The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-24

There Is nothing richer than the large
plals in harmon OBS colors, but they shoud
leused only as the foundation or ga niture
Of the costume. The eye has no rest when
wandering over lines continuous from head
tofoot. One could easily die of big plaid
COVE. Just the proper thing is ordered by
Nr;. McLain q society woman of Washing
ton, for mornings at the oriental and the
mountains. The kilt skirt Is large pllided
serge in shaded greens and rose with a line
Of god. This high note IS repeated in the
gold passamen;erie Of white vest and cuffs,
aud il the velvet bow of the reseda toque
with small dim red birds. Tho polonaise
Of reSeda serge cut away to toe hips has
long jacket fronts with plaid revers con-
Dected by a corselet with large buttons.
Ms McLain is a tall, graceful blonde and
Las ono OF the most elegant homes in Wash
ington
Ofanother style is the promenade COS
tune jusJ SUI ed TO tue superb figure of
Miss hargous, the beautiful New York
brunette. 1t is of old rose cloth VITA gar
Li,ure of white cloth embroidered in gold
and silver. h. long pointed bodice, Just
now so much affected by Worth, has a
pointed plas,r0n, revers taperiug into the
pointed girdle, and elbow cuffs of tho en-
broldery. The straight skirt caught on the
left hip by a rose velvet rosette, opens on the
liBub ONGA Wllllb Ndllll hec. "A TOSo LEU AMI
plumes complete q lovely color effect.
Olive green in felt and garniture would of
coul SO subdue the tone.
One of the best dressed women of New
\ ork is Mrs. Meyers, wife Of the we'll
known club man. Sue is petite blonde
with superb eyes and an air bien chic, and
wore the celebrated heliotrope gown at the
centennial ball. AT a September dinner at
Saratoga, was gowlIed in point Vonice
mol ~ an i, 4
monds. The novel feature was the bands Of
heiiorope ribbon with gold embroidered
lilies Of the valley Oh the hounced panel,
low corSags and sleeves, with epaulets aad
glrdie Of gold and heliotrope fringe SAITH
slippers and gold embroidered Stockings in
heliotrope.
An autumn gown for Newport is a vision
tlsunSet iad ance i'll a SKIRT of golden brow
vTeiVet en- tram and overgown of yellow Ia
dlan silk with brown silk sprlys, white lace
hIunces, the scalloped ed g, the opea sides
alo V sha ed neck. and droops from the
crow sleeves to the knees. A magnificent
ringad oriental girdle confines the loose
ron, and caps OF the same cover the sleeves
Brown salln slippers over yellow hose, and
byzantine jewelry with pe-dants graced
! Is costume at q little hop
FOR general wear the French show some
simple but charming frocks The skirts are
Us pam as pipe stem, but have style, The
DoIueied material, taken lengthwise, is adj
Jnsted without fulluess to the front and
sldes OF the foundation and is pleated at tie
oack. Or, two or three fiounces without
GATHERS from the front and sizes. TIE
walst is round, or a jacket front with
VVeS@ The least expensive of these is a
ulll red camers hair with black border
over a round waist with capped
fronts. The fronts and backs of French
round waists are seamless, and the sleeves,
NneIher coat or bishop are in endless
variety. One of the most taking is brown
chscK Volveteen, with sides of the skirt and
bottom of the jacket in squares, relieved by
ray cloth aud Stripped back velvet vest
MN mlth gut buttons. The most striking of
1'teih Is changeable effect in blue silk with
laiu narrow green stripes. The pointed
0ouice' full III frolt, has short zouave