The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
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One feels 10 sing the virtues Of the
MORE parasol. Not. the tlresonie. over.
done design Of the ordinary MORE,
but the broadly and delicately wat.
cred" antique which is just enough
hguredto interest at first glance, and
then to fascinate, This dainty old.
timey sort Is as charming as the kind
with a thousand eyes--and &all Star.
ing at .once-!s ugly and oyerdone.
Made into a parasol this rich sill; Is
not only handsome Of itself, but pos:
sesses the great virtue of not showing
a possible drop Of rain, which but
addsa triile to the design, in fact.
Smart Wrap foreign fashion
which will no douhtsbe adopted ut our
own most fashionable resorts is the
cloak with elbow sleeves, These
cloaks serve either for evening or al.
ternoon drives. An exquisite example
is Of pale amber chiffon broadcloth. II
Is tremendously, yoluminous, quite
reaching to tho floor. It is double.
breasted with six buttons of Spalest
gllt,6beautlfully. chased. at each side.
There's the narrowest little Maltese
lace round the collar. and two other
collars arc! used on the sleeves. One
Is laid over each of the moderately.
hared elbow cuffs, Into these cuffs
are drawn the rather fill sleeves,
which arefplalted in under a shoulder
emplecement, and again Into the ell;
bow cuff, The arms will be covered
with long gloves OF either pastel am.
her ivoryiwhlte or shade matching
the dress y h
Caterpillar Trimmlng--one ofisthe
very charming dresses Is of crepe de
chine. This softest and richest Of
sllken fabrics Is Of Al moist moss;
green shade, dellcate and vet not
pale. The entire dress Is full. The
blouse Is tfull. Almost any amount Of
material may beiused with fine effect
| when the material Is crepe de chino
Of the first quality; For the trimming
there is wrinkled cording Of the ma.
terlal put oniin all sorts Of lnslnuating
curves-or caterpillars, as they 1 7. are
popularly called. ii54ss .5 ssi5 Y I;
Z Cord Pretzels- One: OF the attractive
i new brown rigs is OF drape d'ete, with
a 2dashing little bolero and a5two-sean
circular skirt There are creamy lace
\ frills inside the boxya elbow sleeves
\ and there's a jabotlike cravat. 3Ant
there are also taffeta cords. formed
& into motifs that resemble pretzelI
more than anything else.
Hardanglycrt Sets In collar and cur
! sets many sorts OF Eneedlework are
i seen. The Hardangher work remains
popular. In thisa very smart sol
comes at $L5o. AstonishinglyE good
too are limitations at half a dollar
but indeed there is simplysno end Il
: the charming designs. The soft.
solid japanese style rivals the.S Biz
( leyeleted 3broderle Anglaise. while dain
{ ltily doneilIttle sprays rival both. n
2 Horsehair sorel- One OF $the mos
fascinating Of the late importation
y issa fine horsehnirS hat in mulberr!
pink. t is In tho shape named 10
! Sorel, the French actress. Shaded
. plumes In mulberry red are arrange,
I at the left5back. But,here's the quain
part OF It. Wreathed fatty around til,
hat are green:centre red roses, an,
d over them there Is a swaylng of brow
1 tulle.-Pliiladelphia Record.
Il Treat Your Gowns Right
\, Do you KNOWN how to- hang fttsyou
gown up properly? & ).
1 lftyous don't 1t will take on a sbabb
= look long time before real 1 wea
= should get into that condition. III
~ It isn't wear that ais your bes
i gown When It dlsappoints you In holG
) Ing a good appearance through TIL
season-when you don't hang 1t right
y It's It's a sort Of passe look that make
you think$you were mlsled in the, qua qua
lty s, q the the goods-and you paid III
price 1'rsS something first rate.
= NOT every Woman has d long gov 3:,ys
trunk Or q gown box in which to Sp i,
her garments loosely placed and s
4 no creases ensue. 4 Is jsa III lst3
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