il
Vr7 A' Jiv 'fr.
1:
- IS
5K
THE yer of 1M m!ht toot
ta - nanwd th jrMr of dot1-
tic on th fuhioa cnJentOar,
bco . Btsrer wa tjier
, nor fnoiltd hunt for the
tajhioo&bl prtce than at th
- trMMt tlio. Th ; touch that
ctegaac and Indivldualitr to th atUr
Im aonsht .wmallr r h ' xtrem mat
th eonawraUT flrear nd th ' r
olt of ccrara I la proportion to,th
' doJ taat and food election dl
piajd.. : - r '
Norltla, hcaua of the!r uppod .
tranalant ttavdiln bar th aom
. tltaaa prohmttlT aan of "luxurl" at
tacbod to them, but after a tour of th
d'.ff rnt local store with thslr cap
UTatlnr dlaplay of th article, on
I proo to admit th sentiment of th
old Hn that "A tiling of beaatr i a
joy forerer."' - ' " . -.-'" " '
Beautiful Scarfs at Lipman-Wolf.
' An artlcl of dre which baa r
rr -Tally arvied th craa for th
1-mpir and remain with M, not on
rtlt c-ahed s to popqlarlty 1 tb
I If toreequ 4 diaphanous" scarf. Ther
r 100 becomln; to b discarded. 'And
this Is not th nlr factor la Its faror.
It often aW a 4nT tosch to a lows
't tltrnrt wnuld b too slmpl fo
' tKylon.' ad provide th Beaded
t t ( f protection Jio arras and boulders,
'n mlimlT d"ns her erpnins; IT'wn.
N 4 and t are beautiful Parleleiui
n i,.; : at Llpman-Wolfe'a
J a Jt- bUck i;k rreps acarf
cm 11 ilr m-Hk both ?d
S itfi a S.-T" frlr.r of blsok silk.
- ai-rr.st f.rlpe f thick aet
w ,, . , ry )ri.vir.t r '- . ehowlnc th
,,4's! t ".r s. MJt and irreen of
, ,T-.r f-.rf that tnarkf of t)a
1 . 4. ! of tb rv--tof Be.
r--iir ff t"'. l broke by
. 1 m -' 1 "! c" .-n In a sjSaed
, . T t : Is "- 'ed
1 , '". 1 'S.'ttT
t t ... - ! t co: or
THE
, r W '
4 . lit
. '. 4 , t .
kebern. All around tha-edf of th
carf la 'hemaUtched a deep band of
soft rlolet tncHr ribbon. No. - 1
another acarf that would especially lend
ltelf to whlnwlcal draping. It -la a
beautiful champagn color lllt with a
deep border heavily dotted with irides
cent yellow beads. Th oentral design
la to floral, outlined with bead.
Th lac acarf s of .Toaca or Chan
tllly ar delightfully becoming -to any
ona, or everyone, They, are .often a
simple tn design but th effect I al
ways rich.- They eeem always suitable
whether tb toilet be elaborate or plain.
One Leghorn Hat- v'' ;
X really chic and novel leghorn hat
Is ahown la 'Hamburger millinery de
partment. It la cream colord lff
horn, with a full tarn crown, circled
by a wreath of Pink rose and foliage.
A large bunch of tb flower and f oliag
la heaped at th left aid. Th stylish
ly bent rim baa a unique Inset of band
lace, mad of horse hair braid and
straw. Th design la an alternate flve
petaled flower and a butterfly, caught
together by fine threads of straw. This
Is aa unttaual and novel touch and give
th conceit a drey individual, appear
ance. - ' . '
Stylish Paraaola,
The new parasol r euttrely new
Idea and very attractive one Into th
bargain. loa. 1 and 3 ar charming
novelties ahown by Meier Frank Co.
The carry oot a pretty aunrmery ef
fect in th prof uaely . beflowered . llk
that 1 so much in vojru at th pres
ent tlm for sun lhde. ' "No. 1 Is a
splendid quality of deep gray. or. better,
changeable black and whit slik ovr
err4 with manse f bat1fol pink, lav
ender and , blue rose delgn. with oc
casional sort dashes f green folia,
Tbe ribs ar ttrped with rich Roma
gold. Th gray wood handl end with
a s-e-rjemi hauc?itr peaneck in natural
leiara. Thla parasol may be carried
S OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. SUNDAY
YLA
A
0
-- I-?-'.; ;
fk ' 1 4, '
V7 :
v
0
T
r;
It
ft.fi
fittingly , with any conceivabl attira
If th dress Is a black -or gray pongee,
what a modish,' pleasing bit of color
is added by th roaea Or, if th dress
is a light ton it receive a Frenchy
accent by the touch of blsck In th
sunshade. Th other parasol, whll
pleaalng with any gown, would undoubt
edly show to . th best advantage over
one of whit or a light shade. It. is.
covered with a rich ivory ilK- Ther Is
a bSrder design of largo pink rosea t
agatnat a Hn of black,, rrora th bor
der to th atick th Ivory allk founda
tion 1 thickly strewn with larg lv
snder violets la Dresden design. ' th
color ranging from j a delicaey that
fairly merge with th Ivory to their
own deep rich ahad. . , '
Ncml Undenregt. , -
Ko. 1 I aomethtnir entirely new in
the nnderfeet.lln, how at BannwT
It is a UtUa il affair with lacy trim
ming and beading Uk -many another
garment of the earn nam, but its
novel feature lies ln-th cut of th
neck, which entirely obviatea th pos
sibility of th shonlder strap slipping
down over th arm. as is ths npi'as
aat habit of th ordinary veet. This
virtu Is accomplished by substituting
a narrow ck for th usually over sm
ple on nd a different -ut of th
neck. These Uttl garments g br 1
juun Of Tb Melba Mod." Bod wheth
er the wearer Is sitting, aa-kln. stard
lrg er reclining 1 eev pose, th strrs
Blwsrs rnel In po'!,a " 'h shonl
If It Is be wrn tnwler i
cciielU g-owa tt tlripsea We a.:;ij
e k
1
' f
or
6
7 ft'
tfCJaV.
rf-
t
V
-down under th arms, and th garment
wUI stay In placa .
Fancy Selragt Edge. '
J Among th most . charming; novelties
offered this eeaaon by the local stores
ars tb hew materiala bearing th beaa
. tlful . decorative selvage edge. This
earn selvage that has for o many
years fallen ths victim of ruthless
"sheers" ha developed Into a detail of
such beauty and ornamental worth that
It play a very Important role la the.
drree design of th day.' However, It
1 not only a product of artistic feeling.
It is also born of necessity. Tb Im
perative cry thla season, baa been to
veil everything that It I poasihl to
velL and th need at eaee presented
-Itself for an edge to the wide Tailing
material that would overcome tb
peceaelty ef a hem, prevent ' raveling
and that could b turned back upon
Itself. The reault'was th self flnlxhed
mater tel. It appears la a great variety
of patterns and rotor erheroes as well
as materials. It is to be found la th'
Henrietta a th Bedford cord, and th
baaket weaves" ss often ss in tb dainty
sheer rhateriala sucb aa gaasa, chiffons,
mnueeeline de sole etc
It Is bard to tell wftetber It Is th
brilliant color piste that bold forta
In such strong contrast to the present
veime'l ak'ltts. thst flret gave veiling
ita It, pet oc, er whether it wee because
.f the STibdolDC Irfluence of veils thst
r.e brlrr.t colors fDund h:r fotboid.
In sry ee ty sr Tre Sivl the two
r'""a'l'T l"et ee-r., Tere se
qjitt i-lli touches U.at trirg e'tr
MORNING, MAY 15, 1810.
ii -
1
I If-
I '"Si
.
day and times before us in dainty, odd,
111 a oanMi nil man tea vi of chlf
fon that ar in uch high favor for wear
summer venlngs. usually inesen
ar cut in th atyl or yi Victorian
inA an1 are finished with Quillings,
shlrrlngs, puffed bands. - frlng and
marabout,' Just ilk our grandmothers :
wore, and are altogether adorable in -themselves,
to say nothing of how be- ,
coming and aaUefactory, they are.;-.,'.
Exquaite Satin Veiled With Chantffly , '
No. I 1 a handsome Imported gown i ,
ahown at TuU A Olbbs".' Th under
dress is of raven' blue chiffon aatln, .
which, hanging . a . trifle full .from th ,
waist, fall In th most graceful long -shimmering
folds about th feet,
lengthening eut Int a hort train at'
tb back. The skirt Is covered to with.
In a foot of th ground "by a tunlo of.
chaatllly lac which la gatnerea unoei -
th girdle. This oversklrt Is finished
with a handsome scalloped edg in a
rich roe design for a border. Otherwlr
it Is a plain net. The tunic la In two '
plecea th larg piece extending around
and aet meeting on ths right hip. Here
le left an opening and the second piece
ruia it la ' fall in a- at the aide, te a
length considerably longer than the
ether tunhj piece. The scallop of the
piece meet pcint to point, allowing th
bright erots ot luster and eclor to ap
pear. This harrow strip of ths tunie
Is caught'ond secured ty a V hpe4
band of large, bright- Iridescent cut
bead a shining forth the peacock shades.
A novel glrdie, narrow st the right eid
and gradually widening to a veiitsole
rorsags st ths left side, is s!o of the
bright beada A wide rlec ff the lce
Is laid gracefully over either shoulder
and caught to the girdle. Th front ot
the cortiage I beautsfutly hand em
bneMered 1 colored Hi rr.tchlrg the
gird:.
s 1 T - hijf!ftl rlT- vf
Vegerle lvt sr hrrn r j- i f-t-sran
A i'Z r tcl ".-"'J
7T . V
-a-,-
7'
.1
J J
-v. Fr
It
lieriuM rf their elaborat' .' 1
ere ty ei-T I- in (-oria
tr.jr.. tl '.irs U Ue
V v
j
i ;
7 "
1
H4.-
t. fut thy
t ' " fe
t.. - 1
were f;een b"t"ee el
rf rf.w t-t rj-rs IS
.:ri.;c-j.
V