The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

airicsi folk 1gfepas OF play said 90 have
been offered 10 Marie Ncyins Blaine re-
Gently.
Marie Wainwright IS more worldly
wise. She has had skirts made for the
wInd-up 90 Viola The Viola dress is a
deep red velvet dress. with hanging
sleeves. trimmed with gold embroidery,
and loose front of turquoise velvet fast
oucd hv gold clasps A gauzc veil -
wrapped about The head and falls on the
shoulders.
Juia Manowes boys costume
ios The part IS of pink, blue
and iaron. with an occasional
thread of gold Marie Wainwright
will wear in her coming presentation
Jacket. vest and carriers of white clash
rod embroidered. sleeve lined with blue
silk. short white skirt eastern sash. aud
gold hitch sabre boo % scahharI Of ivory
Mis- lanctry sacrificed appearances
calamity in the much described Lady
Macbeth costume She is far better
looking woman in Lady Clawcariy'
fhc gowns for which have recently been
renewed f0r her spring travelling season
As the wife of The lri.h JacObite lord
shc aiiehts from her bcmired coach al
tine door of the smulvlers hut in =
seventeenth century costume of black
hroctdc short enough i0 show The feet
Zoo front slightly trained behind and
hordcrcd all arodud with gray fur
over This skirt comes a short square
comcred coat of green velvet edged
with gold hce.
Ninna Yale is the owner of notable
GOWNS. The 'pcfgnoir diaeonic. which
De.dcm0na dies iu. i- one of the most
marvellous of silk night gowns Some of
her proi.tst dresses are those which
C0rdcla wears in king Lear. especial
ly thc white crepe dress of the opening
scene. hut the most gorgeous costume,
beyond doubling is the white hrocade
court gown with which Pouia dazlles
her lovers Jon the ca-kel scene OF The
"Mcrchant of Venice
Ada Rchan and Georgia CayVan and
Louise Dillon have little whisking
trick ir common of showing "a iiirt of
whiicnc,- underline gown iu tine course of
an evening for which they are quite as
much noted a- for the upper wear Ada
Rehan began IT,. and Georgia Cayvan
oaa help n because She wears no petit
coats. bui sews lace plai.ings about the
bottom of bier gown, which peer out for
loah af The audience whenever she SITS
down Louise Dillon -it- on the upper
steps and chair arms and finds the iluttcr
of white very elective
Annie Russell bad the opportunity of
hcr life as Elaine Captain Swift i-
al very WE'LL bat there is strange,
pathetic something. mysterious hint of
pain in the face of the very happy and
conicntcd actress which corresponds 90
nothing in her life. hui made her. with
her pale golden beauty and clnging
robe. of white crepe. the lady maid of
Ascoiai in person
Margaret Mathc latest acquisition
She bias NOT been dressing SO much late
yis au cN0ui ife dtHunNl for THE
Lady of Lyons finished Two weeks ago.
Rosc-c0lorcd SILK makes the skirt yelled
with accordion p'aiiine- of lace The
mnic is of rose colorcd crepe. open back
aud front and finished with white ribbon
SASH and ACCORDION plaiilngs OF lace
reaching tO The bend of the elbow for
sleeves
Marie Burroughs hest gown was seen
Boo the Madison square production of
partners The beautiful bun weak
Young wife in fine third act made
rrcut picture in The white crepe reccp-
lion dress. with thc diamonds sparkling
on her neck and bosom that WAS like q
bio of snow rlisicnina with frozen crys-
Gals.
The country en who came 10 the
centennial fo yet an idea OF the fashions
ls. been WALKING Broadway or Fifth
avenue with hcr eyes daz,d with con
fused vision. of Ioui. XIV. school girls
m Jackets of scarlet. with wals,coais of
white IrsiIf1 with cold. and wears
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