The morning call., 1891-03-01

girl. It was q dark blue, smooth-hnlshe.4i,
cloth. with a deep band of chamols ciotn
about the bottom. Big daisies had Oeen'cl'g
out of the chamois and these were seatteleu.
over it. some venturing above and Over lh iI-
ping the blue. She had chamOlS plo"'O
we'll strewn with daisies.
The other frock was silver gray, heavilE
corded cloth, worn by beautiful Wh!5e-
haired woman with pink cheeks ana, ,IHe
freshest of complexities. The LOUIS A.
coat was tIig with pockets and pearl put
tons, and opened on waistcoat OF SILVER
silk, brocaded with spots of white, making Il
combination as effective to the eye as IL Is
simple and unimpressive in description.
Its Wearer wore also a low bonnet oil SILVER
lace, embroidered with soft pink roses, the
color of her bushes.
=; As likable as either of these, perhaps, was
frock of duh pale gold chevOt embroidered
=exquistely with silk of a darker shaue
picked out with gold. The foureau SKIRT
went with & bodice whose fullneSS was
drawn to a point in front and cut sduarely
off behind. Beneath it were set Jacket
pieces, and these and the yoke and the eui1S
of the high sleeves were wonderfully
wrought with embroidery. The dull gold
E hat had garniture of silk AMI flowers. :. :.
is it of use to try TO say word about uhe
parasolS? They are as indescribable az
summer clouds, and about as unsubstautlaf..
they are very large this year and they lIaye
eled. Some are egg-Sha"ed and; some Hare
quite like umbrellas; these stattmGnts:are
more or less pFosy and definite, bui when; y
comes to the coverings, then toss up~ sauZe
and Jewels and imagine them floating In: a !.
ClearyellUw crepe-S. one example, embr0.d-
cred in gold floss with daisies. with rucheS
Of crepe festooned from point to point, and
deep double crepe fiOunceS depending.
Crepe rosettes bury the stick point where
-it:pr0jects from>tlie canopy: -. -:
T. White gauze is another gossaller example.
A bread geld band hrs been woven in tInSel
threads into the substance. andthis circles Il
III fest0onS caught up with square bows and
:festoonS. From point to point droop lace
tl0unces; = $3.50. -: = :
= third canopy Is Of pale Lavender crepe.
THE violets with WHICH it is dotted haYe;cos
many. a weary week in their:em bIolderY,
Crepe ruches run down each rib and about
the:circle:is deep Nandykep ointings Below
the ruchings are triple crepe tiouncings. -.
a black cause paTasOl sclmlllateS WIFE
gold: butterflies. One OF scarlet crepe IS
covered with jet flowers, whose hearts arc
:garnetS. One great cloud-gray, misty rool
Of gauZeis built, So to speak, IN two, st0rlts
aruche circling il, then another al loWel
level, and then hounclngs below all, dotted
|. with pearls - r.. r. r.
There are paraso'S with as many skirts n:
one has TO tulle ball gown. Some of these
are powdered with .spangles. One has rows
OF gold-wrought flowers radiating from the
point Of:the suck down the ribs and through
the middle of the panels. All arc bright and
fairy-lfke as flowers and-as short-lived.
To live up to one of them while 1T blossoms
might be an esthetic task worthy the bes!
efforts f.ont's wardrobe, ..,,,,
:; never.go to matinee, but did see lhe
School. Tor ScamdaI" at Days of an after
noon. There are some amazingly fine bro
:.cadc frocks init, one of them of lusciou:
apricot silk. with large feather figures IL
pale gold; : >.,.:, ELLEN osborn.