Richmond dispatch. [volume], April 02, 1899, Page 6, Image 6

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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 189?.
Three Distinct Types of Spring Millinery.
FLATNESS OF EFFECT
iv. i>bcoratio\k in DAira fami
io.v.h it j:\i.m.
THE LINE AND COMPOSITION.
Velvet Triniiuliiun for I.nip Hlemen?
A Hlttlton ItMIl tf| Neiv lliiml
UerclileU? \un'? Veiling With l-?<c
Inaertiuu?Xotea. ,
(Corroepondi n * of I h.) i
NK\v TORK April : 1
at Um larga storei tb<
left n.e In a
Und. [ thought I 1 i tba
beauty of 1 -wns,
but it ae< ma thai i'.. ihlon bad t
uri ii been
gtudylng !i< r verj faithfully.
About theaa 'i i ha: I e.-k > .m t
Juii- op In your nilnd'a aya a fal
a* a tuede glove, and arltli aomethli
aucie glovi nd, naoi eover, not
a don? a tl
or bottle-gr* na, but
like th' row . ' i Ilka1 a i lo oa a
summer's day, or iik?- tht fi f
of springtime, or the aoft ?ray of the
pearl, or the flout.'y ' lilac
tree. Never was- <-i>>i)j bo < I lie
tore, ?o Joyous and gay; and then th?
pretty whims In aelf-colored effects that
i i.not quite describa to you really d'
mand to b?. I
For mataace, on? pale-blue cloth frock
wo? ambrol. In Identical pah blue,
thick silk thread, and tlnj litt!'- p
loth, cut to resembla the outlines of
bowers ft'iil Laavaa, and laid with tas*
ad/?? s on th- cloth, v. t another i
clcili K iwn I 'lai- al ! >..- a
over In a wtalmi leal fa: bl< n .\ I b
atrip* of the : l?k cloth of iho ; iwn, It
was ?lrn; Ij ft
with pink ' irai, rh s m i a for
decorat;, .n I mean tl
face artthoul
f'.i ii ' i ,i feature of th< :
pun. ?it.
?s i thlnb i have told you b
p/arii no
end of palna to gat their lad dyed to th?
exai t shade of the cloth <n which it is to
go. Ona ' \ ntni . n l sa ar I; it
of a mysi tona, and
had a l.it of ! h ;'. th-'
exact tono Ik of the dress. An
evening cloak at the i ame pi i id
tn< rustatlons of la< . Id? ntl ii with
blsci! t 1 the silk.
1 think iv i up ;o ^_
this flatness of effect in the decorativo! the "hugeet roses, quite'without leaves or
element is that Just now everything must
be subservient to aUbooetta Line und
<. mjiosltlon of line are tho dominating
Uoarerar, I am getting positively pro
found; let me hie b." k to u few more de
tails of my cloth froeka. Most of them
had lar? neokbOttda that Is, the neckband
was covered with lace. From three to five
row.? of narrow black ribbon velvet deco
rated th? majority of these, ?nd the ef
fort was certainly a very happy one. A
tti of the narrow veiv? f auOOld rover
lio i islfiiliiK In the neckband at th. back,
I hope the following suggestion will
h? lp BQJBM Of my readers out. Any lit;ht
ci'th gown with auipure on Malf-se-lnce
j yoke and trimming? can be brought up to
| tho very extreme of style by having the
ace taken off and dyed the exact shude
of the BJOWB.
A fray cloth-gown, remarkable for Its
atmplicity, differed altogether from th"..e
Jual ' -. ribi d, but aras lu?y as charming.
The hiKh collar is covered with tucked
Cblffi .' bands are carried 'round
?. and roaa the front. There
It i little veal Batching tkt collar, of
< ?i.ft' n. and inalde thlt It t low
oat of silver, which retppcart at
: the h Bf ib -ve:?, failing orar
Iba band. Tre bodice fastens sideways,
arltk three bucklet, and tnt .?-kin la tr??^
front, tl ' by a rounded
. which hooka ai oar aida, ?a nn
: i.- i last Bkad as the
.. but is oorei i v,i;h boriaon
tally tUtcbed la;, o of t, darker tone of
cloth.
A ??rear element of smartness Is shown
h' a Ci a n cloth ?-blut
;
i aril b i i" . - ' siit' in:.?,
t/i. Jacket opening with a ron? <>t butions
alnf at the side. Navy
blue still remains greatly la favor for
tho.-.. who feel ?lu- light colon to be ':
and t ran aai h tone of cloth
: t and I" diet alike, trimmed
with a bias band ol black sa,in. stitched
Into soil., uva- or six deep cordlnga The
fckirt is cut with a tunk) tnat forms a
point in the fi 'n*, and tavern! pointa at
' ;". anotbei dark bine, made with a
i brO id white satin land.
:-t Otl it Is trimii). <i with a
n. 11 on fai ... s .i t of frini ?
re, arhich formt derloaa on the b k
and front of ?ii" bodkx and aklrt, and
lleta. The treat noT< Ity
In this is ti." long, p Intad revert in the
front, v.l.;. from th?
jucket ni" ' " uta pi Inti. 1
. g n i r''d arlth a hire : atln and
guipure A ebarnsing little
ag with any open bo
a i lut and white t inci nnnd?
f, with a ?n . n boni r, t?. d
i a fi ont) and having i b gh odiar.
Hera It t dream of an evanlng fown,
mea from Paris. The bodies and
tht 'unie art ol white ( nl< ni ?
with apraya of v..iy faintly-tinted
plnl in an tonea, aUghtly
bleared 'round the tunle; worked into it
i .. .i ap white silk fringe, plain ami un
v.iiiki'-d; this is rounded Up tht front,
; : i ovei another satin underskirt,
the fronl '( which It eovarad with bouil?
m ' di il ."" ' i. p.i?bint,
? . i. bleb i. di iped v. ?unce of Ken iin>
! : ich and of tba flounce
- from alther tidt Of 'he front
breadth, and then at tue wahrt forn
thai tht extra fi:lne-s
Ida, Tin- bodh a, which
petite, - ht at the a
n marrellou - i : i of c
f ind itloi 'in. Alo
i
1 red in m tal tbi
..ut i < mi a ? :... sway pie? a -
with t row of
- .
smai; -id one of
LACE BL0US1
\.i\. ! odB beautify a few of the new
? ind t \ .' d
's ohoaaa with regard to color.
String guipare looks charming on tl.
-th tin- deepeat fancy \
nd, and tarial i of 11 again around
rm and the walet The flat, round
rlth a j< wel may
icast. if ?t Is becoming, and will
' . h wall, t.. '. in the hair, pi tnti d tome?
where above, the left ear. By tht way
No. 1?White spky straw, fancifully pinched and draped with white and green mousseline de soie, and booobcfl of wild rosea.
>"o. 'J- Toqod ol laaef I'arrun ?straw. Aroond the hrini is draped a dainty creaui-colored lace veil with mlloped edge ; Ls in tied at tho Lack and tho end9 fall ov? r tl
F>t in I" tweeii loops an.i en-Is of tt1r41ioi.se bino velvet. ^bbbbbj
So. 8?Tbia delidona tpring bal ol in?- straw has tue bi im covered with Mown roses and the crown hidden l>cneath folds ol fOff oplortd velvet. The .same velvet if aged for Uafl
?11 in the uuder-hhtn at one side.
In front a j heagant it
!?>'u '" which
ai 1 1 : ii 1 .. 'in in this 1 flouncea, or Inatead "f braids and
way, or right on tht ov of ti..- head, I for deaigna upon coal uni I for trim
without so much as a bud rearing II aa-l mlng Uu adgt of neckllet and atocka.
' creat But tba full view oY tht Thi rarp narrow ribbons bavt threads
should b'^ aten freni tht front; it' running ulong ont edge, or through tht
Is only 1 matter of piling tht hair up a, upon whlcb they art fathered.
prettily that will secure this. ? This saves a fraat deal of tima and en
Hera is : omt of my
read ble to fulfil for them
: rident thai tht ambroid
muslin collars our ftandntotbera
uaed to treaaure, and work for them
aelvea, with sucb patient caro, will b?
worn this summer on the light clotb 1
tumps. I saw ont on a gown at oni of
tht three b makers in New York,
and have ooneeQuentty routed out -
ti.ild apa Imi... 1 bar?. and bai
patched them f r renovation. Tbaat nol
m : alwayt nada foi neck
meaaurei than wt na ntfWi the half or
whole inch of the neck thus left ex]
In thont days will be filb-d up by the tilk,
satin. or niu-'in of -i tiny k flpUTO, and
above thai 1 olla* b .- 1 will rise.
: WITH LACE tHBBU
TK-.V.
.. uamade rob '*-;'' lyed at
b many of wool
aitb : pa
dally lovi
Ing?the old-l real 1 ?rt, with tba
1 Inch 1
whil len d In wavy
?ii. and an ambroid?
1 y flnlabi d tba edgi a, Tht b '
portion was foi kirt and bodice.
The lower skin was plain. A color ;
w. i.t with ich robe pattern, ahowtnf
how to make it up.
A RIBBON SKA.-' IN.
sures exactness In the | The wide
< tho
favorite", art US . : I I - . ' I
t. larft bow in front, i long
- it. Pometlm -
tba bow i--- oanltttd, and th" hbon ciasp
. .1 together by a Caney bro
The polka-ii'.t la atan on ribbont na
?my as tha silk and oigandie, while
other.-, th<- very hamlsomest, are In l ro
en a satin background, with raised
\ ' Ivi t ib wtr-. Tht d< di :.s an Loult
xi\-.. and XV. Taffeta t*11 larefl
and a half inches wide, whlcb
ped. Inside are aggufadta em
broidery affecta In many new patl 1
Otbi : i ;'!" '1 . dfi s witii in -ii
a Id? . mbrol lei Inaide. 1 lalaty lim 0
bandberchlefa havo scalloped edgea with
u in tpring colora; others
still bavt narrow hema and tba corners
.. In sprinf Severa The cro
cua, tulip and forget-iiK-not are n.
Am?mg ;bt pura nbitt in'.-i
lloped edgea on
plain b< me, 1 1 whlcb la add? d
put on quite full by hand, inside tba hem
?j a pal tern In embroidery.
nrltl-.li ( intim.-I Travel.
(London Daily Telegraph.)
Travel rt by the Dover and 1
[channel route m ist be fatting a
A Stylish Miss.
Elegant
tired of th- lr 1
merly It used t
veritabbj temp?
s. rtouely derai aei vice,
but now 1 : ! in our
w sthi r repoi l
"a se.id. n ordei
to hnd out In :
1 "oni mor
ganlaing and di ' u Ing the
traffl
X)lo who do BOl ml
may yet ObJ< Ct I
I'owns to roll abou; I
noun, until it ?s th 1 to
ti mpt to make tht bai i ?r? ind
among them who have
.- mentt may Bti
; wan made tba 1
. t the t( : In
: -
port- ne?
ended her a u at b 1
.. -tour bou
due.
Nor have tht rl
knowing thai thfir suffi
Il Of '-1!" U
It la not our teaa b il
which the c ipt if,.j
id. It IS '
win b
with .
. tl
"worka" o? tht admli
for Ii
Impi
hoc authoi
vicinity of the
ment "?1 ta
.he watet ' v..
remark Imm?diat? '
I to
bei with
the great
i th? rlgl '
teiIng of a 1 llot steamer t-.
:
mi^'lu be r
on tl a
on.
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I I?. I 1 .-ii>.. .1 Nur ..
It la much the
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th*
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lata si,,,,,?.
So rno^^^H^^^Haa^BBB^liS
t.
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fro,
An Easter Bride.
1 lock of mousseline de laine and tafft ta for young girl, from 10 to 12. Tba
. ikirt, cut ,n tine.- biantlthg it trimmed ?it;i Iwo floonoea ed^el with leo a il
I three town of insertion. Xhn traite baa aber.b? of tho mooaiaUne dn lain?, nod
it triiomed v,ith lace aito. tUbboa lath au-l shoulder koota Iho tucked goiftp?
and sleeves are of tu?i-ta.
SO ! llS in^rtSIU???!!: \TOC:ul d,W ;t'' piD,k r"se8' an? 1,avin" a lVeP PotoCi of white surah with tucks and white
L * o i>,V i #' 1 VO"vr "f rus' (,,,lo,l> ' M,rul1 wi,n hi trinrnin?.
fc0, tmm^ThA?S! tttfftta' a,aUT,,, gTCe?' aQd White' ??uam?at?d witb r??^t of muuve taffeta and two
ed also in print? 1 flttlfnt. mo.-tly bUft
urred, and ar<r v. rj bt-autit'ul. Tbaat
last are used on guwns as a sort of al -
breviated hulero, pa.-sinu aronad th?
wabM Just undi-r the arma, brought up
to the bust, and knotted there, the ends
falllnK sometimes to the knee.
A m use of buby velvet ribbon Is to
m w un one side of it lace halY un in h
wide, then weave it into a lutti , with
inch-wide divisions to form a t
a contrasting color. One d >n, in apple
Kri-en velvet and black iae?-, over white
silk, is delightful.
lOaJff HANDKERfHIEFS.
Among new handkerchiefs are some
*ry beautiful silk ones, with colored
twenty-Eve yearn; it is nu i?.-bs so at ?ver
est?mate tht part that trained nursii'K bat
1 in it. Tiie medical di
br. iiKht int.. general ase during thai lima
demanded m their application to practice
irvicea ol the trained nurse, who.
by Hkilk-.i training, joined with natural
aptitude for ministrations of the Btck
i?? m, bat become an Indispensable aid to
the physician. In the hospital training
and administration of today, medical and
surgical scienca hud? th?- bl?htet iilus
and the trained nurse Is essential , Lmmiiii^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_
to both. ?own of cream-colored'"' ina crian_
J,hl; ir!,r:,' f*** ,,f !,"l,! '.''t-rment in ' and h very full Mow. A ! at bald id emarn Mttu oruamenta the 1 otlom ol
whuii progress can easily bo measured ?kirt TIi?I,,b'..i.,k .1 1 . ? ?
by contrast with a stets of things com . 'r L,l,r ol ' '? ?aovaftd Of verv widk drap4 t ceinture ol
paratl\ ra rnt. Trained nuratng la now BatlD. knotted ut tin- -i1 1 ?>ko iiu.J alatrat of ailk, covered with fc'111
^"rafaed ?eo^e^JSTta^.^ SHB?PS0 ' "'^ ^^ ^ ?* ** '^ b?UHUCt* ?U ^ ^^