The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-22

princess front, (which falls straight from
the neck and pbuttons at one side. Then
you will see that the high collar Of velvet
turns over and that the sleeves have big
loose velvet cuffs.
Next see list dainty figure clad in
pale gray that has a Diagonal white thread
running over It. The skirt has a border of
white cloth at the feet, and the corsage is
white also, confined with high belt OF the
gray. Over the corsage hangs a pretty
To- SO cane Of gray, bOrdered with white.
Ii doesn't quite meet in front, aud the col
lar Of 1t falls over considerably, cut in a
uretty pointed fashion. The cape has a
loose, cay way Of falling over the shout
dess and away from the front that is very
fascinating, and which shows. to-, the scar
let satin lining beneath.
Next In hne comes a younger girl, clad
IN most severe garment-at least it would
severe II it were not made Of such a
pretty red cloth. Over skirt OF red cloth,
bordered with black velvet, falls long,
straight cape, slightly full over the
shoulders, and standing sufficiently apart in
front TO show tight-titting piece belted in
with more black velvet. Revers that are
very wide at the shoulders narrow as they
descend and fall even to the edge of the
long cape, both back and front, all plain,
save for two Sits in the revers over the
arms. So far over the shoulders do they
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cape.
But see farther on dainty lady, that
looks very well in her green cloth gown.
I'm afraid she isn't SO simple as the Others =,
however, for the fur that trims her skirt.
and the gold and green passementerie that
folds In long, slender band from her
shoulder almost TO her feet, at tue right
side do not look unassuming Then, too,
there's wide bodice belt Of this passe-
menterie, ana there are great velvet pulled
sleeves, So. Pm afraid, she hal no right to
stand among this group.
And I'm little in doubt about the last
figure, too. She Is dressed so tastefully.
however. that | must describe her. Her
skirt of big plaid, wood color and green, cut
diagonally, is trimmed with very narrow
edge of marabout. Every skirt has fur
edge Of some sort, or feather trimming
green mousseline de sole chemisette runs
under a high velvet belt OF very dark green,
and a short Figaro jacket of plain cloth
falls over, also edged with marabout. The
sleeves are very pretty-they have just n
small over puff OF plaid, and the rest Of the
sleeve is black velvet.
From gauze overdresses for evening wear
we step naturally into exquisite lace drap-
cries. Backs OF gowns are made entirely of
finest point, spreading out III long, round
train. One must match the lace in sleeves,
shoulder. mantle and handkerchief to have
il complete. Is it costlya Yea. verify, but
II you have a gown so adorned be sure 1t is
the very latest.
. slippers are attracting more attention
again. We generally order pair made for
each gown, from the same material as forms
our dress. We may add fur edge, chou
Of velvet at the tin, diamond bvckle, or a
bit OF pearl passementerie. High house
slippers are very pretty and comfortable in
pink or other pale colored quilted satin,
heece-lined and edged with white swans
down. EVA A. SCHUBERT.