Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-08-22
Timely fashioa Tips.
FOR THE LADIES.
Helpful Hints on What to Wear and
How to Wear II.

Helpful Hints on What to Wear and
How to Wear II.
Pretty gold and turquoise studded
"uprights" for the holding up Of
collars are the latest invention Of
the jeweler, and can be attached
without needle and thread.
Colored blouses Of silk and linen
mixtures in violets, soft green's, and
old rose are sold for fall wear and
late summer wear with white
blouses.
- Fall importations in wool gowns
are made in yelling, and are three
piece suits, with short jackets and
having the blouses made with trans
parent wool lace yoke and cuffs ex-
actly matching the material In shade.
For afternoon wear there are
any number of fascinating little
wrap pieces that are intended to
complete the outdoor effect Of the
toilette rather than be worn for any
intention as a wrap. or these the
little unlined lace coats are easily
the leaders, although one sees all
sorts Of fluffy little capes and man.
talettes in silk, ribbon, lace and
other sheer materials.
There Is a new glace kid evening
glove, reaching to the shoulder, and
decorated with handsome medal
lions inserted in the arms. The
lace insertions are In pretty flower
designs, some showing wild rose de-
signs growing out of baskets. They
come in white, pongee, lavender,
light blue and pink. and in black to
match evening gowns, and on all of
them are used white lace medallions.
- Shocking gives a delightful full
ness for slender women. There are
pretty morning gowns, which have
been much used this year, in which
shocking Is the important feature.
These are made as a rule OF crepe
de chine and in some pale shade.
There Is a yoke Of the shocking, the
gown, which Is in one piece, Is
drawn at the waist and little below
with the shocking. and a shocked
point at the top Of each sleeve gives
fullness for the upper arm. This
Is drawn in with more shocking.
which forms the cuff.
Like the little pouch bodice, the
short skirt is making a determined
stand against being ousted from the
newer fashions. But with the ex-
tremeiy full examples that are COM
ing to the fore 1t is to be feared that
the silhouette of the figure Will not
stand conspicuously short skirt
with any degree of grace. Espec-
tally Is this the case If the new hair
cloth interlining be employed, and
there seems to be not even the
faintest suspicion that this feature
will be omitted from the dress find
ings of high-class costumes for au-
tumn and winter wear.
- The newest neck chains and neck
laces are conspicuously short, and
are intended to "ncircle the collar
without any dropping whatever.
Some of them are Of dog-collar shape
and are intended to be closely clasped
around the throat in such instances
as when a collar Is not a part of
the toilette. There are some really
exquisite examples Of this fad In dull
wrought silver. inset with huge cabo-
chon cuttings in mock jewels. The
star sapphire If we'll initiated is one
Of the most effective Of these; and
the usual amethyst, turquoise, topaz,
and emerald limitations are likewise
seen.
Ribbon in extravaganza Is seen
In whole sets of sashes, bretelles,
ribbon covered parasols. and hats, In
which the ribbons all match and
which are to be worn with white
linen suits. Braces and bretelles Of
ribbon are part of the makeup Of al
most every self-respecting sash and
trimmed in this way, with flowered
ribbons which harmonize. One Of
the best Of the ribbon fancies Is to
have a set Of wired bows in different
colors ready made to attach to
washable linen hats. Whole ribbon
hats are fashioned Of gathered and
plated ribbon ruches, put on after
the manner of lingerie ruffies. The
ribbon forming these ruffies is edged
again with a narrower ribbon. which
is fringed on the outer edge, and
which has a heavy sefvedge on the
edge where 1t Is set on.
A triumphant attempt has been
made lately to reinstate the lace veil
to its former supremacy with the re-
suit that real and imitation lace wells
are being draped in an odd fashion
over the brim. They are put on so as
to form a little curtain at the back
with the corners at the sides, the face
being left uncovered, and the veil
forming a background for the face
which proves more attractive than 1t
sounds. Wells a yard and half long
are required and can be started on the
hat in front under big rose and fol-
iage which is all the trimming needed.
There is a new and very pretty
way Of putting the soft ribbon coil
from the back TO the center Of what Is
called the Sandwich hat" with the
effect of holding the brim in place as
it bends over. These hats get their
name from the way they hold the flow
ers with which they are invariably
filled" and which form the crown.
One of the simple and cheap little trim
mings which always has style Is the
scarf, either with or without fringe,
and which, If put on with the ends
hanging over the uptilted edge, finishes
a hat jauntily without need of any 9TH
er trimming.
- Sash ribbons are now mounted
unon eirdle foundations, which pre-