The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-24
~oPr ABOUT FASHIONS.
c,oAKs COVERING ALL
-oNt ~ SIRE EFT GOWNS.

ole sash Still Contln ues W iOur
re H'I House Gown in Three Sec
s5-A ICY sleeves Are Growing
a' .. More Fanciful-Piumage Con-
81, ,.. to be Fashionable in Spite Of
.,duoon Society.
iae u''' fc0pur4ght0
v Ian. 2S.-At the last Sorosis
"" -. noticed and commented upon
l'as' i ,,,sllectual ladies who compose
thsi 'D' -;..tion we're clad in remarkably
is1clul ,e.s dear Marion Harland. whom
IlsIs Town and loved in all stages Of
We lA, ..,.,oe from the days when she pro-
or ems, zines 70 ease babyhood's disor-
l'a-., the later years, when her cook
d'T' " I'D story books afforded entertain
b'aS' a. soIsce for hours of industry and
hours Of ease. ,ono0ra vorno
A~ w. - che has young manner and is
Eo''l heart and so no one was surprised
Y'uDS 20, a. Sorosis in a beautiful dark
;,h fsnoiful sleeves and suspicion
gown Wv The sash was not ribbon one.
q sasu, A ~ passementerie and was put
i WSs n-9IsI shane. so that there was dig
O1in " To- II "a well as a certain amount of
Diiy aD1 IT, sleeves were very fully trimmed
style "a which stood out so as to give
vii ~ nilness to the arm. Marion's ad-
peA,'.e mi of all the good advice that
dTs' s. w. "a well how to give the young
SIC NJ and it touched upon home topics In
' ..,e Marion Hsrland way.
Ky her upon the richly cushioned
le'o,J representatives, Of all classes Of
aini ya. work and New York society.
Sea i% rere theatrical women, literary
I.S, ,S, and society women. There were
VO-o1 doctors, women lawyers and women
pn 10, No o9e suppose that these intellectual
lures who are striving TO pat life upon
,i-Sar niare. are neglectful of the con-
smsoT methods of displaying progress
va cnlture. In other words, they knew how
- .1 5-ss, well-almost to a woman.
Tho rs' beauteous and beloved Ella Dietz
clrmar who Is always remarkable for odd
ms wore one which was unusually
so,n-fnl even for this disciple OF aesthetic
So,rtv It was trained gown with plain
and a brocaded back. The sleeves
we're full, ana OF tuo eIg 10 AhO"h I'D Ao"-
Nth tight sleeves underneath. There
vas some rich old lace at the throat and
',.,,. and various ornaments odd and
p7me. for the collection OF which MRS.
Glrner is Justly famed.
'5 5tsn afternoon tea at which chocolate
20, ,sryed. however, instead of tea, the
r-stv Young hostess surprised her guests
~ sopesring in gown which might be de-
s:riboi as being in sections. The sections
Tsre dyided By q quaint kind Of Jewelry
rbl,h Is found among imported Turkish
rsre The Jewels consisted each Of a medal
l1n about the size of a nickel. Bird-like
fgpres we're outlined against them, and
t6ey we're fastened to each other with shin
i7g roso.tes. A chain Of these done in gold
and black enamel formed the outline for a
yoksupon the gown, the color of which
vgsdseD shade Of turquoise blue.
double row of the medallious led from
tbs yoke around under the side seams, and q
r0ntei glrdle OF them took the place OF a
ban. Fill open sleeves lined with shell
rink satin fell almost to the foot OK the dress,
end tie pink satin was used in the cordings
FOR The neck and sleeves.
Fancy sleeves are still very popular.
They are not pulled quite as high upon the
shoulders as they were, but they are made
10 more taucliul designs than ever.
Young Ms Aston, who is now engaged
in receiving congratulatory calls upon the
birth Of son and heir to the family OF
Asor is specially partial to very full
pulled sleeves with deep cuffs. Mrs. Astor
is VERY slender, ard the full sleeves are
quite becoming to her.
One Of the pFettiest gowns recently sent
home to this lady was of pale shade OF
hel0TOpe with train of brocaded mate
rialO the same hue. At the neck there
was deep Nandyke trimming in gold
brad and the sleeves we're likewise trimmed
With this material.
Ilecr3wnlng artistic achievement of the
gown, however, was found in the sash
VlHl vas composed of a deep shade Of
oT9sa satin. 1t was laid around the " aist
1lol' three or four deep, and huge bow
u Va fastened at the side, with long
ends hanging to the floor 1t was extremely
VGming to Its slender wearer, and Mrs
A'@' looks very interesting and very pretty
reeves her guests in her grand draw.
ilsfg with her baby near by, held il
"gHias Of white capped nurse.
rope have not yet done talking of the
6Ssnhoent trousseaI of Mrs. Marshall O.
50'erN' when she married Col. Vivian. Nc
Nv I1 r seven new clOaks were added &
a's, Roberts wardrobe, and Mrs. Roberts
issue Will continue to be- called by. hel
S.sIN1S ireads, personally superintendent
@ making Of each one.
,o aE.iS'ueged mortal who was permitted
b ,is sueSe marvellous cloaks before they
o s-u.el oeen worn by their gold-spoone1
vt iV'' gave tne palm Of beauty to that one
,, -,u was beautiful combination of darl
nL.
ssi' -N was tlght-htting and narrow In the
s %at A huge sable collar lowered NJ
ms, Tue ears of the wearer, and deer
S Iu' VI VI sable we're so adjusted to the eowI
, W.. Slen the hands were clasped the cuff,
III sgI,llel like mufP. A broad band O.
ot9. et'e1ded all the way down the from
,9S U3ak, tapering slightly at the wais
nis stV o. .le effect Of slenderness, which i
N E5I Otherwise lack.
mill rl 5s,, trimming with fur is a wonder.
n,;. S''icaIe thing to do" said a dress
siia. recently. 1T looks very simpI,
oiSe a. Is uone, but it is the highest knacl
sbmd Le e'SllaSe9's art TO put it on Just as il
'front.' ~ w. =, broad band of fur down th,
v,mon w. 'ne aress is awkward, and makes 1
sbmd lo. waist look twice as large as Il
aDi N w. roSA. narrow band looks stiugy
''StlfeS az artist.n ''' IS ~
ths bi,5 nonerts' fur cloaks are every one in
doubts nv VI artistic perfection, ard no on,
vay, sr yuT laly when she says that she al.
toais s-9 o, real artist to design he
mania far u almost venture to say that G
teason f n, wearing. fearing heads is SUI siding. Th,
tac. that oo ons conclusion is based upon tn,
how witb oIt occasionally seeing a new cloal
Vsylargou a. any fur heads at all upon it
hscoas on que clasps are used to hool
SGtn tSa nU 70 Iasten the cloak at tn
Many Of the aJorlty OF cases. but very
Closed bv Tr +aveSV importation of cloaks arr
sod eyes 1'alS oil invisible safety hook
a.: 31s Audubon people have been maxim,
tor 51 hurry and such stir in poIite Ai So