Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05

4 i've not In dress is now tba o;.
and ambition of every women who
~ishes to be considered we'll groomod
The picturesque in theatrical stvlo. -
acknowledged to be something gyoo+
ly to be desired, but is not nearly 80
unusual, as the distinctive ;s w.
everyday dress, to attain which Is NV
no means an easy task.
Any well-growned, or, as tho nhro.
IS, any ,well-turned-out woman who is
conspicuous for her gowns has etbor
unlimited money to spend on dress
is gifted with unusual ideas mr. ;s
clever manager, who understands tbe
way TO dress so that, while apparently
following closely the dictates of fash.
ion, in reality is carrying out some
individual thought or style. When
the majority of women have thelr
halr waved or curled, the ndiviaual
woman will wear hers in some severe
ly simple style and without sign OF
wave. When gowns are elaborateIv
and 'fussily' trimmed, she will we
a gown that has not one inch of
trimming, but which owes it's beauty
TO its simple lines; if plain skirts are
Worn then she has hers f1ounced o.
ruffed. Many Of the leading houses
in Pa. is send out styles for4lress tha
are absolutely different from ones
most in favOr-are. in fact, Year and
sometimes two years ahead for their
styles will be seen on anybody two
years afterward. and these gowns a @
the ones chosen by the woman who
goes in for the distinctive fad.
Il is now two years. since the frs
pearl nets were seen, the cap-shapeG
=Cnes that fit close to the head an
are worn back of the pompadour. I'll
fashion to start with. was enly q
tempted by two OF three smart woneH
az was quite too expensive to be
ceHe popular at once. bur gradually
is fa5ag .foothold for It is &c
taiHf5 attractive and pietafesqa
ait n generally becoming.
is fa=aioa= that seems in keepih
VII aal@et gowns deep lace cola
e5.fs. jeWellea girdles and or
F1-#e;s. ami yet enc which is j.
slsh young girls where sof.
csz Ha.f certainly looks most char
ing v.efe=rhis style Of hair orn&mea
P14neess gowns afford COED oppo
1aa5s3es Eol tie picturesque aud az
for rle Individual fancies a4d il
interesting to notice hew tae stu
ha5z t.zs offhe princess fashion, =
.z=a, z2ze seae eotEpad fasa2
ae eeenlefely transformed u H.
n:aeHre saFne treatment
azavas figured h. .aeade. satin
astaaess sown. under the pi
qsa== 44eafmeat.= frs perfectly b'
~ - waist there il more ftllae-
7.e='fnes are curiously sotteae
Q@r u.I shades of color, cdd P2
t.z5z aHe chosen III place Of the q
tzt ta5 bright plain colors and IT.
-. 7esians. Whe.a lace is USED
Ha tee yellowis4 tinse in place e.
@v}1ta. 4aail amount Of the fe
#g considered far more deslfa,'
t5s4 many yards of Imitation y
s4=o i#utoas anl buckles are pfei'
a=a #2.a modern and more elaR9fa
49, aqd So en- Indefinitely. Unft
sas#4t -. however. there are ma
@=a'5e#G Picturesque and astl8t'e
erich are 70 be avoided
.=4an Who has natural eye
a7a a knowledge of what Is
ing au4 also knows how 10 p.
clothes. often makes the II
---a II a.louing what she caiis
te fashion, and then there '0'
me 1sel Individuality, when ~
-j-rl in being becominsly go"heo "
#f Ihe-4ame time being neat a.
~ To ne really artistic anu =
5a-=..ue. requires a thorough KNOW
eao II what is artistic and pictu' t
tHe. ana these two attributes lii''
combined with the becoming.
Dc untidy and frouzy in dress ah