The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-04-02
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/ color for evening wear.
Abandoned is the shoe of vanished
leather for evening wear
/ Frocks may be buttoned down the
] front as well as the back.
! Shirley peoples are very lovely as
a trimming for black hats.
Most of the embroidery seen now
, in the shops is machine made.
| A device to do away with stock
ing darning is the gummed patch
The separate waist and skirt has
almost disappeared from view.
Ottoman silk is sti1l popular, but
has a rival in the new tussore.
Pulled out very full at the back"
is the Paris decree for the hair.
Filet net. stockings is Isle and in
silk are the rage of the moment.
Color embroidery, on white, black,
cream and ecru will be much used.
White gloves are no longer worn in
the street, or, indeed, anywhere.
The grays and the pastels predomi-
nate among the fabrics offered for
Easter
Echarpes are much in vogue. For
evening wear there are some very
pretty ones to be seen of chiffon en-
broidered in gold
A beautiful trimming for the new
hats is the long, brown quill, shad-
ing from the softest mushroom tint
to deep wood color, with hint OF
GOLD 1nrcf Mt %h1-
The gold and silver rose of the
winter reappears on the shirred tat
feta hat.
When two immense roses appear
on the same hat they are unusually
fiat in shape.
Jet has not lost its popularity, and
/ 1t appears frequently upon gowns and
hats.
1t is said that steelstudded leath-
er will be a novelty of the season.
Many of the tailormades for the adj
vance spring trade are of the three
piece kind.
There is fad for lacing the sleeves
all the way up on the outside of the
arm.
The "fower-pot" crown of hun.
dred years ago bids fair to be favor.
lite millinery shape.
High ruchings are going out and
in their place are seen crush ribbon
and satin folds.
BIG HATS MEAN GOOD TEETH.
OF all the apologies for the Merry
Widow hat the newest is the most
novel. 1t is advanced in its favor
that it is responsible for the even
greater care women are bestowing on
their teeth. OF course, all women OF
the last two generations, even those
careless in other respects, have been
particular in regard to their dental
charms, but it is asserted that since
the advent of the Merry Widow they
have been more attentive to them
than ever A cosmetic dentist ex.
plains this by pointing out that when
woman wears large hat her hair
is almost covered except at the
sides, where it is pulled out; her
forehead is hidden, and her temples
are merely suggested, so that moth.
ing stands out clearly save her nose
and mouth. and as result the teeth
are noticed as they never We're be-
fore. This state of affairs is brought
about in great measure by the hats.
with large round crowns and droop-.
ing brims. Most girls, when they
want to show their teeth, think it
necessary to smile broadly, says the
cosmetic dentist, and thus proclaim
their intention in most patent man.
ner. They should learn to show
them without making their intention
obvious. 1t is not necessary to smile
broadly; in fact, far more effective
result is obtained if the lips are only
slightly parted in the centre when
the emotions of amusement or happi-
ness are to be expressed.-New Yor'-
Press.