Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
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.tloa relate % TIE millinery constitution of
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tun. nobody eau write a play, nobody
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lstTucted play. the froc2 5 the tnlBg
Every star ysssns to glow msguiheently
ia the gowns of the Lady Of the CsmelliAa
seen through TO- Of tears. k.thrya Kid
d=s keeps Camille On her dressing table
amt studies it IA the french morning and
evening Mrs. George Gould, whea she
nights plsRainz ravishing combinations
for tae dressing gown Ia which the frail.
repent~nt type Of PaEisisnne grace and
folly 0rsatnss her last. the gown which Is
called in the piqusntly graphic language
OF Nine Jane Hadinx. 'le peignOir
d'agonie" Little Kitty Cheatham went
- far As 20 lay out the nfst two months
wages she earned cn the stage buying
white crepe and Valenciennes lace 20 EN-
body her idea OF that same nssligee OF the
dissolution. .nd has spent a good share OF
her leisure all winter practieiBg. in the
seclusiqn Of her own violet and white bed
Eoom. thus enrolled. the dissolying throes.
To compare, as q devoted star xazer
should. three twinkling orbs now above
the horizOu- Mrs. Potter Is the latest
Camille" She il tall and slender and
siRnu0us Ia gray stamped velvet in act
one White mOUsseline De sole falls la
wide soft trills about the low eorsage aud
drapes the front Of the skirt There il =
broaA pink ribbon knotJ<d from the waist
u the left shoulder and a train Soft
amethyst lampas. the front draped the
sides open 10 show a pettieoat em broidered
IA silver, was Nine. Hading's CORRESPOND.
inz gown. The sleeves were OF silver
this winter gray and silver brocsde dress
with a touch Of medieval picturesqueness
IN the first act OF Camille" but Miss Nor
ris' gowns, the dramatic critic must allow
amount as compared with those Of the
Frenchwoman aud Our Cora" 20 very
lirtle Indeed. She does not sh them like
Rosins Nokes Oat OF the rag bag. but she
never buys more than three costumes,
..f~ > har, orfh In.
season, aud cannot be reckoned millinery
light OF the nrst magnitude.
In the second act Mrs. Potter wears a
house gown OF MORE striped in blue and
green-she has genius enough TO know
that green is her best color-with green
beaded net TO form the loose front aud
wide sash OF black moire. The black vel
vet opera cloak with lining of white
Angora goat in which she makes her exit
with the Count &. Varyille is one OF the
most costly things OF its sort ever exhib-
3ted ''On any stage" and quite outshines
The modest mantle OF the changing hues
on the pigeons breast and the picturesque
hood, oordered with thick ruche, under
which Mime. Hsding hid Louis XIV. gowa
al tender rose-colored satin with delicate
green trimmings Of silken fringe and
paSsementrie
Mrs. Potter does not look well in act
three. Shs cannot wear a rustic dress,
even II she allows yellow silk girdle and
yoke ana sleeves OF white lace 10 make
dainty her brown batiste gown. Her feet do
not bear the emphasis thrown on them by
russet leather shoes They are long and
awkward like her arms Never did any
Camille wear so many cameliias ss does
s,.f . d. hall
trail all over her and their green leaves
simmer. White satin, cut lower in the
body than the famous Cleopatra expert
ment. and pearls bigger than those in the
Princess OF Wsles's famous necklace, do
their best 10 eaptivate. but cannot please
the star gszer "a did the exquisitely sim
pie, IL costly. white Mechlin lace and dia-
mOnds OF Nine. Hsding.
But the peignoir q 'sEsnie. Cora dies in
shuging white crepe. cut DirectOire. under
/. black csshmere robe. Nine. Hading
died ia white crepe with wide sleeves
slsshed with Vslencienues. Over this
WAS loose mantle Of ivory white vigOgne
lined with cream satin. A bon OF sable
fur was hecurious accom- pam uent. Clara
Morris expires iu a white lace uegligee run
with white ribbons Cora is the more gor-
geous. Nine Hsding was the more subtly
pleasing
Julia Marlowe. the coming Mary Ander
son. has not realizing sense Of the vital
Importance of gowns. When she plays
I-ioiG in Twelfth Night" she wears the
boys costume 20 the end. She reminds
one OF talk between two theatrical folk
spropos OF play said 70 have been offered
g. Marie Nevins Blaine recently.
''It won't 90" said the knowing one.
I'm all four acts there's barely a chance
for single change OF gowns Take
Miss. now. there's = play for you
aTIisS is the child Of the Sierras. then she
comes % New York. and doesn't she put
or the style A woman don't have any
show 20 all unless she can wear gowns.
Marie " sinwrixht u more worldly wise.
She has had skirts mads for the wind up
a. FfoiG. Hamilton Bell desiE-s her cos
tunes The Fi6lG dress IS a deep red
velvet robe wish hanging sleeves, trimmed
with gold embroidery and loose front of
turquoise velvet fastened by gold clasps
A xsuze veil Is wrapped about tbe mead
.ua ft,ls 90 the shoulders
Julia Marlow's boys costume for the
part = 81 pink. blue and favn. with an
occasional thread u gold Marie Vain
wright viii wear in her coming presents-
tion jacket. veSr and CATERS of white
cloth gold embroidered. sleeves lined with
blue SILK. sa0rt white skirt. Eastsrs sash
ard gold hiited sabre in a scabbsrd OF
ivory
Ms LsngtrT sacrificed appearances gal
isntlv n the much described Lady N7c-
beth costumes She = sfsr better looking
woman la Lady ClaRcsTty." the gowns
for which hssc recently been renewed for
her SsrinS travelling season A the wife
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