VEILS, GLOVES, AND HOSE.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9562, 31 October 1896, Page 2

VEILS, GLOVES, AND HOSE.

Every woman of refinement is careful in the selection of the touches to her toilette, and it-fo means necessary for these touches, W expensive, although it is indispensable ™afc|t. they shall bo in good taste. Veils ««jjs| considerable importance tothetoufcenseins*£gl this spring, and nowhere are there and more becoming om than noted ties of Paris veils, which include a fine Russia net, with a single thread of;w_»t».|£ silk running, through it, and producingijfe very faint diamond effect, while at /«_*l&' angle of the diamond is a tiny spot of silk; *the same idea is carried out also and white. The very wide tulle veils that «£& right over the hat, are crossed at the BfcWs brought round as strings, and fast«nw': A ;; under the chin with a chic k°*-VWjffiif, quite the smartest tbi ngs for big hats. M«*fs-,: most stylish gloves for cycling or weftringp with tailor gowns are of white doeskin, .81*0; button length mousquetaire ; thesame «•»•&' in washing leather being the same-,p Some extremely nice hose for nx*voae ,s black>lislo thread, which looksi quite.-*»#_ spun silk, embroidered with pin silk; lace-fronted lisle thread in black,i'«*P»;„ and bronze, in exclusive designs, thero *realso very fine summer stockings, with doublo-spliced-Balbriggan hose, with self-coloured well-shaped, aud silk-finished. !~&M