Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-04-18
Timely fashiu,l Tips.
FOR THE LADIES.
Helpful Hints on What 70 Wear and
How to Wear lt.

Helpful Hints on What 70 Wear and
How to Wear II.
Beads-strings Of them-grow larg-
er and brighter, until they are almost
barbaric in their size and color.
Low coiffures have entirely gone
out of date. The present mode Of hats
demands that they should be high.
The old-fashioned yellow leghorn
has reappeared, and lace will be en-
ployed in the construction Of hats even
more than it ever was.
China silk slip petticoats are grow
ing steadily in favor. The prettiest of
the new ones have shirring. and lace
and hand-embroidered dots (big dots)
by way of trimming.
One Of the loveliest of lowered
stuffs is black net with great roses, in
their true colors. almost touching
each other. The delicacy of the black
makes it like a shadow instead of a
substance.
1T Is the exception to find a hat
the front hair-a stray curl or two
perhaps-but no more. The very lat
est touch given the coiffure-more
properly speaking the hats a bunch
of short small curls jauntily tucked in
under the hat brim.
Short sleeves for daytime wear
must be regarded now as an accepted
fact In other words, the sleeve
must end at the elbow with no ruff1e
to soften II. A sleeve this length
with a close band or a little turn-up
cuff Is a feature Of some Of the
gowns designed for afternoon wear.
: Hats, except turbans, must turn
up either very high at one side or very
high In the back. When they turn up
in the back they are set on bandeau
and elaborately trimmed at that
point. In fact. 1t is safe to assert that
during the coming season there
will be two points for decoration, the
immediate back or the left side.
Every kind of linen, from the very
never has Dame Fashion had so many
varieties to place before her votaries
Loosely woven crashes flecksd with
color and coarse linens spangled with
small rings of raised embroidery OF
the same color or of a darker shade
are among the very newest designs.
= The three e-cornered marquise hat
appears this spring In any number OF
whimsical variations. Sometimes II
forms a large picture shape, but more
commonly 1t Is small and saucy
Sometimes its triangular effect Is ac-
centuated by geometrical arrange
ment of roses on the crown. Some
times these mathematical details are
masked by plumes or other decora-
tions. ...s... ...f 'rH-
- Orange and yellow are very mod
ish and a number Of the newest hats
are enlivened by orange plumes or
yellow flowers. Red is as popular as
ever, and a dainty toque Of scarlet
straw has its brim covered with rose
foliage, a bunch Of large red cherries
at one side. The union Of delicate
lilac with light dull blue is considered
particularly chic, and may well be
charming If properly arranged.
The tucked skirt Is used for some
of the most delightful frocks in swiss,
batiste, etc., and tucks running round
and being graduated from deep to
shallow, are set in groups from hem to
we'll above the knees. One hand made
swiss frock had six narrow tucks at
the bottom, five in the next group,
four in the next, three in the next. two
In the next, and at last, single tuck
half way between knees and hips.
While ruff1es and flounces are In
evidence upon a large proportion OF
this summer frocks, they are not the
rule even in this province, and some
Of the finest lingerie models have
skirts whose length line Is unbroken
save by fiat or inset trimming, hori-
zontal, vertical or in separate motifs.
Valenciennes framed medallions are
set In at intervals around some lin
gerie skirts, Just above the hem.
There are wash materials that are
perfect limitations of grenadine, but
whether they will survive a bath Is
another question. The organdies are
lovely and fiowered over cloudy pastel
backgrounds with tiny rosebuds or
full blown roses. Colored linens have
rings and wafer dots over the surface,
and Parisians are wild over bright
shade Of red which Is about the most
inappropriate and heating kind Of col
or imaginable for a warm weather
gown. Light yellow, tangerine and
buff colorings come in all the summer
materials. The printed dimities were
never more attractive. Street frocks
for spring and summer will be Of
serge. tweed, etamine and light weight
cloths, and the winter models bid fair
to be closely followed. The bolero will
be the popular outer garment, al
though long coats will also be worn.
Many Of the new blouses In silk
and even in wool are cut down slight
ly in the neck and worn with shall
low guimp and collar Of lace or cpen-
work embroidery. In many instances
these blouses have short sleeves with
turn-back cuffs with under sleeves to
match the guimp. Lace blouses both
simple and elaborate and tucked blous-
es of mousselin de sole will be as
fashionable as they were last season.
. OF the lingerie hats we have spok-
en- before, but new models appear ey-
cry day. The dropping brim baby
hats, with full crown and shirred brim
are more popular than ever, but the
openwork embroidery or English eye
let or linen or batiste Is the new feat,
ure of the lingerie millinery, and 1t Is
used in every imaginable way. Full
crown fiat baby hats. like those In
sheer lace and embroidery, are made
of openwork linen with plain brim,
buttonholed in scallops at the edge of
the brim and dropping slightly there.
Broad brimmed picture hats are COW
cred smoothly with batiste embroider-
ed in openwork and are trimmed with
loose clusters or sprays Of large roses
or other flowers and with soft scarfs