Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Skirts are now made with seven
widths at the very least-four at the
back. two a, the sides and one in the
front. Fifteen yards OF single width
goods are sufficient for modern dress
saw very pretty gown the other
day at one of the big shops. 1t was
mnie Of silver gray India silk OF very
fine quality The skirt was trimmed
with three narrow ruffles; the drapery
was very long and full, the softness of
the material allowing such fullness;
the waist was made with pleated front
and the center of the back have fve or
six rows of shirring From one side
came 3 band of ponit-de-chene. snd from
the other shoulder came two rows Of
olive green velvet ribbon pinned at tho
shoulder and waist with ros.stes OF tho
same. The full shirrsd waists are very
popular for thin goods ssd very becom-
ing TO slender figures. Another pretty
one il Of blue net over surah. The waist
was made of the surah and its trimmings
was broad rad plaid ribbon. The rib
bon started a little below the collar in
the back where it WAS laid In soft
pleats. The front crossed in surplice
STYLE and then were twisted about the
waist and tied al the back in full bow
and ends Il gave the effect of an entire
plaid bodice and q dash Of color to an
otherwise very quite gown. That sor.
OF waist trimming woula be very efec-
tive tn a gown whose waist had already
dons service and was ;hs worst for
wear
Cunging skirts ars very much worn,
sad if the material Is heary sre neither
trimmed nor drapsd Flowsred silks.
With the towers IN their natural color
and size. are used in the plain and close
fitting skirts They sre trimmed with
rose plsstinzs or tiny ruf7ss Every
thing depends upon the A. Of these
skirts ard thers should not BE
wrinkls in the front or side bresdths
one Of our swell nan drsssmaksrs has
be.n making a neat tailor gown for a
young woman who Will travel this sun
uer. The material vas grsyish blue
cloth striped With threads of dark blue.
Over the hem IF The plain skirts there
wsr. three rows ~ narrow blue cloth.
stitched On Ike braid III. iscket bod
lee opened ppon = vsst of plain bias
,losh. An exscs counterpart Of this
gown wss made in Enslsnd for one of
ths Enslish prin-e<ses. Ofcourss every
thinz depends uPon sas cut Of tn.
gown
Helen Da1vrsv ward -ss outths ether
day in wrap "a remarkable So hero
personality. It wss made of black
chantiliy lscs and vslvst II fact is
wss al ace except ths ovsrsleev-s
The lsss vas fuu. 'front.' - back. and
from the r7dsr srn seams csns velvet
bon waiek eoran.d ths frl nsss st
tas wsfst where it tsd in io1z rocrs
a-5 sn5s The wrsp hs5 long ls.s tabs
which were finished ~ -1t steel
fringe The Me5iei colsr wss - vss-
zee ard che frout vas fastened - tvs
ta-fsrns steef ,-rs--srtr Tie h.---
ter sf -ae vrsr was trimmed rftt
stesl sriranirz sud frfars.
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essa-nrra IN .r@ af rs nsw a. ~ ~ e
r-een rhs p 1.ess fronts ~a-a fztt-
II Ssth s-sS e. t1e raek sri wsist. fsss-
snans AWE big ID rhs rghr s nd
tri-l-se with ar, taus T1s ssek ~as
rizAs Ettlns. the salnses - the skirt
beng p $3.50 ~ ~fth fonr h,x risirs
Ths fal Sigst sleeves rs~s -r-srn ed
vlth tas arpGaas A p.-ates psasi r.
ies II 6oTn rhs rizht aae trinzed