Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-17

long held first pace. The tilted"
effect and bandeau that must be fttei
with exsctness to suit the face is as
much in evidence as ever A beauti-
ful hat from this model was simply
trimmed with a. wreath Of rosebuds
and clusters of the same among the
tulle that hid the bandeau under a
fluted brim.
Plumes are still used as trimming
under the left side over the hair and
at the back. Gold and silver stiil
nold popular favor, though a prefer.
ence is given to the former. but Il
must be Of good quality as Il tar.
nishes 50 very quickly Long ends
Of chiffon tulle wiz be used this com.
ing season and one should be longer
than the other so It may be wound
around the neck on cool evenings.
To see new parasols make one wish
the sunshiny days we're here now.
for they are especially beautiful this
season. and the dominant nets is nar-
mony with the dress they are to worn
with. which means several parasoas
to the season, For instance. a mar
carrised cotton foulard in grey hav.
ing a satin crossbarred effect and
black figures was used for the build.
ing of a princess dress to be worn at
garden party in the South: the hat
was OF black chip decorated with
black satin folds and gray aigrettas.
and the whole effect finished with the
addition Of a parasol Of IN same ma.
terial a. the dress. having an under.
lining Of grey silk and a grey handle.
A costume Of pink eneurs covered
with grey.green fern fronds made up
over a pink lining had a parasol OF
the same material with a lining Of
grcy-green silk. and the nat was a
gainsboro In a delicate shade OF pink
tulle trimmed with long ferns at the
side Long white gloves competed
the costume. Another combination
wa a black and waite half inch check
strown with tiny spots OF pink. the
parasol had a fancy black handle and
was covered with the dress goods
bordered with black lacoca and
pink taaalc hung from the handle: a
black and white hat trimmed with
pink roses carried out the eo,or
scheme
Cream striped wells embroidered In
blue spots was made from Eton model
with which was worn blue hat.
cream silk elbow length gloves. AMI
parasol OF striped vcllc over a blue
lining the handle OF which was GOV.
cred with blue Kid stamped with
brown hgurea 10 match the great mass
Of brown tulle that covered the ban
deau OF the hat
Some odd parasols were made OF
alternating rows OF ribbon and inser
tloi some are hand painted with most
brilliant flower designs, others are
OF cream silk edged with a rune OF
cream chiffon above which ON each
section is a design Ia point lace.
something that could be carried out
by any eeyer needle woman, again
are covered with insets OF ire lace
beloW which the outer silk Is cut
away 90 show the inteFlining one on
this orier had a hight OF butterflies
worked upon h in different sizes.
each butterfly had been embroidered
ia some delicate pastel shade and
gold Many paIasols are made OF
.ullc or chiffon gathered or flounced
with a c0,Or or white lining and often
caught with imitation jewels.
The handles are no less works OF
arr, stamped Kid. ivory. carved weeds,
inlays OF moJheF-of-peaFl designs IN
enamle burnt weeds and In fact about
every substance and device known 10
art. but il Is among many a fad 20
have the handle perfectly plain and
OF a color 10 match the grounl oo'oF
In the dress
Many black silk parasols nave black
handles. but the covering Is either
embroidered In silks or in the new
ribbon embroidery nov 80 fashionable
or may be they are hand painted One
10 be worn with a blue and black con
ception OF gown had blue teuT de lis
painted upon its cover In the natural
size. Another IN white had a vest
OF red roses; il was 10 be worn with
a red raiah trimmed vita cream lace
and vest OF cream silk. The hat 10
accompany this costume was OF red
tulle with cream tullle undertaking.
In the matter OF dressing the hair.