Telegram-herald., 1891-03-20

Q year ago, have been considered vulgar
profusion. Tailor-made gowns. always
remarkable for their absolute simple
bottom of the skirt with gold or silver
braiding. Mctal clasps and girdle
arc upon the bodice. Very deep
rassementerie, profusely studded with
colo-cd stones, trims the hem ofmany
tailor-made skirts and shoulder pieces
of the passeInenterio are brought down
the sides of the bodice zouave-like to
meet the passementerie girtile.
d very forest of fancy pins is seen.
Two are used TO fasten the high collar
Ono Il heart composed Of three moor
stones in cut silver setting. The other
Is flower, 4 cut silver daisy. perhaps, or
apansy in amethysts and gold. Gold and
silver are frequently intcrcommirgled
A gold prongcd pin is seen with silver
head. Amber and gold are still favor
lite combination.
All the small vegetables, such as peas
In the pod, beans, tiny lettuce leaves,
small beets and miniature sprays of cell
cry stalks with futed gold tops arc seen
upon hats and Mt the necks of gowns.
There arc many people who consider
such display vulgar, and who will wear
nothing OF the sort even in the house,
much less upon the street, but even
these are yielding 10 the craze for bril-
liants to such an extent as to permit:
themselves To wear ieweled flowers,
lily -of-the-valley roses in tinted coral
and tiny forgct-me-nots
A certain headdress seen at the Aston
Willing wedding was composed Of a
crown OF jeweled forgct-me-nots. II
was very high in front, towering above
the front OF the head at least four
inches. II gradually tapered toward
the back ending in a single spray of for
get-mc-nots back of the couture.
Pale green and pink make q favoritc
combination. A beautiful evening
gown shows pale pink ground upon
which are green chestnuts outlined in
their burrs. From the point of the low
bodice down 10 the bottom Of the skirt
extends a panel of green velvet which
tapers In at the waist, becoming scarce
ly more than half an inch wide. Jew
eled passemeuterie extends down each
side Of the velvet panel. The sleeves
are IT chiffon caught into puts with
bands of psssementerie.
A French evening gown lately I'm
ported Ia white satin in material
trimmed with white feather trimming
to four deep vandykes. Feather trim
ming is used around the neck. upon the
elbow sleeves and II outlines the
pointed bodice and panier drsperies
The paniers and the train are in white
fglreI arnure royale. White net
heavily beaded with cut silver heads is
draped over the white satin bodice. The
backs II The gloves are stitched with
silver cord A silver ornament is used
ia the eoifarc
An exquisitelv pretty evening bosics
Is n pink satin. Heavy broeade is fas.-
ened a. one shoulder, forming puff.
from whence il IL brought down TO
make drapery 81 front and back Ths
edge Of the drap~-y ia trimmed with
sable. On the other shoulder no putting
Is allowed. but. in place * il. are two
white satin ribbons snuglv drawn over
she shoulder Across the uprer arm a
jeweled aTuulst and below IL = a
hard and bow II white satin ribbon
An ene~nsoas pink feather fan with sil-
yer sticks accompanies this bodice ard
silver comb with amber tcp. The
skirt : simply uns6e - pink satin With
sshee band md brocssed train