The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-05
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as down, 81 f'3 FL W
The linen gowns are getting rcadi
10 make, q gay showing SS3Ssl
+ Padded yalenelennes N SSa rose
sign Is rather new.
a parasol Of sheer, waite lawn "
would seem 70 be right In fashion sss
lnnumerable frills OF stSSya ,i5 lace
make the prettlest sleeve finish
Tint wide ibrocade ribbon mn kes NH
most exquisite girdles and sash nnfss
Clipped ostrich is the vest and
most durable thing in featae
Dresses OF fine hemsti tched una
hand.embroidered handkerchief Iiner
aro In demand. Il 4 4; X
Wonderful two.toned effects s.lrt Il
produced in a new soft crepe inst 81
tho counters. Il; 4 u N
Bright red is going to be worn I'm #
spite of tho fact that It's too iot and
elurlng a color for summer
silk redingotes are trooplng In aff
tor tho velvet and cloth ones of The
winter.
Somebody describes ono III Tie nss
little hats as a halo set skew on lssss
head. \
Paper bath robes are the s1atess
They are supposed 70 dry The BOD
rapidly and prevent catching cold;
The woman who wears "a dog
lar Will have n bracelet tn n mate
this season and topaz VII sbeg greatl
IN evidence for both pleces!e f5 jewelrys
a most attractive fashion ~ stheSone
that demands = cloth cont and "a hui Y
to match in exactly the shade % The
taCeta gown. In ivory IS hite tfisss
style is ut It's best; i IFS iieyer aatis
factory In dark colors, black III rs
very small with the yoke md collar
transparent. y 81 M {,
First and foremost are hesS gowna
with tho stlghthtting draped waist
that at the back has long le5 tails
reaching to the hem ofS the " sklrt.
These tails nro trimmed With colored
embroidery or finished with d deep
hem, while in front the very pointed
waist has rows OF .rhinest oaess or Inn
cy buttons and a vest Sof white lace
Lapels, reyers, collars and cuffs axe
n different color Or Of fancy plques or
linen are wornSwlth all the smartest
: street gowns. The finish lisa beconi.
/. Ing one, and II desired e rather more
+, elaborate appearance Isl given when
!. colored or white leather rs alhstfs
/, tned for the pique or linen.
The long loose coat ~ cloth pom
gee or silk.faced, 5walerp oofs material
! Is no longer d hideous and ship eless
) garment, but has d noticeable style
/ about It. It lndicates, while "A hides
i. The lines Of the figure The colofs
Il used, too, are the most attracn we. The
Il reds and blue and IVORY whites. sas
. well as the natural color pons see, are
II all good, solid colors, whils#the fancy
r. buttons are an added ornament Tile
# coats are double;breasted as a rule
5 and arc more shaped I'm a; The back II.s
i. than was the fashion Of last sSaiits
Il White pongee Sano white taffeta ara
:. made up this year for Sg,erept iedl and
4. calling gowns. Made wilt some sort
# Of fancy blouse Jacket complete u,
q itself and yet TO be worn over d laEe
n waist IL desired the skirt With bands
: Of braid rrows OF lace entre.de ux, The
u. gown is dainty and attractive:
"a The old Irish poplin Is once morestr
il. the front. It is becoming md might
N often be substituted with advantage
10 for the ever popular taffeta. which 4,
i. a most lnbecoming fabric. Ribbons
# are to bcSworn. They are twisted III
ps to wonderful bows, orSlet hing In fiys
he ing streamers. A8faYorites deeoratiot
al is the roseatte; but let clumsy finger,
~ beware Of the making; 81
If RI snlilr-
en- When Man Goes as Shopping
!. When man goes a;shop plng Their
- Is a terrible waste Of money
y Even when his wife goes With hin
90 there is a waste ofImoney and word
- and temper also
=; For the man thinks his sstaiifli
- buy at every counter there she stppi
- TO "look.5 at things: this not being he
,o ~, cording to the rules OF IA lie CANT. y
- - every woman knows.
- So. while she q ook NJ iri til
!, - stands in great emDafT mi
- as they walk away he tells l,er Ii
!, fierce, low. tones, Swhat fiinks .
- her wayof doing y
\, Some men even Sd a ssss.ter tina.
:, this, 50 acute and sens I've as tliei