The Household

Plush slippers are new. Scarí rings are now worn by ladies Silver hair-pins are used by srav haired ladies. y g Bridesmaids wear sbort veils Pointed waists and paniers áreth prevaüing style. lne Blue grenadine veil, {or blonde have white polka dots. ül0es, Raw silk in artistic colors is offeren for spring dresses. ered Sailor hats with wide strearaere are among the new styles. e Embroidery willbe very fashionable used on cashmere dreasea. Seal brown and sapphire blue ar sbades that blend well Fan 8 and parasols lo match are im ported with the new collón satines. Large Maulla hats, laden with feathers, are in the artistic Rembrand? shapes. Black velvet and white satin stp combiued in full dress toIleU for matrona. Foldirg screens are covered with ornamental cords and bordered witti plush. Sulphur yeilow, with brown ia a stylish combination for dresses and bonnets. Very short, polonaises, with Louis Quinze scarfs in the back, are in hlsh favor. B Dark straw hats, with gloves and hosiery to match, are announced for summer. Capes made of plush or velvet reaching over the shonlders, are shirred at the throat. Massed roses and geraniums without f oliage are the inost fashionable flowers ior the coiffure. llibbons of two shades of one color as pink with garnet, are used on blaek and white dresses. Hand satchels in eolored silk plush are mounted with silver aud have the owner's monogram on the front. Wide bands of black velvet are wora close around the throat. These are studded with gems or ornamenta with a pendant either in gold or precious stones. A novelty in the way of ornamentation are humming birds, which are used to loop up draperies, neatle auiong the llowers, on the shoulders, at the throat and ín the hair. Elegant black costumes are trimmed with black Spaniah lace, real jet and wide saah bows. Soft, reamy ruffles of lace for the neck and sleeves complete these elegant dresses. Sulphurcolored lace, satin, brocade, sulphur-colored bonnet, roses, stockings and whole costumes made up in conjunction with dark 'urown, is a late French fancy in dress.