Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-20
Tiiuely fashiua dips.
FOR THE LADIES.

Helpful Hints on What 70 wear ana
How to Wear u.
- Flat crystal buttons trim some Of
the prettiest gowns. s'..'tt .
A new fan is made of flowers-pop-
pies or violets being the most popular.
: Camellias and gardenias, in colors
nature never saw. are printed on or
candies against background Of lattice
work. ,-.-s :
A new trick in an evening gown of
white crepe de chine Is the catching up
of the skirt fullness on short, closely
set perpendicular cords.
The nets for keeping the hair
smooth and in place are almost in
valuable for summer girls at watering
places or the seashore. They are in
visible and give the well groomed look
that is so much sought after nova
days. .n .n. " .. .. E.
Linen suits are being shown every
where, and are promised to be high In
favor during the coming season. Some
of them are SO elaborate as to deserve
the name Costumes" and are stun
ming. They are made in all sorts of
involved ways, with yet an eye to
laundering. w.....g
= Robes of finest lawn. null or bat
iste in white inset with valenciennes
lace and made up over fiowered lawn
are in some cases exceedingly pretty,
and the same idea Is carried out In
more elaborate robes Of sheer white
silk made over fiowered silk that shows
through in soft blurred coloring and
design. .ua ... ... .,
Tiny buttons Of linen or silk trim
yokes Of lace prettily, while the small
gilt button, fiat or round, does much
decorative duty in the service Of cos
tunes of navy serge and similar fab
rics. Embroidered buttons spell great
success with blouses Of crepe de chine
and other soft tissues, inlet with motifs
Of lace upon which repose the buttons.
- The half length skirted coat, made OF
the same material as the dress, and
known as Louis XIV, promises to remain
a favorite with short walking costumes
and in colors the faint pastel blues
grays, and green's Of the Louis XVI
period are in evidence. The newest
idea for using a lace jacket and one
which defers to the fitness Of things. Is
that Of having 1t Of heavy linen lace
and wearing 1t with q linen skirt, the
two being brought together" by q
deep piece Of the same lace inserted ir
the bottom Of the skirt. The linen IL
chosen to match the lace perfectly ir
the tone Of white used, and blouse OF
pale colored silk or delicate lingerie Is
worn under the lace Jacket.
The real shirt waist has returned
to favor in all it's simplicity. The
bishop sleeve has disappeared and ir
it's place is the time shirt sleeve
modest in size at the top, set In tc
rise a little and ending in starched
cuff. Very few colored shirt waists
| will be worn. The best models have
plaits all the way down and are moi
allowed to blouse at all. The more ex-
pensive separate blouses are made
elaborate with lace and embroidery
and are finished with elbow sleeves
Wide embroidery, with an edge, makes
some exquisite blouses. The edges
form the front, set apart over STRIP
Of the palmer part, or over q strip OF
the sheerest tucking, buttoning dowr
over tiny pearl buttons. Heavy lace
or batiste or swiss embroidery motifs
are used in combination with valen-
ciennes upon many Of the fine lingerie
blouses. ,.........i...,.-.rt5
Goat and skirt suits of white serge
white lmohair, white Panama, etc., are
in great demand now and are made VI
in the loose bolero and the long fitted
coat models. Some Of these coats have
detachable revers in colored linen crash
lying over the serge revers and some
have large fiat bright gold buttons ir
place Of the pearl. An important Item
in this summers outfit is the liner
coat, made preferably Of eyelet em-
broidery and in hip length box shape
These little wraps are really useful FOL
wear at the resorts, and there may bt
a coat of this sort to match in colol
each Of the linen frocks that the per.
fectly appointed wardrobe contains
this season. The white or ecru coa'
will be the favorite. A pretty featurs
Of these open-work wraps is lining
of delicately tinted silk. The little
shoulder cape is a whim of fashion
and it is particularly smart in linen
Black taffeta, too, is a modish materia
for these little wraps.
Adjustable collars and cuffs FOL
both waists and coats are smart this
season. The coat collars are Of shaw
sha oe, while those for waists are of th'
Puritan type. Both models are made
of linen, of any weave desired, and art
embroidered to suit individual taste
With the shirt-waist having stiff cuff!
attached will be worn a stiff linen col
lar and bow tie, and the effect, though
a bit severe, is attractive. Adjustable
lingerie facings to wear with coat
that turn back in revers are made o.
tucked muslin. valenciennes lace ant
embroidery, and are a fancy Of th'
season. These lingerie finishing touch
es are feature of nearly every new
summer gown, as we'll as wrap ane
bodice. From the smart morning shir
waist frock to the elaborate evening
gown the lingerie chemisette is In evil
dence, and 1t may be quite simple fol
the former and lavish with tucks, frill!
and lace for the latter. The series o.
little square bows that adorned th'
fronts Of yokes, bodices, and ever
skirts last season are again In atgf
favor, and are particularly effective
when made of black velvet ribbon ant
worn upon a lingerie blouse or che
misette. When centred with jewellet
buckles, these bows are especial!
pretty.
Almost every wash waist Of th'
year, except. of course, the shirt wais
proper is either made to button con-
veniently up the back or gets arount
the question of the opening by clever
Iy concealing 1t with some modification
of the surplice front. 1t Is an idea
way of making the summer blouse