The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
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In no other kind Of toilette 10 the
line 80 clearly drawn between what Is
SUITABLY. FOR ma;rons and maids as in
evening gowns. In both the style Of
making aud the choice Of materials
The rich stand alone silks and sa;ins.
the stately brocsdes with their grscc-
iul Ponpadour designs on pale Wat
icau sinis. the heavy pushes and
LYONS velvet. in rich aud rAr- shades
are for mairon. only; for their dAnSh-
ters there i. . wonderful variety o!
airy fairy fabrics essentially yos;hsul
in eNec, velveis are sometimes used
In combination with lighter material
for the costumes OF young ladies.
Among the delicate fabric. for e
Ing gowns. the striped and figured
gauzes. the spangled and beaded ,ullc-.
ne,s. etc. nothing IL nor elegant than
the embroidered India musiins.
These mad. up In conjunction With
some OF the sol, shirnmer!ng corded
silks. such a- gros de Lyon and french
faill.. or with peau de sole Of . CORE
spending shade are always charming.
When the embroidery OF these beau
tiful sheer muslins Is iutcrminglcd With
heads. pearls. or self color. . more
dressy effect 10 produced: the corsaSs
II then decorated with pAssemen,erios
embellished with beads 10 match
All ~ the delicate shAdes Arr worn
for evening dresses. bu; white and yell
low certainly predominant. All shades
81 yellow. from the pAle-t primrose.
maize And apricot TO the deepcs; orange
and copper dyeA
White and gold combined h ex-
tremely fashionable for all kinds Of
house gowns. whether Of wool Or silk.
or Of the incr fabrics for full dress
There is sufficient variety 10 the style
OF making house and evening gowns.
but all conform in some degree To the
two prevailing fashions. the Dirccicire
and Empire. All. however. arc but
modified limitations: and zone might
be- called composite. n the gown shows
accumulation Of both, while the sleeves
arc Of the .lxahod Italian style or that
OF some remote era Skirts should
hang in plain. straigh, folds or be very
slightly draped.
II. for a very slight figure an attempt
AT n houHant effect Is made IL should he
done by the hand Of IN artistic only.
The newest house gowns for young
ladies are demi-,rAined. falling on the
aoOr three inches NJ the side and six At
back; the full breadth oi the princess
back shirrod or snock.d 10 the
pointed bodice /, 10 in the training
md decoration Of the cOrsAge that In
genuity and love OF variety find ex.
preston. A!mos; any style or arrange
ment OF folds and trimming. almost
any shade Of sleeve or collar tina, H.. ai
the same time. picturesque. graceful
and becoming. may be readily adopted.
The round cut bodice. Jus, covering the
tips Of the shoulders. seems 10 be the
favOrite for evening gowns. but some
Of the newes; gowns are cut square.
with the perennial Mtdici collar. ~
universally becoming. hence perennial.
The sleeve worn with n decoliete oDr-
sage may reach "a the elbow or he .
mere strap across the shoulder under .
knot Of ribbon or bunch Of flowers
The short-waisted dresses which
Aa..,, q ~ k.r. 4. ,v f0e v,.plrts-
are made to look 80 by the Empire
sash which Is carried twice around tn.
waist; they are sometimes arranged "a
have a peaked effect back and front
and are tied in y loose kno, n little "a
the left Of the front
A beautiful evening dress for q
young lady has . full skirt Of white
spSngled tulle over a pesticox, Of white
aatin: over this fall two square panels
OF ivory white peau do sole embroid-
cred in gold; the beautifully Tilted
! princess back IL Of the pcaa de sole
demi-trAined: the front Of bodice
draped on one side with the spangled
net. on the other with folds Of the pcau
de sole embroidered With gold. A
bunch Of small ostrich tips frosted
with gold on the right shoulder. the
same in hair. which 10 done in the
Recxmier style. a fan Of ostrich
feathers. with gold sticks. white saiin
shoes with gold heels. and long gloves
Of the palest tan cOmpietethis exquis.
ite ensemble. -Ladies' Home Journal.