The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-03-30
HETHER or not one ap-
proves Of the custom Of BIOS
soming forth in glorified
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HETHER or not one ap-
proves Of the custom Of bios
soming forth In glorified
W spring raiment on Easter
Day, ones winter clothes, unrelieved
by any trickery of spring gaiety do
seem woefully shabby and somber in
contrast to the fresh, lively spring ap-
parel one meets; and whatever ones
personal prejudice, the necessity for
speedy spring shopping is forced upon
one. She Is prosaic feminine soul,
indeed, who can sally forth on Easter
especially if the sun shines-in WIN
ter ratment ungraced by one enliven-
ing springlike touch. Even a oorsage
bouquet of bright flowers will make
one feel in tune with the day, and
fresh gloves and veil and a. bit of
smart new neckwear to be worn with
out the winter furs, will accomplish
wonders with the costume that has
done faithful duty all winter.
The woman who desires really to
blossom out in Easter array should
divide her funds into two equal por-
tons; one for the new Easter suit
and the other portion for hat and &C.
cessories. The division into equal por-
tons Is specified because the list OF
accessories, If these essentials are IN
style fitting and appropriate to the
character Of the suit. will sum W
to total of equal size. For exam
pie, the woman who may order from
q smart tailor an Easter suit that
Will cost her at the very least q hun
dred dollars, will easily expend on 9
fashionable hat, boots, silk stockings
gloves In the latest color, neckwea1
OF real Irish or Ventse lace, an ex.
pensive veil; an up-to-date purse and
the last thought in parasols, another
hundred dollars; and the woman who
has to content herself with a ready.
made, albeit good looking tailored
suit at twenty-five or thirty dollar,
will be apt to find that her Taste,
accessories will exceed that surn.
Beginning at the Top.
Let us begin at the top and conside,
the needs Of tho Easter maid, who
1t may be presumed-is already pro
vided with a smart tailored suit O.
blue serge, pale tan whipcord, checke<
or 1nvisibly striped worsted mixture
or one OF the new silky chifon-mo
hairs which make UP SO gracefully. I
Easter Is to be spent at Atlantic City
Lakewood. Washington, or some othe
place where spring is further ad
vanced than in the northern cities
the Easter suit will perhaps be o
taffeta. The Easter maid will also b,
provided with a new spring hat. 10
lected to accompany the suit; bu
otherwise she will be quite unprepare<
to face the sunshine OF Easter morn
ing.
In the first place she will reauir,
smart new veil. for this seasol
wells are very fashionable, OWNS
doubtless to the moderate size of hats
1t 10 difficult to adjust veil over ,
very large hat and the hair Ia apt t.
blow loose beneath it and stray acros
the eyes in the most provoking man
ner after the veil has been adjusted
with painstaking precision. A vel
over the very small hat Is also rattle,
hard to arrange. for the mesh comes
too near the face and intar9eres Will
the lashes. and II the hat sets back O.
the head in bonnet style q veil draw
back over it spoils its lines. But will
the graceful moderate hats NJ mi