The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-13

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! peries of which are caught up here and
| there with pink OTIS.
A gown of silver gray clinging to the
! figure Is made absolutely simple. The ma
terial rich brocade in deign of soft,
curling gray feathers, tipped with pink, on
a 'ou1d Of the faintest pale blue. A neck
lace otssapphires and opal' and mantle of
blue plush embroidered with beads 20 with
this costume.
Kathryn Kidder has no opportunity for
dress display in Little Lord F4untleroy."
As the wido of capt Erron she wears
in her New York pdging plain black with
a knot of whita at the throat; as the ul-
welcome mother in the house Of the earl,
| gray and While, and in the final scene Of
chi dish virtue triumphant, white with
! black velvet ribbon trimmings. Miss KID
der designs and makes many of her own
costumes, and, If she were not so pale,
would Look much better of than on the
stage.
Nina Gale is the owner Of notable gowns.
The "peignoir d'dgonie," which "Desde-
mo "a" dies in, is one of the most
marvellous of silk night gov S.
Some of her prettiest dresses are
those which 'C)rdelia" wears in Xxi e
| Lear" especially the white crepe dress of
the openi z scane, but the most gorgeous
costume beyond Doubt u is tle white
brocade court gown with which "Portia"
dazzles her lovers in the casket scene Of the
| Merchant Of Venice" The soft, thick,
heavy stuff. superb in its rich stiff Tess. is
| embroidered intr ,cately with gold, the
| standing Medic )llar seeming mass OF
bull on, the heavy gold girdie look ng too
much of burden for the nervous ha DIS
which twist the tassels. 1t took a woman
the tier part of a month to embroider
| this costume.
Ada Rehan and Georgia Cayvan and
Louise Dlllol have little Thisking lex In
| common of showing q flirt of viii less
| under the gown in course of an eve ing n
| which they are quite as much no ed as for
+ upper wear. Ada Rehan began it a d
| Georgia Cayvan can't nelp il because she
wears no petticoatS ou sews lace plaid lgs
about the bot ON Of her go eu which peep
| out for loJk at the au iience whenever she
sits down. Louise D lion sits on upper
steps and chair ar rs and f IDS the Fl litter
Of white very effective. OF all her stage
dresses Miss Rehan prefers the ole
in hich Eliot Gregory painted her
ShreS." a heavy brocade in the cid English
style. She looked well in it and in the
C cxed hat and ribbons of jolly Mrs Ford
i 1.-The Merry Wives of Windsor" better,
to the taste Of many, than il the girly ;irly
gowns of the more you hful parts which
her 40 years s wonderfully ASSUME A
piquant Pompadour costume suits her to
|
| Vatican nlait, is soft br Icads of many
colored DIVERS, sprin 5lei over a cream
| ground, lifted over a satin petticcat yelled
with lice. She wore i. in the RAILROAD of
| Love-" if | remember.
Alnie Russell had the opportunity of her
| life as ''E al re-" Capt. Swift" is all very
well, buJ here is u strange, pa ,hetic 50 ne
thing, mysterious hint of pain in the face
of the very happy and contente1 actre 5
| which CORES onds to nothing in her life,
but made her, with her pale golden beauty
and clinging robes Of wlite crepe, the Lily
maid Of Ascolat in person.
Filth Kingdom is best remembered for
he beauty il the tn ksd up skirt and satin
I,ettic rat of 'Anns Page" ia THE Merry
Wives of Windsor"
Margaret Mather's latest acquisiti7n-she
has no zen essing 80 much latterly-is
an exqui tie deshabi4ls for The Lady of
Lvons," finished two weeks ago. RS,
| colored silk makes the skirt. veil d with
cc1rdion plai in Is of lace. The tun 9 is of
rose color ed crepe, open oaci and front and
| finished with white .bbnn sssh accor
dion plaiti gs If lace reaching to the lend
of the elbow for sleeves.
Marie Burroughs best gown was seen in
the Maids IN Squa e prod lcti N of part
ners." The be .utiful but weak young wife
| i the third act made retty picture in the
white crepe receptiol dress With the dia-
monuS Sparkling on ner neck ana DOS )n Unab
| was like bit Of snow glistening with frozen
| cryStal&
Helen Barry has one or two good gowns
in "a Won ms Stra egem." Antiqus pink
be lgaline adorned with Irish poiat is one OF
them, fawn cashm ere embr Jldered in hello
| tro7e silk is anot Ter.
Clara Morris best outfit belongs to
| "Rsnee de Moree." A picturesque costume
in Louis XIV. style of bsngal 70 shot green
] h4QII S
delegate lime leaf gree silk, brooadsi with
moss-gree velvet d)wers, improves its OPP
| p)rtunIty.
Isabella Urquhtr t looks better In riding
habit in t park than in any burlesque COS
| tune she d)as on the age.
These are gowns. Some Of the women
who wear EN- can act iute estingly, but
| in current opinion that matters little. The
gowns the thing.
ELIZA PuTNAM HEAToN.