The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-29
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while the mustard and ochro are
next laocred
a novel fan seen lately is made OF
real bird. The feathers are stuck on
the skin and when the fan Is closed
the bird looks as if it We're asleep.
Parrots are used bur a specially pret-
ty one IS Of green cockatoo.
A smart little suit TO be worn at
the seashore or in the country, is Of
oyster shell white ropeh tlss0r Of
pongee The skirt is rather short
made in the nine gored circular mod
el. and finished with a deep hem. The
cape coat has an under nounce giving
the dropping effect A soft tic in AL
deep rose pink color fastons under
the lingerie collar in front The hut
tons are covered with the material Of
the sliit aud silk cord loops complete
the fastening A large chip hat drap-
ed with q deep pink and white scarf
and q Sarge rose IN front. and q pink
Darasol, complete this jaunty suit.
With the white embroidered col
lars are now worn large bows of wash
silk in light colors. and are finished
" the edges By q lcniie-plaited raf-
fles However. the white embroidei-
ed bow and crayat are just as popu-
lar as ever One of TIE new collars
closing la the ha * is of white linen
aud Is finished al the top with a ruche
of linen. an inch-wlde band OF satin
ribbon With bow IN froat, Is the ar
iangcmcnt aF the base OF the collar
The lingerie collar aud cuff sets
are still very fashionable and a.e
worn by welldressed women Their
shape and style is much varied. some
of the cults being from four to six
inches az their deepest part There
are sets ol fine linen with omhrOidcr-
ed edges and fosebnds or French
knots worked ON them Those OF
heavy linen have eyelet embroidery
and others have insets OF Irish or
somo-othel crochet Lace
The long sleeve IS general favorite
az present. although short ones are
not abandoned because of 9heir cool
ness and comfort Many summer
gowns are made up with the trans
parent mitten sleeves. whith almost
conceal the hands. This is an ac-
ceptable fashion for the women to
whom the shors sleeves are not becom-
ing.
most picturesque costume ", a
| by a graceful woman was OF dead
leaf marquisetts ugershot browl and
| green silk The skirt trailed. and the
bodice simple yet attractive. was
made with a lace gulmpe The notice
able part. WAS The loose wrap which
hung In points back and front, and
much shorter al the sides The points
We're tipped with tassels The hat
/ worn was OF brOwn rather large and
trimmed With green plumes. The
1 artistic and modish completion was
! "a green Jade necklace
Materials In checks and stripes.
Especially brown and white and black
! and white are the choices for the tail.
ored models OF the season. In plain
| coors dark blue, beige and brown
are selected for utility but old rose.
duh green and cadet blne are chosen
for those whose taste inciines TO more
color,
SIihngly attractive are the blous-
es made of black net striped all over
With black ribbon velvet. and made
mp over white silk. They have little
| balloon sleeves, and transparent yoke
of lace. which are easily taken out for
evening wear Other blouses that
are popular. are made of striped or
! INV W "ffhnf hAhNIh'h ~ Ahf AbHt
! of the skirt, which is far prettier
than having the waist an extreme
4 contrast
| new gown worn az receri gar
den fele, WIS Of mOusseline de sole
in The champagne tone The skirt
was made with a graduated hounce OF
net and lace, aud this same trimming
formed the sort OF bOllero long-shOald.
cred drapery over a shallow guimpe
and flowing sleeves Of embroidery
net The gown was made up over
delicate shade of violet taneta, aud
the stiff boned girdle has a fold OF
4 oroAid ppple Tue hat worn with
this gown was a round sailorshape,
| trimmed with wreath OF shaded pas
| tel roses. The parasol was of violet
taneta with medallions and an edge
of applique and net.