The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-06

the brims or hats or Transparent black
straw, and they acaress tie rough
straws on COARSE braid and shiny sur
face that are SO smart this year. Even
tiny little perky hats that In other
years would be content with a stin
quill or a bow OF ribbon this year boast
the addition OF soft and lovely ostrich
plume, which has IA quaint effect on the
prickly straw. q
Tiny roses are also much In vogue.
and they are used for dress trimming
as well as for millinery They come
| In all colors. grey and blue and pur-
ole. as well as in the colors that one
~ accustomed to seeing roses. THESE
| oddly tinted ones are called Pompa-
6Jur roses, as their tints are OF the
soft and misty pastel tones that were
iu vogue at the time OF the clever lady
WI ruled France when the people
II ught that Louis XIV. was king
These wee roses are to be bought In
punches. tied tightly. prim and stiff,
like the bouquets In the foreign flower
market. and In this fashion they are
considered very smart for simple hats
! They are sold by the yard for dress
! trimming and for hats OF lace or tulle
A frock Of white mousseline was trim
med with these poetic little nowerets
that rambled In a long garland all
around the skirt In and out of the
lace OF the sleeves and bodice, and
finally formed q charming outlh.s for
the Dutch neck They weresyery tiny
and In pale yellow, the petals, tipped
with crimson. Their leaves and stems
We're Of green tinsel The effect vas
.ayishlug
! Most Of the hats made OF .violets are
relieved by good many green leaves
or by a posy or spray OF another
flower. Creamy roses are the favorites.
and are usually placed at one side
near the front. Forget-me-nots are
used for hats and for gown trimming
this summer. and June bridesmaid
! VIII doubtless look "A picture In frock
| OF white null over pale blue SILK, with
| a bouquet OF forget-me-nOts thrust into
| her pink ceinture. Her hat VIII have
a crown OF roses and an upturned brim
| OF forget-me-nots. She viii carry
parasol Of white chiffon with posles
| Of roses and fOrget-me-n tied with
narrow pink and blue ribbons all
around the border.
A girl with a great deal OF common
sense and good taste and a moderate
amount Of money has chosen the trous-
seau of her younger sister. mere
lIlddie. just out OF school. who is TO be
/. married next month TO "A boy not much
older than herself who enjoys the
| inunihcent income OF $50 a month!
The gowns and suits chosen for this
bride are maryels OF practical common
sense and every one Of them Is smart
land pretty. There IL. of course,-a suit
! Of white serge. II is very smart and
cost more than the wedding gown.
which In OF white mousSsiine with
/ lace tunic and a -waisted ceinture
Of white satin. The older sister said
/ that the white serge suit would be the
most sefviceable Of all the nttle bride =
fine fenthers, and So WAS worth more
money dhan any other garment The
IIlflE lTf L. . nj 4fN lflNf a HhIl.r
coateo has long revers faced with
white silk braiding. Groups OF braided
buttons reheye the plainness OF the
back ~ The coat. which does not At In
at the waist line. and similar groups
appear az the hem OF the skirt In front.
/ \ dinner gown OF crepe lie Chine was
chosen as mach for It's lasting quail
tics as for it's soft nrettiness Crepe
de Chine not only wears Well but
washes as well Is a pocket handker-
chief. This gown is of rose pink, and
/ is made as simple as If Il were\a walk
! Ing dress. II has a seml-low neck with
| "a demure collar OF Irish lace. and from
the decolletage half way 10 the knees
are little ornamental buttons OF rhine
stones. The short sleeves have cuffs
or Irish lace The youth or the bride.
OF course WAS taken into account IA
selecting these simple styles.
Two gowns OF Shantung and n suit
l"t N'S aolhr are iutluutu IN tnlS tfOuS-
seau' The suit OF deep blue will be
worn for the wedding trip. and Il il
lprettily braided with bIues ana lined
with pale yellow. With ii. Tie bride
VIII wear hat or coarse blue straw
trimmed with blue velvet and tiny pale
yellow roses. Her blouse wnl be OF
white chiffon over yeloy. Alk. em-
hroidered with light blue one OF the
Shantung dresses Is OF White bordered
with an Oriental design In brown, blue
and green. 1t is made with the utmost
simplicity in Empire fashion with a
tucker or dotted net drawn up 10 the
neck and tied with draWstrinR OF
narrow black velvet ribbon.%
The second gown OF ShanthnR is of
tan, made with surplice bodice or the
same and embroidered lightly with
green and gold threads. The effect
is charming.