Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-02
DRESSI DARI.INGS.
1h" Costly s"mm~r outat ~ . New y.rL
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outfits.

The Costly summ-r Outat az . New y..l
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! outfits.
At n fashionable dressnak.r's nm
town two dainty young ladies' and
their maminas were choosing dresses
Tor months visit to Saratoga
"ion knp.." explained their me th /.
"r 10 the young lady who attended to
Their wants, that ! wish the newest
and most elegant things you have.
Now. Ethel. We will rec to you first.
You want six ball dresses. my dear.
and So does Amy. 40 W. will choose
those first"
About sixty beautiful creations Of
Worth and other Partisan artists
were inspected by the ladies' and
twelve laid aside The costs ran for
one So. M follows Sl35. $3.50, Saa
S1l0. sC5. s22O.
The 500 drcss wns ~ palest mini
Ottoman silk, made WIN q leng ffnin
with n Vatican plat The bodics
was cut low necked and without
sleeves, and was In eight points about
the bottom. Over this was drsus of
iilmy white ELK null. embroidered In
Iittl" starr and canoes, and trimmed
with quantities of soft Italian lace,
locped with clusters ~ blush rose
hnds. The slippers were oi tasin,
embroidered with "A crescent aud star
81 pink JET beads, and caught about
the ankle by bread band of satin
ribbon from the end of which danwl~d
two silver bells. The dress wns In.
tended Ia represent q sunrise, The
pink showing through the clouds Of
white.
The cheapest dress In the collection
was also one Of the prcttiest Il was
Of jonquil yellow siik null. emhroi.
dered In forget tme nots and trimmed
with antique lace and clustsru Of blue
ribbons. The hat 10 accompany n
was of soft, yellow Leghorn, with Q
broad brim trimmed with q wealth Of
forget me Dots. and the parasol was
OF blue satin, lined with yellow. Q
bunch of jonquiis repouing ob the
top This costume wns intended for
lawn fsic or garden party.
The reporter was told that white
dreeser were TO be almost exciusjvely
worn by young ladies st watering.
places both for morning and aflss.
noon Those for morning wear ere
generally of white pique or linen. aud
are made quite plain, with PLATED
waists and ruflied or plated skissa.
while these Tor evening wear aee
made with tho longest of trsins and
with decoliete and sleevslesa corssUoa.
The favorite materials are China essps
and silk null. They asv light ssd
hl'ny and yiye an aerial cir 10 The
wearer, which IN tho elect souRhA
alter. The beautiful embroideeed
drcSsee arc to bc much worn st,o.
especially for driving, hat q Iargc
white hat faced with black vsIyss and
trimmed with a hall dooon ostrich
plnmes, aud whit. parasol bordeesd
with lace, Isust In worn also
AT another eStablishsnsat The ~.
porter encountered n gay party Of
girls who were goipg 10 the Cslskills
for June and July. Ono was trying
on q dainty mountain drsas In vkisS
she looked like q picture. lt w.
composed of soft brown and sulA
material. The skirt came to ~
ankles and was plain, exsspt los s
narrow braided design about -
edge. Al intervals of 1svsry twelve
inches were placed bows ok bruass
and gold velvet snd ribboo. TAs
little French waist ol ths brown ~
u vest u gold satin. In tl,s haek vas
large bow of bronse and GuId vo1vo1
70 sin,nlatc " wstteau told, a.d DoaR
velvet rihl'ons hoatcd from The ighE
fitting coat slsevcs and The daInly
little turban with The brown phooS-
ants breast ON II. This cosam9s eosl
An exquisite travsliag drsss oe
mountain mist gray was smhgojderud
ia gray floss siik In q de~isu Of tinv
cedar trees. The lady who puschassd
II paid si05 for II
The reporter ssked how msny
dresses young lady nssdsd lSs
summer wear.
Oh" sand Nine. D., .shcut
twenty ut the least, u she 10 aujn9
out nj all. She must have sis WhiiS
dresses. pale pink null ol soGin, s
pale blue and = sea green. end o0h1.
q black Spanish lsce t,rsss, q 49,
lac~ dress, two or thrss dark sjlhn.
besides q yachting drssA . rovia9
dress, q tennis costume. 9 Zee ksoWS.
two or three riding habits. "a s
spccial hat 10 20 with sssh soilst, -
and gloves"
The reporter opened his eyes end
asked merkly how mwsh ssssNy Il
geussally took for such an ossos.
Well. sorne ladies oniy spsad
81 900, but I've had many THE scasua
wl.o have given me p2.O0N anil o8,0tO
Tor outfits. OF coasss yoa sas 20 oa
less, but nut u you wsat 4 iirss elsns
fashionable outht."