St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01

Fer, and some beautiful pearl pasSe-
menterie, but it was only one OF sew
eral pinkS; and paramount among
The blue toietteS was one OF
rich silk and satin, trimmed with
point d'Alencon, mellowed by age TO
most becoming tint. A sweet little
white silk and lace dress was specially
made to be worn with sash OF Macduft
tartan in greens and reds, and this is
chiefly intended for the dances that
will follow the Highland gatherings in
few weeks time. Some beautiful
black silk and moire dresses are much
trimmed with the finest jet, worked on
silk net, and almost every one has two
bodices. A delightful cream serge is
embroidered in gold, with narrow
pattern of Scotch thiStleS, and it is said
that Princess Louise was so much in
love with this toilette that she wanted
TO 90 away in it.
THE QUEENS PARTICULAR PRESENT.
The queens particular private and
personal present to her granddaughter
was an opera mantle with long ends,
but cut short behind, and was literally
q coat of many colorS, embroidered on
turquoise ground of Indian shawl cloth,
and mounted on the richest sapphire
blue velvet. A border of silk crochet
and tiny Silken balls, as well as rich.
soft chenille fringe, reproduced every
color in the embroidery. and the whole
was lined with blue silk shot with tan.
A CHARMING DINNER GOWN.
One of the most beautiful dinner
gowns IN the whole trOusseau was a
pale lemOn-colored silk, with short
train, and the white satin front en-
broidered all over with raised yellow
and pink briar roses and foliage in
shades of carnation leaf green chenille,
veined with metallic thread. Between
the trails of roses very fine old point
d'Alencon is laid, and there are two
bodices-one half-high, in which the
embroidery is used as an insertion, and
the other low, with a berthe of lace,
white silk muslin and embroidery.
IRISH POPLINS FROM DUBLIN.
a charming tTousseau dress was
cardinal silk poplin made with a per
fectly plain back, the front being
draped with China crepe and Irish point
lace laid on in wide bands. Another is
of white striped MORE and satin, COW
cred with white silk tulle. embroidered
with pearls and long wide saShes to
match. Stars and pear-shaped drops
are embroidered in pearls on three front
panels, and there is small tunic round
the point of the bodice.
ALL IN PINK
A pretty costume is of pink broche,
with low bodice and plain back and
train; in the front are panels of pink
puffed mousseline de sole, with tulips
embroidered all over in pink pearls.
Between the panels are TeverS of silk
brOche, edged with passementerie TO
match. A lovely dress has been made
of yellow and silver brOcade, with a
plain back and train. The front is
trimmed with bands of yellow and silver
embroidery and yellow mOusseline de
sole.
IN PALE POPLIN.
Another elegant costume is of pale
coral Irish silk pOplin, trimmed with
Irish lace-a charming combination. A
very handsome costume is made of blue
and silver poplin, and trimmed with en-
broidery to match. A pearl-gray poplin,
trimmed with satin and crepe de Chine,
forms a very pretty toilette, and does
justice to the lovely material.
A SMART SHOOTING COSTUME.
A very smart shooting costume was
made of rough brown Scotch tweed
with skirt that would have been quite
plain but for two folds across the hips
and a Norfolk bodice and coat to match.
A second walking dress was of faWn
check tweed, with plain skirt and loose.
frOnted bodice, buttoned coat fashion
with a single button over a tan cloth
vest, and lOose-fronted coat to match
Another shooting coat of rough Scotch
tweed, with loose fronts, was bound
with leather.
WHEN WINTER COMES.
The furs pure and simple comprised &
magnificent coat of the finest Alaska
seal, some Russian sable tail items, anC
sets of golden beaver.