Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-04-18
Riding and Driving Gloves
Buckle Across the Back.

\ smart walking glove has broad
band Of white around the wrist.
Riding and driving gloves, for men and
women, are buckled across the back
Big cards of the ordinary tyne are in
| the forms of automobiles filled with rab-
bits and chickens.
Post card photographs are printed in
different fancy shapes, the different suits
| of cards. hearts. diamonds and spades,
containing the faces.
Standard electric lamps for the table
| are mounted with large pearl shells for
shades. They are in the natural shape.
and are very pretty, as the light shines
through them and brings out the !. descent
tints.
There are more commonplace little hats
| of sailor style, and the birch bark bon
nets, big pokes, silk lined, and trimmed
| on the outside with mosses. pussy viii
lows. and the like, are to be found also
| this year.
Other pretty things are cards in the
forms of sun bonnets. hand painted,
with a narrow black edge bringing out
the colors ON the inside One bonnet has
a painting Of u little sun bonnet maiden
with a rabbit.
Brentwood furniture is being brought
out in many attractive colors. Chairs in
the windows of one of the shops were
in fancy shapes and beautiful green
| color, some in the green enamel and 9th
ers in bronze green.
! Z small clock, that the harness maker
SNll noe from In tF l.,,..
brass horseshoe which, mounted upon
standard, stands upright. The clock Is
| in the form of Il watch. and it is sus-
| pended by Il strap of pigskin.
| Biarritz gloves are to be seen once in
a while. They are in the shops now. sell
ing ut low prices. In this style is also
| the driving glove, with the loose wrist
| white lined. and worn turned mp for an
| inch or 50 with the lining in sight
Mimic bonnets for Easter gifts are out
| in the usual profusion. Those which are
| put up in little hand-painted boxes, with
appropriate verses for each bonnet, are
| prettier than ever. One little hat is Of
| red tulle. and others are of lace after
| the models Of the larger hats of the sea-
| son.
| Pretty little bunnies on stick pins are
| for Easter gifts. and there are also stick
| pins showing downy chickens, some with
pearls in their beaks and others stand
| ing upon tiny branches upon which are
pearl berries. These are to be found ut
the first class jewelers. shops.
! Boxes of paper in BruxelleS lace de-
| signs cost 81 each, and each box contains
only one quire of paper. Each sheet of
paper is in the form of lace-edged hand
| kerchef, and the top of the box has the
design of a handkerchief. The reproduc
! ton is a beautiful piece of work, each
mesh of the lace standing out as clearly
las in real handkerchief, and the
threads in the linen center are of photo
graphic distinctness.
Something like semi-corset or bust
| support. perhaps, to be worn with Il RIB
! bon girdle, or something of that kind, is
Il little garment that viii wash and has
the effect of silk. ana can be worn with
! different colored ribbons. 1t is like
short corset waist of white wash materi-
/ al. laced in the back. and with only
| straps running lengthwiSe OF the waist
at intervals in the front 1t faStenS ut
the front with two buttons, one nj the
upper and the other at the lower edge.
| At the sides in the front are tack, 70
the waist. underneath two pieces of white
ribbon. sash width. runnin~ in and out
through the straps ana meeting in the
front TO tie in single knot or in bow.
1t is very pretty thing. and. as it is
possible TO wash it, very useful
Varieties of clover leaves are increas-
ing for pin brooches. There are the
very tiny leaves. often gold edged, in
| clusters. There are the single leaves
| across horSeshoes or wishbones. the lat
ter paved with small pearls. and each
| leaf has larger pearl in the center.
One of the prettieSt of the brooches has
three three petaled leaves. real shamrock
clover. with a deep brown ring in the
leaf. and there is single diamond in
the center of the brooch There are also
tiny leaves mounted ON stick pins. with
either a diamond or a pearl, usually the
latter. in the center.-New York Times.
Baked and Roasted Meats.