The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-11
EVENING COSTUMES.
/ some ar the Models Perfected Under the
Direction OF Worth.


some ar the Models Perfected Under the
Direction Of worth.
Worth makes most elaborate Empire
gowns Of green and rose, together with
sash OF white MORE ribbon and
fall Of white lace around the neck.
Milliners' folds OF satin. made in she
old-fashioncd Kay. are revival Of
Worth's for trimming tulle gowns ~
well as for There Of heavier fabrics.
rows Of these srd folds in clusters OF
four or five being placed across the
front and back breadths Of tullc. in one
notable instance rose-colorcd folds
crossing the pals green tullc skirt.
The sides Of this skirt are each COW
cred BY lcngthwisc breadth OF rose
satin brocaded along one selvage with
| white flowers and green laurel leaves.
while other smaller figures. with the
characteristic primness Of Empire de-
signs, are scattered about The sell
wage OF this fabric is left in full view
| down the front edge in the way Paris
modistes delight in. Green satin dark
or than the tulle skirt forms the round
bodice, which laces behind and Is cut
in square tabs along the back and sides
Of the waist. while the MORE ribbon
sash crosses the front widely at the
waist line and hangs in two fiat ends
to the foot The front Of this low
waist j. turned back IN short broad
rovcrs OF the green satin to disclose
other rcvcrs OF the embroidered pink
satin. while white silk muslin is placed
soft and full in the middl0of the front,
supporting a jabot Of Nechlin lace
similar to that which i turned down
in a pleatcd frill all around the neck.
The short sleeves have also rcvcrs at
their tops holding the lace, and are
very high i'm effect.
Soft white silk brocadcd In Louis
XVI. lowered stripes separated by
oid-rosc or yellow stripes Of pcau de
sole or armure are also made up in
evening dresses. and they have either
a dcmi-train or else \ very short full
train Of four straight brcadths. White
Sicilienne silk fronts placed flat in the
skirts Of these rich brocadcs are en-
broiderel across the foot in a fcstooncd
border. and the silk itself is cut out in
graceful scallops. Sometimes the EN-
, broidery runs up the front in stripe
beginning quite wide between the fes
|. toons. and tapering narrow TO the top
[. Pale green satin fronts with scallope'
foot have a Marie Antoinctte design
in crystal beads. a white satin from
breadth is wrought with fcstoons IL
silver. and the shaped side brcadth'
have narrow border down them o
the silver embroidery. Such fronts
are used with rich gray brocadet
satin train Of stripes, only two in |
breadth. separated By gros graiI
: stripes. Wide folds Of gray velve
! edge the side breadths their entir,
length. These velvet folds lcngthwis'
on the sides are a feature OF brocadet
skirts. as yellow velvet folds nsed
! down the side breadths Of a yellow bro
! cadcd satin train. while the from
|, breadth i Of white tulle crossed will
/ yellow satin folds Of the narrow kline
. already noted as millincrs' folds. 9th
ef fronts OF skirts are mace OF VIII
lisse strewn all over with small EN-
broidercd flowers. and narrow I'm
!, pirc border on one sewage. or else tn
= lssn Is wrought all over in long leaf de
: signs done in button-holc stitch. Othe
lissc fronts are narrow stripes wrough
with slender vine in colors alternat
: ING with narrow lace stripes.
! White undrcssed kid gloves are wor
: with these Empire gowns tied at the TO
with ribbon around the arm. and III
a light tan gloves are also still used
i while gray gloves are necessary for tn
many gray toilcttes now worn OF tulle
Il Sicilicnne or brocade. ne slipper
usually match the gloves. and ar
+. either OF Suede kid or else OF the mate
a rial OF the dress, with square buckl
e OF brillants. The Empire fan Is 9
gauzc, with a border Of ribbons paint
p cd in gay colors. or else the gay stripe
n are lengihwisc along the slender sticks
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