Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
The Small Articles of Dress.
By Dorothy Dale.

side OF this binding the wires used az the
hat frame were hidden by cords made Of
the black velvet, and the little crown was
ornamented also with circles Of velvet
cords. Black maline formed a sort Of
ruche across the back Of the hat and was
also used IN front az the bnse OF the feath.
e.. This hat Is also very smart looking 10
color and IN some eases a nuny aigretts
or a coque plume S used IN place Of
the ostrich plume
These transparent hats OF meiins, or
lace are much 10 vogue for between sea.
son wear. and are also most attractive 10
the white and light eolors for afternoon or
evening wear. One very pretty model OF
this Hind was In a slightly larger shape
than the one described, the brim being
straiaht on the right side and sharply
turned up az the left where white os-
nich plumes shading 10 pink at the tips
were placed. The hat Itself was OF hne
white lace bound With white moire silk
ana the only trimming beside the cluster
Of plumes under the brlm, was a band OF
silver aauzs ribbon. lowered In Dresden
colors and a cache peigne OF tulle. The
smaller sketches In the illustration accom-
panyine this article. show among the var
ioue articles several designs for belts
ana collars many Of which could be made
at home az very small expense. The little
group OF washable collars and stocks
shown iuat below the oval drawing. are
Of this sort being made o. linen, pique or
lawn. The first one AZ the left ls or the
sevorelv plain style, made Of whits mad
raa linen or pique and suitable for wear
With washable tailor made shirtWaistH or
a. rldlna habit The little band collar with
A tai front piece 10 the lower left cor
usr was made Of two-ineh vide embrold-
erv ana may be worn With a ruche n de-
sired. These little detachable collars are
very useful for street wear with coat
as they may be used With almost any
sort Of q separate wash waist ana are
little mOrs dresay than the plain suteneo
modsla The third design shows turn
over OF nne lawn with a fagotted band
edge worn with a black silk bow stock.
and the fourth figure another style OF
"once over tie IN white linen, the ends OF
this model being Bcalloped in pale Dlue
uash cotton, pale blue raised dots being
embroidared IN the center OF each seal
loD. ..
the plate illustrates anothsr style OF inNn
turnover and silk stock
The detachable yoke and sleeve eunn
shown IN the drawing were made Of Whioe
batlste. hand embroidered IN eyelst hole
and raised embroidery In white wash cot
ton. The design shown IA the sketch y
An excellent one for the home worker 10
conv as Il IA effective without being TOO
much work. and rs not difncult 10 execute
These yokes and cunh viii be much worn
this Spring and Summer with the gulmps
stvie dresses In silk or linen. The little
fancy collar Illustrated next Ia very pretty
for the woman With a slender throat, Al
though. unless one has rather long neck,
the plated rune AZ the lower part OF the
collar Is not TO Be recommended, although
n Is very attractive when becoming to the
Wearer.
Al the lower right corner Il shown one
Of the new purses In the narrow, oolong
shape 90 fashionable at present. These
purses come IN patent leather, lined with
brlrht red. green or white. In pic skinor IN
the colored feathers kasne SKIN, suede or
alligator and are especially smart when the
ovyner's monogram or Initials In gilt, Ter
man silver or brass letters are placed Just
above the clasp. -,
The reverse rida Of the purse 4 el4P
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