The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-31

| put very close together dIlu SlNAlS q
double row around the edge,
There ruches and stoles seem to have
Well-nigh succeeded in routing the
chiffon ':carfs, but they ares sure to come
into their own again along with the
summer nights, and there are many
| beautiful ones still to be found in the
shops. One with clusters of Violets
scattered over it, another showing love-
ly long-stemmed daffodils, might be
mentioned as fitting representatives OF
their class.
1t is a new conceit and pretty one
to use thsese chiffon scarfs as sashes
/ with the soft, diaphanous frocNs. 10
shape them to the waist as we'll as TO
render them more duarable, used IN
this manner, they are made up before
they are put on boned, girdle tashion'
with the boas and loops attached 10 one
! side of the back, where they conceal
row of hooks and eyes with which TO
| fasten it.
Apropos of waist decorations there
bids fair to be close rivalry between
the straight narrow band, the sash, and
the princesse girdle. At present the
latter is several laps ahead. The prin-
| cesse is a compensation for the prin-
cess skirt. which is decidedly ugly when
worn without its top garment. 1t is
fitted at the waist line, and, an i'm
prvvement to any figure, is positive
boon to the unshapely woman, es-
pecially if made, as some Of them are
with an elastic band through the cen
fire.. The suede belts and girdle are
I most appropriate for wear with shirt
waists, although those of MORE, bound
with suede or leather, are likewise
popular.
One very attractive girdle seen re-
Gently was made 0 fcorn-colored silk,
elaborate with japanese embroidery
and finished with two buckles, one at
either side of the front, underneath one
of which, of course, the belt fastened.
The buckles were exquisite specimens
of the Fasteners art being Of burn
ished gold filgree, set with some opales-
cent blue stones in a manner quite be-
yond description.
Of dainty footwear novelties there is
literally no end. The supply is limited
only by indivual needs, since one has
only to take sample of goods to on's
shoe dealer to be matched and presto!
she is shod like no one else. There are,
too, beautiful models ready made up,
in suede. soft kid, or canvas, each in
a wide range of eolors. On the even
ing slippers, the decoration frequently
"a YF "a 1t, oil A
pair of black patent kids noticed in
Fifth Avenue had a crush pink set
squarely on the toe, and were effective.
On many of the more expensive slip
pers much hand embroidery is noticed,
ribbon work being especially in evidence.
SO with the gloves and the hosiery.
! There is the same desire for elaboration
and here the craze for handwork holds.
OF course, with the advent of summer
| days the kid gloves with their jewel
| bedecked wrists and arms will be dis
| carded for the cooler ones of silk, but
these, too are embroidered or inset
with lace not infrequently of vary
| ing tint The conservative will, how
ever remain true to the glove of fine
plainweave, and the hosiery of less
bizarre design.
| In the way of accessories to the toll
! ct Nowadays, one must not ignore the
| iewelry. The low stock and collarless
blouse have brought forth necklaces
| again, and one sees all sorts and condi-
tions of them from the slender gold
chain barren of pendant to the dog
collar which is always ugly, no mat
ter how beautiful The barbaric effect
is most sought after just at present,
and the Oriental shops on the East Side
being bombarded for trinkets of this
sort. 1t is quite the fad to wear long
| slender chain around the neck or a
shorter one dangling from the belt
buckle or chatelaine on which are
strung various mementoes Of bygone
days and times, coins, buttons. These
are memory chains and affected not by
any means by schoolgirls exclusively.
The old engagement bracelet has
been superseded by another and more
sensible sort which may be removed
by touching a tiny concealed spring
with a hairpin. The snake bracelets
/ dIb lueASlNG uIldllSs luOuSu usually Oh
! only one coil. and are the most salts
factory sort for holding the long gloves
in place Very few dainty slender
bracelets are seen, the ostentatious
only having decidedly greater vogue
There is a new cardcase made OF
gold links like the purses and which
like them, may be attched to the chate.
laine. They are slightly larger than
the ordinary calling card, are trimmed
with plain gold and furnished with a
spring which when touched pushes out
one card,
Earrings have only slightly gained
in popularity-although one might ex-
pect' return to favor in lieu of the
rage for the barbaric and the quaint
in jewelry. Occasionally one sees the
drop, and. still more occasionally the
silver, gold or jewelled balls, but II
certainly cannot be said of them that
they are the fashion. II Is however
many years since jewely has been SC
much worn as it is now, and the i'm
porter have taken quick advantage Cd
this to flood the markets with a maze
of imitation pieces, artistic and other
wise.-New York Evening Post.
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