The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-30


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L toacA Us selyss u sidssed ssss
NJ appllqp es guilt Hike
hand AZ EN- roi derry \
Atnoag Tie Hest blues aye S:bllet
and the eyer;beau iful Gobsiins
Buttons rans from mere mites 10
gorgeous affair that resemble sun
bursts II II
The 6uhiaul touss sranges
from ag tiny BASQUE a. me DIrectoitc
variety. N )
Napoleon hats are hut HE tFicornc
with the back upturned straight
across and standing
Most sof the evening Towns are
made up over white
Linen embroidery Is Trimming
many of the summed SUI 81
The new low Shoes 81 white can. +
vas vas are i $daintily sembroid sred oil the
toe,
There's d tremend ous penchanf St1r
trimming With 81 lScoyerea cord,
twisted into curious signs
Little knots and bows of softcol
oqlred ribbon are scattered over IN
delicate Imported gowns
sheperd's plaid is mad GAY sitil
|embroidered silk dots HI blne, ret
and yellow on the blaek.ands whits.
ground. y
A shirtWaists Is once more rdally i
shirt waist With plain shirt sleeves.
starched Guns, and sa enet5s Saif d, B
severity Y INV
authority SAYS that hats are " ut
worn for dinners venting fttnctipns
and eyenssins The ba1lfo anii they
are Sprett enough
There will beS pretty littIe )
lowered sors tlgured elton coat nf tas
feta tossllp on over the dancsns
i frock. 4 u M ,8s3
This time the leg; osmnt Ton sleese
4 must Keep zen witti tho shoulder.
not daring TO rise the absurd
heights Of ITS last appearance!
Many prefer German alenclennes
! Of sflrmer xtllre and clearer design,
q the more familiar and eobwebbS
French tyol:
IL You Want 70 Be- Welcome Ylsitpr
Two things, cd Sof which Is I'M z
Important, that viii al much ID spn-
!, tribltesto tliejh ostess Comfort II look
ed after ISL ways to be prompt and
tidy. Witllsonlyy Que or two maids In 4
the llouse StlleyS afnot he expected %
A give mich personal service, and II i
,|girl sdoes5not piek tiIi her Town tbinaz
IT. necessitates the hostess going III
when she has \ the chance aud doing
lac herself. !sls
sis humananatli that the Sisitof
4 should like one menhe of Tho INN.
4 llySbetterg than the others. and VIII.
lnssSreaaon u is Qper I'll eSt,ress this
A liking. But 40 ssdoS " to HE ii tant
4 that makes others feel de ttep when
4 they are about is very bad breeding.
I IN spite Of the TACT that ons might
4 prefer to talk alone with ones par-
4 ticular friend sinclgds the Others who
!, drop3sin % not discuss people n
/ things that; the newt omers do -:
know 6orSdo al ON NJ ~ teit explaipii,ls
sosthat they can IL blew the corlse,s;l.
Z. ton, says the Detroit Free PRESS,
Accept very few tnyIta tIons Will
A out5your hostess. All d srnle u should
not be done ut all hut An case sof has-
. Ing avery Old friend whom ono h;i,s
not 9seenS for AZ long dime ~ is perinis
sibleS toS 80 to lunch of 70 tea witiiout
/ tie hostess: Even hen the al
friend should do sonnet hing sooi ii
which the host tess Invited 100. y,
/ z rs
other Is Sapt III fofSe nix ssiiSrs
self "A; her fainily Judged III she II
4 noisy. rconsid erate and obstinais
4 she shows immed iatelS that She lsas
!; been badly brought up and places
i her parents In SaS ights shefe they tlre
open togeflticisa; q
Neither hostess NOT Should
/ always be- On parade for there .iraa-
i times, when each has little things
that qtt must Ne done a hostess 1h.sst
Keep her house running d g1usf
has letters ID wright and neeas lime
!! for restings 80 a very tact8nl aisint,
on thes part III d guest ID excuse het-
self after breakfast 10 write her
! letters, fors that Us ffieS time her
Il friend & lend y mos ant u be busy Hith
!. house hold duties