Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
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az II asx brotnsrs isss fortunate in the
s5-rlbQte ot SEA least ID sun ner
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~intsC quarters. nnIle h-ay sl4hs
All soans draperses from Tie gaazy
s1ken gsst - sas dizpaanO1s silken
gown. sford ample room tOr winds be
they gentis or strong 70 cool ana
strengthen every inch u rssh 1ae bone
Here "a bach OF gowns, al for SeA
Iorkers WHO are content % sumner ou
The Yankee side Of TIE Atlantic this
year. For Ma Austin Ccrbln Is al
afternoon gown OF pale green crepe de
Chine and rOseouds In gold beads TIE
long draoory with GrSek border IA gold
and deep fringe ~ silk and gold falls In
stralghs folds a. the back oyes the
plating ot Lhe short six petsicozL and
- caught By rossettes above the right
knee and high on the lstt side. where
tho border falls II cascades % tho bot
tom Folds OF white crepe soften the
OuBlines OF the low-cut round corsage.
and form the plred elbow sleeyes.
While a green crepe scarf a. diusted
around the armholes and waist falls in
ends a. the bsck. Only a diamond
spray And earrings are worn with this
pzsrty thing An evening gown FOR Mrs
Russel Henderson, a handsome bru-
nette, and wife Of ths steam boat mag
nate. was worn az private dinner. Il
was OF black net studded with gold and
amber beads and edged with a deep
Greek border IN gold. The back vas on
deni-train over black silk; the front
pleated, over which Was carried the
border 70 tho right hip in form OF a
Greek apron. The sleeveless low-cut
Greek corsage was draped with black
tune, and a harmonizing pink crepe
scarf from right shoulder across bust
and back, with loops and ends at the
left side. Mrs. Henderson wore with
this narrow circlet OF diamonds
around the throat
Another exquisite little affair Is a
dancing frOck for beautiful girl. one
OF the Pour Hundred" summering at
Long Branch This is a cream net bor-
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setting over cream silk The draping
ia similar 20 the green crepe described,
and the rosy garlands forms the pulled
baby sleeves and the futing across the
low bust. wide cream ribbon with
the effect Of Spanish waist in front
ties at the back IN loops and ends.
At tennis the girls have discarded the
brilliant stripes and contrasts in vogue
IN the early season and wear only white
and pale tints. A sweet thing. though
for a millionaire's daughter. was simple
enough for rosy-cheeked milkmaid.
This was only a pink pique with pleated
skirt and apron front turned up TO hold
the balls, and q blouse waist with leg
of-mutton sleeves and q rolling collar
turned back to the belt with which
was worn white silk shirt front and
undersleeveA Pink corded ribbon with
q pearl buckle furnished the band for
both the waist and white sailor hat
One Of tho pretty accessories Of the
summer toilette rs a white lace fchu
with a ruff hah yard deep, pleated on
q long narrow oval Of net Thrown over
the shoulders during a drive or walk,
tho effect Is very soft and Ightens UP
the plainsst dress.
As 20 the vexed question OF foot
wear, It is conceded that the most
! becoming and suitable Is black silk
stocking and black shoe, but fash
/ ion steps IN with her love Of colo,
and fitness and slaps down a white
canvas slipper for breakfast, soft tar
or grey Suede Oxford tie, or low shoe
for all times at home, for carriage. sea
side and country wear. A well-knOwr
literary woman, who by the way. is
cousin Of Amelie Rives, and as brilli
ant ss she Is sensible, appeared at one
OF her afternoons in New York in a viole
gown and red Turkish slippers. AS she
had the foot OF fairy she could vel
bear the scrutiny that followed the rec
shoe.
Apropos OF shoes and stockings, ths
yellow garter still fascinates, and with
its settings and velvet case is "a eagerly
so1ght after as any other iewelled bau
bls. ''See here" said society swel
-hs other day 10 friend. this is jim
las. present." and finging aside he
silken skirts she disclosed yellow col
with = snakes green ensnsled head anC
giittsring diamond eyes clAsping he
black silk stocking Just above th'
rounded knee He has never seen i
since she added with sigh, as 1t dis
appeared beneath ths rufses-
For the fan. Is has been dscreed fl
she court of the great queen. vhsrsve
thss nay Do. that the Dirsctoire style i
passa Is will 10 doubt Do used Will
sone notifications. for IL is, notvith
standing Is elegance, too convenien
and comfortable dress - be who'll
cast aside. even az the nodding o,
queen The Empire gown will remaiI
IN favor Pointed waists much sm
brcidsred or braided. cu~s 70 the elbows
and very fall slseves are 20 appear
some 81 The fall jackets in cloth ar
csose listing and much longer thar
usual They viii b becoming % some
but AUST % avoided by others FOR ar
other style better adapted 20 theL
6Eure.
The new dress goods vii show IN
soft woolens in .arrs pialds and stripes
sud plain serzes slsborstely braided i-
shades Of the same color OF ccntrsste'