Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 03, 1898, Part III, Image 18
l 1r 1 fry j , J = I ' .z IN THE DOMAIN OF WOMAN. ii 0 i cC c t i c5\ , n5 . 5 u r t e e3-t 1 J 1 1 { i I , t ' ; ' , t , , 1 , 1)l ) 1 ! J 1 1 1 1 1 1 h RiLI.S ANn 1'LOW111tS. Ilnnynnt , Vhatlrrhur , i'Inrts Or- gnndlrq tar lltdatunnter'enr. . NEW YOlll : , July 1.-hose to tell the true story of rho orgnndy of this year Il3 to begin at the foundatlon pcttkoaL As you are n modish woman nut leaped to be saved from the hot flaea of crltlctm , don't I fall Into the error of erecting any of your lawny triumphs on a superstructure of crisp , buoyant taffeta silk. Go to the smart dressmaker , conslder ber ways and wisely got your effects of cloudy lovedlnesn on no more costly and slnblo underidnning than a eham aklrt of coarse wblto cotton net , or rather thick otarched muslin , of any solid tint preferred. If yon rntu t have ' silk then select a soft , hloxpenslvo grade of surah and let It be the whole duty of your embroidered musllr. or orgnndy , with J its frills and f1OUnCe9 , to flare out of Itself t'- with the desired bouffnnto cxpresston. Ihd any one of this season's thin goods , no full of gum arable dressing hat they stunt alone , over n starchy ntllt and nothing but a Mother Bunth does the wearer appear. That Woman is a benefactor to her cex who discovery a now way of putting flounces on muslin skirts , for the use of gathered ornamentation on transpnrent goods now o'mounts to a mild frenzy nod tliorr is no eccentricity in form and Inying on of this gathered decoration that your aister woman will not observe , admire amt adopt. Very narrow quilllnis of either lawn , lace or ribbon have grown like delicntn vines over counllres petticoats , and these arc set on In deep Vandyke points , extending from the knee , hip , or even the waist down. Young I' 1 $ up long gold neck ehnins Into armlets , There has gone up a juMibablc wall from a numtcr of women over the slow supprrs , slon of pouched waist front. Never was theio a taslilan so berevolent to the slender Amarlenn woman , and to make up to the eflm onrs for thelr all merciful fronts the powers that sway iaehlon's destiny have ytro- tnuigatrd min edict in furor of the kerchief for their dresses. A turd at ( east of the light afternoon gowns nod a fulr proportton of the evening custtunes are decorated with this highly becoming ; shoulder drapery. This Ins been one of the means by which old laces have cone forward proptneutly and ore of the attractive sehlmsicnlitles of white muslin debutant0 gowns is the hrtluul liberty sntln ribbon tied over the bust. A ribbon nearly a font wide Is nlmply drawn round the body , dirertly under thin nuns , and tied in a big boss over the host. If a ribbon is not tised then a Liberty silk scarf , or one of lace , is similarly arranged and the ends fall just to the w uisl line. ? : err ledvra. Two now ulcoves for evening dresses have blossomed out since woton have begun to nlmw a lllilug for ball going with nrnts quite uncovered , Th first of these is the wing alcove of muslin , or ribbon , or lace , and made in the form of a great how , very crisp In the ears and set on nl the back of the shoulder. To wear such a sleeve a list , tight cap of material is drawn over the crest of the arm and to this the center of the bow ii ; ( astened. The air these alcoves gives is quite us it the svearcr had a pair of dainty wings growing out of ho' back-just such Inconsequential , becoming little wings as you like , a long-wired black velvet how , pierced by a cut steel or brilliant arrow. Pretty girls pit et their top kunl5 of hairr erect triplets of button roses ristng from bows of 1)111k smUll , Plovers are of alt occasions utilized either trcah from thin garden or ( rum the milliner's stork. Coronets of blossoms , lit- terwoven with jewels , appear ut the dinner tables and In bull rooms on the heads of thou chaperons , An Inapiring aigrette of or- duds anti violets Is and of thu most showy lecoratlots , while a cluster of brilliant red I geraniums , springing fromn a semi-circle of diamonds , gives great dignity to an elaborately - rately putTed bead. Most fascinating in blonde young hair is a tuft of monthly roses upspringlug front a bow of narrow black I velvet ribbon ; else a sheaf of white ones growing out of a bow of black spangled I tulle. Dowagers hare taken ss lhelr season's s - 1 ! olflammo ore gorgeous cerise orlrieh feather spangled with brilliants , and it Is not uncommon to see n well dressed womnu nearing one while cmuella In her dusky trezses at a half circle of green leaves posdrred with diamond dust. ily all these signs it will be seen that. the heron is securing - curing the breathing spell in which to grow new plumage against the next cruel on- simtghl of fashion. Stout women have cause to rejoice over the clone woven elnttic linen underwear that some obliging manufacturer has put on the market , since the suns of .luno have grown very ardent. 'rho filet is grey flax color , of very loose open weave , and has a tui'end of woof In Wary ) and woof. Quito Ca closely as any knit wool underwear these linen garments fit ; they do not shrink , are to be highly recommended for carrying off the excessive heat and moisture of the body aunt altogether have no drawbacks so far as one can see , A pretty , delicate , grnyish brown finer lace trims off the tops of the under vests , the corset covers and drawer's and coquettish rose , blue or yellow baby ripples through the bead lug. 'ups for Flldrrly Lndlen , Matrons' caps are models of beauty this mummer and betray a cerlnhu amount of decorous coquetry In their bow knots and perky little chops of Ince , Very old Indies continue , naul most wisely , to adorn their veuternblo heads with the huge puny crowns of Iis e that hcr niajeaty of England nifects. Those women who have not , however - ever , done with the lighter social pleasures and still wcnr jewels nud cnlnrs with dignity - nity , assume a really lovely creation of the finest stiffened gauze that is pleated fluid rW''Z ' i rr ; t L , I ' f , 1 I . l S. , 1 l , I , I . . . I r- N s 1 tl . / R , 4 ; ; , "F ' r s J r ,1 ' f' 1 4s . ' 1 4 P > , , t ( ' ' . -rG 1' rtU - - . ' 7 Ts1. 1 1 e \ 1 ' . L L 9-Ir 3 r rit. . ; I t , ! I i - rC y J \ a \ \ I /f' / : ' i I' ( I , _ _ r \ . . _ _ : : c2 \ l ' i b4' ! girls , who wear white embroidered swissee and such , dlsplay elaborate Vuudyking on their graduation and first dancing dresses and the pretty fancy adds always to a F woman's appearance , la glving her height and slenderness , Lner IOlahnratlous , A fair number of exceedingly lovely organdy - gandy dresses , of the Idglt necked variety , and worn to afternoon outdoor affairs , are smartly anti fancifully elaborated with lace beading , wide or narrow , let into the skirt either In points or in rounds ; like thu outlines - lines of Sputlsh flounces , Through the beading , of course , run ribbons , usually a thought wider than the lace ! toles , in order to pucltor it up prettily. Al the tops and bottoms of polnts , or at , intervals along the circles , the ribbon is drawn out and tied in bows and , by repeating this utaaeuver on the waist , great dlatlncllon in trinuniug la secured. The places to note the growtltL of the organdy - gandy and the kindred goods right now are et tennis gaines and strawberry teas , on country club verandas sail at golf tournaments ments It Is an Important fact that numbora of women cut their sleeves to the elbow and draw gloves up to the point where the ab- breviatloa lakes place , while a quota have the necks of their light dresses cut out pretty liberally at back std front anti then flied la with a thin spotted net , drasnt smoothly over white ahouldursaud chest. A high finishing collar of ribbon takes away from anything like a truly decollolo oxpres- don , A Nesy Juiyrl , Not even an echo answers where has the ostrich feather ban gone. It has simply melted out of sight and there Is nothing in its place , slowly disappeurhig is the long I sold chain , with Its Inset jewels , beads or puarls. . Into the place of the chair has sprung n new toy , A stick of ivory , ebony or tortoise shell , scarcely larger In girth than a slate pencil measures about eighteen luohes in length and , tapering at one end in a load peuell , that serews Iii and out At the other cud It is finished by a sat of three little glasses that , fold in toy ether , Orto ! s a powerful magnifying lens , the other two are for observing objects at a Ions ; distance or at close quarters , in case one Is near or far sighted , This fiat gold top , where the gold rlmmott glasses are set on , Is enslly nn- screwed and dmvn the whole center of the stick runs a veil filled with aromatic sum ; refreshing Ou a close room or acting as a restorative tor startled curves. sonudint's in t > lace of the screw punchh a flue steel blade sboola out front thu end of the stick. For what purpose this last Is used no woman has yet found out , save to cut magazlnu leaves and apen letters , but it Is a daintily pretty weapon , More fenllnlao and appropriate , not to say useful , ds the uud finished with a gold hook for fastening glovaa. Direct from I'aris thesu batuuts have coma , along ndth the fancy for cutUutf m , . - v t us n8 ii id toward the crud of the Lenltry its detnrative 'inure are in profess of rc + llscovery Of all it Is the slmplest enp to mnnufnsluro anti one Of the most comely V late nhik muslin 1 tut in a two and a half Inch strip mrasuri i ing fifty inches in length is the bulwark of Its cotatfuctldn , This edged all about with n harrow ruche of the same naterinl , or white lace , 1s' ' the' second stage of its composition - position , wIllle with so much done time wearer need only with little penry hcaded pits loop nod pleat it in place on her head. .ts a morning ef'I afternoon headdress at home it has do tttml and any woman gains u in beauty by Its ddoptinn , t Itlustlnltonn of Vasillous , Gowns laflernoon fetes anti country games are given In the accompanying huge , Illustration. The first figure standing rep- I resents n periwinkle blue grenadine delicately - cately figured in black anti made tip over a I front of del blue silk muslin. A key pat , tern In dark blue satin ribbon of two widths I skirts the toot of * ho front drapery and the wide frills of silk muslin at the side are similarly handed with blue ribbon. A little symphony in black and white Is displayed by the second figure , The black Is only nnrrow folds of satin forming the lattice work over bust and hips , while the white is swiss , having the edges of its flounces picked out In black embroidery. A wide black wheat straw hat , pinched into picturesque shape and adorned with black grenadine ribbon and black plumes is the simple and appropriate headgear. A taffeta of royal red lucked from neck to heels and Interspersed with 1)5)1115 of chan tilly lace Inid over palest yellow silk is the umtlve or the third costume fit for a canary blond or a Spanlei brunette. A tucker of yellow silk net opens over the bust and n liberty satin ribbon weuml twice about the waist leis fall In the right knee one broad streamer weighted with a big bow. ' % 't IL 'I'lr9V'OOINGS. ! . Cupid. No I.ery 'I'iuut 91nr1I , Quite Ae- tlvt .tat . ilomalces without uuinber have cut- ntinated in the face of Impending orders to , the front. One girl , the daughter of a ' colonel in the regular army , out on the l'a- 1fl t I.1 tint r It p J ORGANDIE CONFECTIONS , tin artists and sculptors give the figures of I'sychc. The other and equally pretty decoration for a decollate evening bodice is the shower sleeve. Usually a small ruche of lace , or a circle of small flowers. Is laid on the slloul- dnr strap of the bodice rand thou lace or thlunest dotted net Is gathered into thin armhole all about save a space of about two Inches it front. This forms ai open veil In wldch the arm hangs and the delf- cato shower of soft material falls nearly to the knee. Front the flowers on the shoulder fine trails and' wreaths are allowed to full out on the full curtain of Ince or muslin and the bottom of such a slerro is edged with lace or cut lu deep points or scollops and then trilled. Pity the sorrow of the theater-goer. hay- lug by gentle violence and courteous threats overconta the lowering huts , liln gallsut efforts - forts In behalf of humalq' have suffnrad grievous checkmate by thin' woman who adorns , her heel with a tow appropriatu ormunents. It there Is anything ntoro ob. jeetiotablo than lit pietiro hat to tine earnest lover at a clear slugn view It is the now theater heuddrese of flowers , jewels , tulle and what lint , These lmperlal cult- Lures are the direct growth ( ruin the ltigh wreuglt hall and dinner decorations for the ! head , Just now the evening toilet denuuds ! all hair high up to thud front end then , if then shnped Into a lofty white coronet. At thin base of the coronet rums usually a row of Orient pearls , anti tle whole fragile thing is based on a wired semi-circle wrapped with white sntiu ribbon. Behind the coronet puffs maybe piled plentifully , and in front the white or silvery hair is usuallyssa'od and slightly parted , To short , stout women such a lead ornament lends infinite dignity - nity In deportment aunt a few valuable inches In lteight. Two types of most acceptable broakfaat cap for the mother of debutante daughters la the ho chlef and the wreath. A kerchief is a three-cornered bit of pretllaess usually cut. alit of wltltu swiss and hearing ottstand- lug small flutes on lbo two short sldea of Its angular ! aria. The points of thin angina puss down and are caught under the eblu svitlt a knotof block taffeta ribbon and Uc framing thus given the taco Is becoming it the ux- treme. Sotnothdng more orthodox is the wreath , It is built on the beat English model of ivory tinted nwchlht or valon clennes lace , based on a wired ribbon band that crosses the front at the head. Directly over the brow the lace Is drawn up in two lightly wired paints anti train that , in a shell rueltn Interspersed with rosettes of narrow - row black or violet ribbon , the wreath tapers oft' toward the ears. A cap with lappute was a dlatinctly niod- c c cons , nutrr au tutenat sweetheart - heart , a year ahead oflimn , nod three days later scut him away to fight in the Philip , pine without saddening hint vllh one tear. "Go(1 will bring him sate back to one , " she said with an exalted unfits , Then there is the Jeraey girl , whose honeymoon lasted just so long ns it took a ferry boat to cross the 1tnIson river. Ilcr soldier lover could not get even a half day's leave. So she pluckily got a uduister , tacthlm enrote to the train that was bearing hint southsvnrd and married ried Ithn In midstream , \Veddings at the trout , or in the camps have been numerous. In talking them over the other duy two white-haired southern gentlewomen became remiulsceut. "That Is I all very romantic , " one of their said , "still It does not match things I remember. Major ' Falconuel of the confederate engineers mar- rich a cousin 6f nuriie. She hived at Florence , Ala. The fcderals'were ' advancing-it was in ' , I think , lint they had a great wedding - bride sore ntugnyicet white brocade - cade , which imd rbeen ordered train Paris before the 'war began. The ceremony was just over , nu n1 crols Itng to congratulate - late the couple , when a trusty negro rushed in with nese that a squad of federal cavalry was less 'tlnur 300' yards away , Ind catnlug straight to the , houae. Major Falaane 's horse stood saddled in a ) ' S N N ' t - \ a 1 _ , / ) - r'- hl. , ' 1 tl , P t . I lLy : f. ss dye o the backyard , Ile caught his bride In his' ' aims , leaped through a window with her , asvuiug lint up behind hint regardless of tho' ' fine whim hook , and galloped off with bullets - lets singing all around thlm. die managed to ( Scope and reach the confederate lines in safety. That' was about the suddenest and ntolt ill-provided wedding tour I ever heard of. " "Yes , " thin other agreed , "Still , tt was not so utraulgo as Lizzie R = 's wedding Don't you remember Bert She was a sort of freak-ulh ui't like men to cacao about her and only accepted thin man she married upon couditlin tbnt he should leave for army thin mat ) e ' l ho ceremommY was finished. Ha was rich adil good looking and years younger than nhe. Nobody ever quite under. ' stood what' marls him so crazily ! n love with her. Ha totlk her upon her own condi- tions-left lei + r right 'at the altar 5101)5 amt never saw hbr again until elm Caine to nurse hip after hilt v s tnorallly wounded. I always - ways did thlnli it a shame tlmt she got his fortune. duo had willed It to her and his mother and' ' brothers would not contest the tvlli , " ' " "Did I even "tell you about how Ned Cooper was bait 'married ? " the first speaker ran on. "That 'us out. It Columbia , when all middle Tennessee was a debatable land. Ned had alwveulhuart theru-luu had boot --f , - - c"g.gca to er t ors o war , u u n was ih lhete on a cavalry rsid he somehow penundrd her to marry him. They were out on the floor and Ned had gat through his part of the ceremony -had promised to love , cherish comfort , keep , honor nud all that , when lire federals most lneonslde'ately swonped down on thin horse. Of course that broke up the wedding , Ned and his best melt-he hind half n dozen-ran for their horses nud galloped away. The oddest part is that he did not sea the girl again until I after peace nos made-'aul then he food her married hard and fast to another man. I fancy she is about the only wwonnu fu the United Slates with a marriage ceremony and a hair to her credit-with ho legal intervention - tervention , " "The soldiers were great and most tas clnatinfi lovers , " the second cnmtnenhvl. "in fact , love tanking was as natural to them mis breathing. General Quarles' second' wife used to tell wttlt great glee , n story f of her experience when the general was courting hcr. She was Miss ,11ica Vivian , one of the richest and most beautiful women in the south , a cousin of lass Augusta Evans- the uevehlst , who it was anld made her the heroine of her war novel "Mac , curia , " glut that is neither here nor there. General Quarlea was stationed at Mobllo for some title , and While there filet Miss Vivian aul became engaged to her. lie was of the best Vlrghlla blood , a widower , courtly , eie- gant and of the most Inflammable gallantry. \Vhem far from the lips he toyed it was a necessity with him to make love to the dips he was near. At least you would drink so ( rout Mrs. Quarles' story , which ran smnelhing in this fashion , " "Not so long after their engagement ho was ordered away to join hood's army In the Invasion of Tennessee.'erd came buck presently that he was pretty badly womuled , bliss Vivian thought it right amid proper to go nud nurse him. Shin embarked tupau a little w4u'ezy steamboat for the first stage of her journey and found herself the only wennu passenger. It was to be a night journney , but she was too anxious to sleep , so ant In the cabin , wishing the boat had wings , At thin first stop another wonat came ahearul and alto also canoe hubo the cabin nud sat dmvn , evidently in great ills- tress of nand. Other women came aboard and into the cabin at various landings - ings In Melancholy sllence , now tad then wiping away tears , fly anus linty IL was close uu to 3 o'clnck-and the lhnil of feminine slletiee hind been reached. A late toner ttaued to her next neighbor sighing , almost sobbing out , "I thought the boat never would come. I um so impaticmlL to reach uty botrolhed ltusband , who I have just head is badly wnunded. " " \ Vlmy'lmat ! a colncldence ! So is nape ! I nun going to nurse hunt , " said the woman addressed. The other women prirkFii up their ears , and looked syngntthetlc. At last the boldest of them ventured to say ; " 1 nun going to do thin sumo thing : " " , Sad so aM I , ' 'And so sin I ; ' carne In chorus trod the rest--all except Miss Vivian , who could oat trust herself to speak , site was so full of sympathy with Ohio weight of tune. At last one of the other women said : . . \ e may as well tell who out' sweetluearts are. Maybe we can help each other ! Mine is -General Quarles , " "Geue'al Quarles ! You must he mistaken ! I am en ; aged hr hi crone in various keys from each. Miss Vivian slid kept silence- t aud thanked her shirrs she had not been exposed - posed like pie others. She left the boat at the next landing , resolved to give her 1ev iag lover at least one chance for hie life. lie must have tahcu it-for he lived to marry her. a 1NVEN'1'ION Oh' \4'OM.tN. . Collar Ihrtlon'Which no .lvvay with 31ueh 1'tvlfanll . Not a few men have In the last month o : two hall occasion to hhesA an Inventor tin- knowii to them. The benedictions nailed down would doubtless have been still nines' fervent hind the men ( mown that the person to svhmu they were InJebted was a woman , For ninny years roan has been a victim at the trickeries of that imp of Ivory mud the old Nick , the collar button. For years rte hiss followed It In festive excurslaits down hla hack or wader the dressing table , suffer. ing not In silence and not patiently , butt never letting Ile wild Idea enter lda bend that there might be a remedy. Men have invented bicycle brakes , patent churns , necktie fasteners and other labor and twa- per saving devices milhnited , but a way out I of line collar li tton ditiloilty has never been suggested by a masculine mind. Not until thin advent of llie new womnu was there any relief from the infernal cantrips of thin cul- inr button. Ltucn collars are to the mien wouiat a necessity , almost , with every waist she weara , be it of silk or cotton. Iles trials tv1Ut the collar button began sogte time ago ttnd after a series of games of hide and seek and ninny enforced hours of bodily eoulorilons not down in catalogues of the latest physical culture taddist , the woman of today- set herself to work with true fem- inhuo inatict when in a di/Fculty / , and tits result is her troubles along this particular line are over. The woman In question Is Mrs. Henry Boardman of St. I'atil , w'lio last fall evolved u blessing to man and w omaukhul. Shin took to a small jewelry shop lu St. Paul a collar button aul a tiny gold pin and vu- questcd that the bottom of the button be removed - moved and the top , with the steni still attached - tached , be fastened to the top of thin pitt. Ilcr experiunent was so successful that she sent a motel \Vashington same tluie afterward - erward and hind it patented , 'tVhlia in the east drat winter Mrs. Boanhnan made utr- rangemetts with a factory for having thin pins made on a royalty , and the result has been so smaessful that ltousep In this and other large clues have placed the little nr- ticle an sale. 'rho pins may be used by loon as tvell as women and for cuss as well as collars. For the men In the army whi roust svcar linen collars and do oat wish to unit white shirts this little device will be welcome , - t'rllls of Pnshioa. Persian lawn wi11'be'popular this year and will be lrlm need tviti lace edgings. ilathing stilts in patriotic color tnelanges are set forth in thin sumnmor aeaSUU of 1898 , An old fnvonto that is being revived le the white grenadine , with fanny dots of white chenmllo. Silk mull still continues a favorite , not , withstanding the tariff amid the consequent rise' in thin price. Dotted Swiasus are most fashionable at the present ( tune. Thny are made with minty lace-edged ruffles and bows of rib , hone , A new fabric 1s the "Radiant" drap de soma , This is a heavy silky gauze nun- tonal , well adapted to the present ciinglug style. A very large portion of the diaphanous silks and mushins this year are trimmed with loops , bow-knots , bauuls and floating ands of velvet ribbon of medium width. Infaut are wearing hosiery quite as gay I'RIMAI3JeCOQUETTISII CAPS , c'S ' h1 1 t / Iti , J7 e f 'b r e 1 ' i , ' I.- .at e i - , In , 1v e Beuu1 , ' , t Ce t'S. . . , . y Mme Yale's 1 I r A THE AGr e I. . T1IOUSitnd of Progressive 1Vonion tllrollgs our New 1)epllrtnleut coilttliiiillg a 9 r ' ' ' ' ' ' t . EVERYBODY DELIGiI'1'ED WI'1'Il 'I'IIE Marvelous. Results of Mmal alo1 s D scodo ( l ' est "No porsounlly guarantee tllnlr purity and high elms ntot'IL A\vtlydcd World's hulr Medal fund Diploma of honor , indorsed by Great GQvirnnlollt Chenllsts , Irer. Our Price. 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YALE'S "TOOTH POWDER" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W .3s DfME , YALE'S "F'AC'E POWDER"-3 9IIADDS-nesh , while , cream , . . , . . fA . : S MME. YALE'S "CODII'LEUON 50AP" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :5 1 , MME. YALF'S "JACK ROSE LEAVES"-a rose pink tint far the chcejcs -perfect Imitation of nature . . . . . . . .ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , c9 DIME , YALE'S "ROSEBUDS"-lip salve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 .c MME. YALE'S Famous "Guide to Beauty" FREE. Ask for one , Mntl Orders Sent to any Part of Aha'rica. BOSTON STO OMAHA NEB. as that worn by their fashionable fathers and mothers. Their little half-nose are brilliant in color nud evtremc In design , and It Is salt afford the average youngster more amusement tban the loudest-sounding rattle. The fancy granadines are lovely this year , as indeed are all the new grenadiaos , for foyer was there such a wonderful lad beautiful - tiful sariety. Very elegant , also , flue the silk hots , mud different imnportfug ltottsas show dilerent treatment of these liaud- collie textiles. The coolest shines for the bicycle or time tennls court or the louse this weather are of linen or crash in silades of cream , browner or black and while. They are tied with white laces or fastcnod wllh fiat pearl but- tons. WRlt crash or linen skirts they are particularly pretty. There are no surprising novetaes In parasols - asols this year. Chlffon is almost omnipresent - present , and when this Is absent lace is lrlils of finely pleutel transparent muslin , mint , silk or lace , and they give a renutrka- bly pretty flulslt to a neglige gown or jacket. - Fetulnltle 1'rrsonnIs , Queen Margheritn of Italy has tak.'n to golf as a preventive of her lucrea tig obesity , In her castle Patti line a phonograph into which she frequently warbles , and tlu u occasionally leads th'e cylinders to her trlcnds at a dlstanco ( lint they may listen to her melodious strains , Miss Payne Townsluend , whose rei'ent narriage to George Bernard Slinw wits a surprise to the playwrlght's frlauls , is ' , ud to be very rich and , beside being itersb d in social reforms , conducta a school of ece- uomIcsln London. The empress of Austria , at , one time lho most beaut'lful woman in Europe , lit described _ _ _ - - scribed now as pitifully thin and worn , Pre- e ) - ' ( ; : \ ' I \ /\c/ / - ii t , a f / \ \ p2 1 f . > t ( t o 0 1 , t ' U Ue , w 7 11 , \ . y 4 c + 4 , A JEWELLED COLL'AII AND AIGRETTE _ found , There are far more fancy nmdeis exhibited than those for utility uses , the only serviceable styles displayed being those of pongee or of silk in plain or fancy pat , terns. The new "Dresden" chn111es are manufactured factured In Lyons , and they show many of Ohio very attractive destgus popular in silks and amiial ! patterned satlmis of lust' winter , Tltose goods are as delicate In effect a5 the 5hcer India wools , tad they make dainty uud summer-like gownwllieh can ho worn on cool days and evenings dnring the entire season. Brlght colored capes of pleated silk muslin lin lisse , chiffon anti. transparent silk arc , ono of the fancies of the season. The mu- trtrlul Is accordion pleateil , uud billows and yards of it are used for each cape , which is pointed trout and back , short over the sheaves. It is cometlntea hushed with very long scarf ends , The most elegant black gowns juut now shown utt time Importing houses are of very lustrous watered silk , made In prlncesso style and trimmed very elaborately on the bodice portion uud front of the gown : vith black lace , with girdle and yoke , bretello or vest-limes of the finest cut jet , At a recant weulditg receptlot lu New York ( lie bride wore while satin , with a tichu of Duchesso lace , the gown further 1 decorated with bodice and skirt trtnnUmga' of moussehalna do anie. The hrlde's mother wore a prineesse dress of u11ver gray satin , brocnrled with white rogeliuds and trimtueu with wldta lace. A cousin of the bride , a tall , brilliant young brmctte , appeared In a toilet of cream-yellow chiffon over yellow - low satin , with , girdle and collar anti elbow. alcevo bands of the meat vivid geranium- rush velvet , iCntfe plealed frills appear once agalt among the fluffy lrimniiags of the muiry sum- flier gowns bout for day and eveuitg wear. I These are placed stn cyary posslhlu position on bodice and skirt , from neck to heut , and very frerptottly min ( lie large round lint , amid the effect is completu ahem a matching rut , fie-trimmed parasol is added. 'there is much coolness and grace Itnpurted by these maturely aged , and no longer taking any interest oven iii oitlour sports , of which she was formerly passionately fond. Miss Merle Bnrie , who is at present right In the s wjm at Newport , awes her ttileCMes In qhn 400 to her ability us general scene- tury and nnnnugor for the smart set in NOW York. She writes Iuvlttlon5 tar tauny large functions and attends to the domeatlO delalls of several large establishments , bliss Emilie Wagner of Uaitiniore , a student - dent of thin Peabody conservatory anti a graduate of the Wonmeut's college of ilanI- moro , undlsnayed by the noises of New York hums established a conservatory of musto iii a tenement house In that city. Sbu hn5 Bono It , toe , ( rein lien Interest ! n lni proving the colvdltlen of the pour , and not to live up to her value , Mrs. Teresa Aquadru , who Oonducts a con- tecttonery store ht lhlidgvport , Conn. , hums ' presented a ehubn for $24,000 against time United Slates government , through paean 1'ava of the llallaut embassy , based upon a petltlon in which situ asserts that a boycott is being nmulnluhted against hur and this municipal uuthorltles have fulled to proWct ] ter. ter.ltd , Begoljewow , thin newly appointed Iius elan minlstnr of pnhllo ifalructlon , has begun gun the duties of Inns office by issuing a drastic order. IIe lies spent mm ich thnn In visiting gitla' schools ntul gymtlasln , and hiss made the discovery tint the corset as an article of dress Is sot rotuluclve to the hetdth unit physical development of limo wearers. Accordingly hu has Issued an order to thin pupils of higher schools and gym , unsia , as well us to thin students of time cou sers'ulorics , prnlutbiling the wearlug of car , sets. The order Is accornpunfcd with reasons - sons 05 to why it has been Issued. Miss Anna \VIIIite , \Vorth county , Itan- sas , girl , ranked third In a class of sixty that was graduated this year front the law I dupartniett of thin university , 'l'Ite contest - test between time tlmreu Ieuders of the clues , lhu other two lining uteri , was very close , ao close , in fact , that a large numlior of the class rnemhera heileved that buss Wllhita t really should have been given first honors , . P 1 1