The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-07

St1NSYOHfS.s May .T-Many3newsa
novel designs III collars. hats, ieweiry
and other articles Eof personal ado,r.ns
ment; which add 50 much to ites ap.
pearance of the well.dressed woman.
are now being shown In 5te New York
shops. Il
The round turnover collar iss + ae
fashionable as ever for some kinds of
waist. and there is a perchant Just now
for stripped collars the stripes running
up and down the collar It is very
high but all collars are high at pres:
ent and those Of fine thin materials are
held IN place by tiny supporters that
carry the points high bend the ears.
"a new collar Intended for a young
girl. or one who has kept her plump
freshness Of youth Of neck, is Sof the
low turnover style slashed into tab
ends, which buttons tightly to the!
waist. AZ collar tie passes under the.
tabs and is Sknotted in fornt. This is
|aypretty style for a linen dress.
a collar that is a novelty is shaped
to the Agure with bands running from
the sides down over the shoulders anu
arms to the cuffs: tbs is a good style
for one whose shoulders are rather. too
square. as It gives length to such q one
and a slope to the top OF the arm. (
| Many lace and muslin ties Will be
seen through te summer although tie
ribbon and silk ties are by no means
out. but these dainty accessories ARE
too light and are capable Of being
made a part OF the dress or waist with
which It Is to be worn. For the regn.
lar tailored ehirtwalst the high stiff
linen collars will be worn with a col.
ored or black tie! knotted and finished
In six pointed ends. In the middle OF
the front. Any novel way of tying the
tie is eagerly sought for. The most
intricate of these bows can be made at
home for little cost. 3 5s95 y. A
"A Marie tAntoinette ;ruche and tabo,
are we'll liked for wear with SAn open
Jacket. or inside of an Eaton coat
They are easily made OF white hand
kerchief linen edged with . bit Of fine
/ valenciennes lace. The little lace
edged linen bows that have been sc
popular are still worn and promise
to be during the summer; also those
Of ribbon and plaid silks, as well aa
the tab ends of lace and embroidery
and silk. y 5s.2s Y. & ~ 81;
Jewelry set with te semi-precioua
stones will be worn. but all settings
should be large and oriental IN designs
One Of the fayorite stones of this class
is the amethyst. and It or It's 1mitation
Is worn in many ways. Jet1is said to
have become more popular than 1t has
been for some time:t Bracelets will be
worn as long as the long glove is worn
and Is also seen with te short glove
for that matter, sometimes two are
worn.
Belts of kid or OF linen or silk as
formerly, but those made to go with
I.nny dress are shaped to tie: particular
figure. Those of linen will still be
used, but q new decoration Is seen in
the use OF soutache braid in cotton. It
works on well and should be sewed on
with a firm trend and stitch on It's
side rnter than fiat, which Is the fash
ionable method in trimming gowns
with this braid. A belt should be high
or low. pointed UP or down in front
or back according to the figure; and as
have said before the woman who is
really we'll dressed should study that
important point for best results.
There Is liking for smoking in
blouses. alternating lanels in the mus.
Inns and softest silks. Some very beau.
tiful ones have been sent to us from
the foreign markets. but any woman
who Is clever with her needle Gun get
very nearly as good results US seen IN
these more expensive models.
While there is little novelty in the
shirtwaist. one feture OF those IRON
the English makers is the flat piece
across the shoulders and extending
down the arm or not as liked best.
This style is \ sensible one for this
hand gives support to a para OF the
waist where !. Is most likely to wear
lat the sides around the collar.
a new belt tbs. will appeal to the
needle woman Is OF canvas embroid-
cred in colors to match the gown with
which It is to be worn. or In many
colors resembling pattera, taken from
the old tapestry designs OF long ago. &
! Some OF the new gloves ar. prettily
decorated With fine lace open pattern
and are often jast the sizs or brace
let's and ,wo or 3thite o. 1,,:u bnna.
are made and with colors.
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Use Gdd Medal Flour for your pastry.