every
complete wardrobe calls for several and
IL Is well to bear the various sorts In mind.
Those offered by the hatters mn a needed
place and possess a Charm and style noe
to be outdone. NAY MANTON.