Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-04-16
Delightful Individuality y
= = in New ParasolS.

White leather card cases, memorandum
pads, photograph frames, and the like are
ser with small Dutch figures in gilt.
Quite as pretty as these are similar
articles made Of white cloth, with a pat
tern in fine gold thread running through
them.
Another pretty hat is all of black lace,
an edge Of this falling deep over the
wide rim, and big Jack roses are uscd
for trimming.
\ pretty, long coat for child is Of
Eongee trimmed with white silk braid
of narrow and half-inch widths. The
front Of the long coat opening, shows 8
short loose jacket within, also braid
trimmed. The coat is low-cut ut the
throat, and tied with white silk cord.
The second parasol has the outside of
soft white silk. the upper part shocked,
the shocking done with white silk. The
parasol is lined with white The handle
is Il straight one, round, and Il mass Of
hne carving in the ivory and as white as
may be. There is an individuality about
these parasols which is delightful.
A most delightful hat is of brown.
with pale yellow roses. There is wide
rim drpcd with q deep edge Of what
looks 70 be Spanish lace in n red
brown shade. \ hand of brown velvet
finishes IN a bnW III front, and above
this are the pale yellow roses making a
fence, two blossoms deep around the
crown. The contrast of the pale yellow
and the brown is charming.
Lingerie hats for the children. mad"
Of muslin or embroidery are pretty and
appropriate. One of these of shirred
muslin has both crown and rim shrred,
the wires of the frame being silk-cov-
cred, and an open space beiNg left at an
interval around the rim, the crossing
wires of pink showing. This hat is
trimmed with pink ribbon and pink
roses. The embroidery hats are formed
of RIFLES of the Hamburg edgings,
Two charming parasols are ut once the
Simplest and most attractive OF these use
full and graceful adiuncts 10 the toilet
One is Of pongee, with Il full lining of II
soft white silk, tiny rufiie of it outlining
the edge of the pongee. The handle is OF
ca1 we'd ivory Il flower design at the end.
an irregular end forming almost "a crook.
The charm of this handle. in addition to
the design, is the tint of the ivory. soft
cafe an lai+ which blends with the tone
of the pongee.
Here is pretty flower toque which il
Illustrates some of the combinations OF col
ors in hats. The toque or turban has
rather sharp point in front, and the
deep rim is set with lilacs in a delicate
shade There are sprays of blossoms.
finishing Mt the back in the regular full
lunches dropping over the hair. The
crown Is set with fine green foliage, and
at the left side of the rim Is a bow OF
velvet TO match the lilacs, and just in
front Of ii a couple Of deep red roses.
Varieties of undersleeves shown could
not have been greater in our grandmoth-
erS' days. All the varieties of deep flow
ing frills which are so pretty in coats and
gowns are To be found in these extra
sleeves. One of the simplest designs will
have the outer part Of the sleeve of chif-
fon finishing in three or four or more
tuckS: others are lace-trimmed with fine
plated chiffon forming an inner rutfie.
and both may he finished with full dou-
hle intile Of the ruching. Or there are
sleeves with cuffs. : deep ruiie of the
chiffon, with an cdgil" of lace or inSer-
ton set in, this Gathered into Il cuff. or
flowing loose, while an inner sleeve joins
q deep cuff which has an insertion of
the lace sci in 4 broad band in the center
Of II.
Some OF tl.e smart belts are in srays.
blacks. and suede, trimmed with gold
braid, narrow braid outlining the upper
and lower edges and broader band half
an inch wide. running through the cen
Ter Il hpSp htltS vida u
in Che front, where the leather is plain.
and faStcn with the square harness
buckles in gold.-New York Tribune.