The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
SOCIETYS SUMMER FADS.
New Things Replace Transparent
EIoUSeS and Lingerie Hats.

EIoUSeS and Lingerie Hats.
Fashion las u,.> reed that we shall
see little Of the very transparent lace
and lingerie hi"u>"S this summer. AS
one WullIun remarked, "TAry have be
come positively indecent. At tn" sea-
shore they were useless, as they al
lowed uur'S neck and arms to sullNurn
until one was Obliged to give up wear
Ing low nrcktu gowns in the evening.
Tile latest fad is the sleeveless E"lrrO,
which IS made Of either lace VI en-
brpiIery and is meant to wear over
Your shirt waists and fancy h!uu>t>
1t is made. and trimmed AS rlIhorAt"!y
as possible aI3 is used tor ipth Ni"rN-
Ing and afternoon wear. For lHS1allt'
one of these. lOltrnS was Made OF tie
tinr>t kind of handkerchief linen, h'iH-
liz cm!rpitltreI and trimmed with IN
Sertun IF real V;lltll,icNueS lHc". 1t
was worn over 4 linen gown, winch
was made, rather simply. but when
worn with TINS very lrtS>y huirro the
costume appeared entirely different.
These ljoleros are t. be one N IL"
summt9 faae.
coIses cn.eroid.ss Dass.
avery summer ehrre is Something
0pW in shade hats t. l." worm with
muslin dresses and Shire waist suits.
1his year Gre very latest is ll;teS mace
OF coloreH enhrui.lcrIrS. Th'3 40
0lost attractive and may he very eaS'iy
made 10 home Ivy Il CLEVER 0redleWom-
an. You can get Tre frame with Il
Broad brim and Il Nat crown an9 cover
il with fine a!lovcr embroidery of any
color VOC Cray choose. 1t >houd be
laid fiat on the crown. hue very full
Oh Ole brin. and the edge of the en-
broi4ery should be allowed T. hang
over Yhe only Drumming necessary is
a wreath Of flowers Or a large bow Of
; ribbon in 1Rrnt.
Blouse and Bloomao OVerall@
j very u>efu1 fad which has come 70
Is This summer is a continuation
blouse and bloomcr overalls for small
ehildren. IL is always great Ques-
ton in summer how o. keep the little
ones neat and clean without changing
their clothes every time they 60 out to
play. These blouse and blOOmer over
als are made o. one, Of either linen,
duck, piQue or a light summer serge,
and they may be slipped over nice
dress, and taken off again when the
child has finished playing. They should
be made with turnover collars and
cuffs and belt to make them more
becoming, and of course should be cut
very loose and full.
New Chintz Sash Curtains.
Something new for the country house
are chintZ sash curtains instead of net
or lace ones. They are prettiest when
made Of bright colored, Powered chintz
and edged with narrow lace. They are
very decorative and cool for the sum-
mer, as they do away with the neces-
sity of having any other kind of cur
tain. They also look extremely pretty
from the outside. a window draped
with these pretty, Powered chintz sash
curtains is bound to be most effective.
A country house which has just &cen
built in the neighborhood of New York
is painted white with green shutters.
In the windows are green and white
sash curtains and window boxes filled
with green ferns. This house is con
sidered most artistic, particularly from
the outside, and the entire effect is
produced by five dollars worth Of
chintz 1t is needless to say there are
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