The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-25

sleeves. They are very attractive. new
and wear so well that they are wortn
the price paid for them.
The English scarfs of silk mesh
studded with gold and silver on black
and white grounds. are popular. They
are used for shoulder scarfs.
Lovely silk stockings I'm oyster white
are embroidered IN white daisies and y
round wreath at the top of the same
flower.
Little bags are shown made of Powered
or plain ribbon, and contain thimble.
small scissors, cotton, silk, and buttons.
Fastened to and forming the bottom is
a needle book containing needles, and
around the edges row OF pins.
Very attractive are the scarfs and
centerpieces of Irish point. They add
huch 10 bureau or table top.
A beautiful corset cover is made Of
TWO wide bands OF taffeta in a Powered
design. and united with lace insertion.
The armholes are cut away slightly.
ana the shoulder straps are formed OF
insertion, beading and lace edging. and
decorated with bows OF ribbon tied ON
the shoulders.
Among the smart things shown In
the shops is handsome petticoat of
blue silk trimmed with ruffles of yellow
lace with embroidered medallions in a
color.
A beautiful flower holder of one of
the new glasses has inside piece OF
glass with small holes in ii for put
ting the flowers. The stem rests on
the bottom, In the water.
A butter dish Of crystal beautifully
etched with very narrow rim is shown
on the counters 1t is the size OF a
bread and butter plate, and has a mar
row rim Of pierced silver, with a silver
butter stick.
A very odd, long chaia for watch, fan
or lorgnette, Is Of beaten silver with
large beads strung on II OF clouded
amber
Dainty little bows for the collar Of
black silk plated ends which are edged
with black lace. They make a tasty I'm
ish TO the collar.
one OF the new wells is Of plain black
net edged all around the lower part
with narrow, fine black silk fringe.
Sachets for bureaus are made Of crepe
ribbons.
Put the wadding filled with sachet
powder between the dollies and thread
them, tying the ribbon In a pretty bow.
The new rubbers for the summer
shoes are in white and brown. They
come just above the sole. One can cas-
lily slip them on and OF and they Ger
! tainly Ill a long felt want.
A new MORE silk parasol has a long
green or blue pearl handle. Others are
covered with silk, which are designed
like an old Paisley shawl
Dainty ribbon bows are shown that
are pretty to wear with the soft or
stiff turned over collars; some are quite
large. others are round or have two
pointed ends Of contrasting color. and
some OF white embroidery. They can
easily be made at home.
Sashes will be much worn on summer
frocks. one OF MORE has the ends cut
swallow tail and each end trimmed
with tassel
pretty sash to wear with summer
dresses is Of China ribbon trimmed with
tiny fringe in the colors matching the
ribbon.
Shown in the linen departments FOR
sidebOard and table are satin damasks,
worked in the Wallachian embroidery.
very odd and attractive paper
weight is a bronze lizard. with its tail
curled around in a ring.
clip TO hold papers on the library
table or desk Is made Of two fat metal
pieces, on the top one a small black
bull balancing himself like a sea-saw.
One OF the new laces is coarse and
open Ike curtain lace. II is shaped like