The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-03
DICTATES OF FASHION.
"A Few Me- ofDfess That ArersfsH
from A.,Aqrisis.soa Fenin- :
"a Inc Apparel. -.

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The broad collar Is tln bright star.
the sartorial 6rnament. EiAqpisite lace
!. OF. every variety, embroiderea linen,
.batiste, swiss and lawn are all siti.iz e
I for the newest creationsin accessories
of this sort and. the style OF 1880 ana
the subsequent few DECADES are re-
.yiyed. says the Chicago Daily News.
On the sshorter wraps quite tiny
capes are coming IN again, With long,
stole-like ends down the front, Avery
pretty French model was in shack satin,
finished with a heavy SIX fringe and
over collar of ecru guipure, which lace
also formed thetwo shoped ends in the
front, edged with chenille; these fast,
ened Just below with handsome clasp.
lsThen again some of the cloth tailor
made dresses are finished with smart
little shoulder capess merely decor
ated with some taffeta and galloon
trimming or very important7lookins
buttons. These, novelties will bereally
useful for the purpose of renovatlng
last wears frocksAblack' satin, black
peau de sole and cloths all being
| pressed into service. 49, - - =
Loop pompons of black velvet ribbon
/ are placed at the. back of straw hats.
Occasionally they are arranged to rest
on the hair and back of the head. az
| some distance below the, hat. In that
/ case the arrangement Is suspended by
| steamers of black velvet and.i apt to
include three or more punches OF small
flowers set in as the heart of rosettes.
These are spaced one on each side and
one lower down. in the middle OF the
back. Arbutus. ferget-me.nofs, pinks
and white English daisies and white
violets, all small blossoms, are suitable
for such decoration. This style OF
trimming is used BY women who stll
wear their hair dressed on top OK the
head. 8 So. 49, y
.Biouses are still popular for morn
ing wear, but they require to be smart
in cut and garnished witiEa quantity
Of hand work. Linon de sole. or. as il
| is sometimes, called. crystalline, is
fayorite material, and it is usually
made up with good deal of gaugins
and elaborate trimming. Pale blue, green
| and rose seem to be the favorife coiors
for blouses of this description. ane
they are often finished most effectively
by q touch of black. Bird's-eye foulart
is most suitable fof morning wear. &
pretty model being in white figured
!. With black pin-spots. finished off Will
J a smart necktie' of royal-blue glace
These bright silk neekties are won
derful improyementtoa neutral-tintet
blouse. One of the simplest vet mos
popular designs consists of a plaitet
band round the throat with a fan of thu
material .pende.it in. the. front. Per
:. baps the prettiest blouses of all ar
MADE in the new bordered delaines
. the fancy edging being cut away from
the material and stitched on whereve
it is thought desirable. Thescolors ar
very conveniently sScontriyed;' TO
instance, if the materiaf.consists of
white ground covered with blue spot
{ the border will have white pattern o.
a blue ground. In making up the gar
ment a band of the edging will b
4. placed down the front of the blous
| between box plaits, similar strip run
:. ming down the back of each sleeve fror
neck to wrist, this giving the long sloT
ing-shoulder effect so much desired a
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