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of the daintiest white rice straw 1t turned up
the left front with a thick cockade of cherry,
green and yellow velvet. The head of white
owl, in which the same colors appeared, set
coquettishly atop the hat.
The latest parasol is much than sun
shade. In the handle is space for a small toilet
bottle, which may be filled with salts cologne.
On the inside of the is minute pocket in
tended for the pocket handkerchief.
After sundown skies furnish the motive for some
delicious frocks that Partisan women wearing.
One of these gowns is described beginning at the
hem with the deepest of poppy reds. This fades
into the palest shade of pink toward the hips,
where sheathlike pleats disappear beneath high.
wrinked belt of deeper toned pink. The bodice
consists of loose bolerO. which is outlined with
black silk fringe in imitation of poppy petals. This
freak is developed in mousseline de sole.
Mitts, which have been struggling for recogni-
tion for several years, to have won their way
with well dressed women at last. In Paris and
London they are seen everywhere-at dances, din
ners, garden parties and the opera. Over here they
worn particularly with the new sleeves, which
cut off just above the elbow. They have
eral strong points For instance, they allow
woman to show her pretty hands, if she have
them, and her rings. If she has any. Where cards
refreshments going they are far more con-
venient than any glove that was invented as
one does not have to remove them when handling
One of the new hair ornaments consists of two
round knobs; The bars are slipped through the
low knot of hair in the neck. and then the knobs
are screwed on. AS the bars not parallel but
cross each other in y form, the result is effective
Like great bouquets the new floral fans which
this season are going TO lead all other fans. it is
blossom g idea There are pink rose and red rose
poppy fans. OF course, such fans cannot be used
with all frocks They are too striking and individ-
have a number of such triffes there is nothing
Bouquets of white orchids are carried at we'd
dings. and cost only from $50 $500. But white
orchids are rare that the price is moderate for
such excusiveness. One of the prettiest brides Of
July carried bouquet of field daisies. wore sheer
white Swiss muslin frock with broad white gren-
straw with fluffy wreath Of daisies She was
"a, as pretty as pink. and could have worn Point
White shoes-white kid. white suede. white can
set, tan brown and black, of all the modish lasts
are in high vogue. The white shoes are dainty
as possible with all manner of white gowns, and
when soiled can be cleaned easily white
And comes the lace straw sailor hat and it
is far more becoming than the straight hard lines
straw sailor model is trimmed With double bovys
OF brown velvet ribbon white satin faced, and tied
lace straw is trimmed with clusters Of large black
red and halfrpe cherries, with bits of the broken
are marked down so low that with small amount
OF money and a large amount OF taste and tact
any woman can have all the pretty things she
carry on her vacation or the season. for that mat
Picturesque effects continue their reign in all
branches of dress, and under this it is aston
ISM lshlhg what lndlyldual STYLES one can invent and
Don't pay $25 even IS for your dress" parasoI,
or black or any color to match particular gown
with pretty handle. and then get remnant Of
the top of the staff. draw il down the edge all
and there you are! or get few lace medaliions
Zone or two for each gore of the sunshade), APP
lace to match, and wreath OF tiny pink white
Noisette roses knot bit of ribbon the same shade
@ on the handle and you have work OF art at small