The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-28
THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
Sheeny Moonlight EfleCCS are Sought
Alter in The Evening Robe.


/ 1t is Satin Ssason-It is Also Bro
caded Velvet and a Gauzy Season.
The colors for Evening Wear-Two of
the New Costumes.
New Yerk, Get. BIT was by the sad
sea waves that the wsmsn of fashion
caught the IDEA. Sad sea waves are an
unfortunate subject On chilly autumn
days; and we won't linger with them lon
ger than to discover our subject. These
analytical says, as you are no doubt
aware, we never introduce a subject
without considering first, the nature of
the particles of matter whence it sprung;
then we go on to the conception Of the
tnlng under consideration; and, finally
II there - time, TO the object itself
So picture for yourself one moment if
you nave on a good warm dress and
heaVy steamer shawl, sitting by the sea
waves already referred to. 1t is a beau
utul moonlight night in midsummer You
are looking pensiyely at the effect of the
moonlight on the waves. Those waverina
shimmering cleaning and melting effects
charm you. You think, how fascinating
II all Is! How beautiful and then YOU
sign, ana fall into revery. Then you be-
sih TO envy the ocean and to wonder why
mere Is such a prodigalty of loneliness
mere ana such dearth of it among the
produce it, ~
NOW the critical moment approaches.
you reel something stir within YOU. You
are conscious that you are not aware
What 1t is that moves you that STRUGGLES
70 escape! You wait moment and then.
WI w an il eIlort' 1t has broken loose, and
sOdrs from you in all its beauty 1t Is
an luea! 1t has taken shape and Won looJ,
upon ana love 1t. 1t is all your own but
| you are not going to keep it; it is far too
precious a thing to be hidden away in
DARKNESS: You bring it forth and show it
| to your friends. -
ana this is what your idea reveals n
you. Copy the ocean. Take lessons from
nature Would you shine even az II
| uoes Clothe yourself, then. like INTO ~
| ana you DO You wait, like the ocean nm
~ me evening shades begin to fall Then
you produce your oceanic, moonlight ef
! iects' Your friends and fashion have
! smiled kindly upon your idea ana ii az
| nave no difficulty in CARVING II ont w.
| take rich, heavy satin, a cbangea HE
one-t is a combination of sea foam, end
SiIVef unts-ocean and moonligbt-and A.
summers softly beneath your touch Yo,,
o1tSH ~ up with gauze that is touched
s,a 80, SiiVer threads. You add your gauze
siSe'e puIIs, your touch of rniroir So
foam velvet, and there you arel A flI1
HHheht or your summer dreams n MET,
cIoudy cleaning lovelness all at onca
p ms may or may not be the true tho
| DRY OF now satin and silver came 70 h.
10 IoIr rect thlng for evening wear. Rut
De that as 1t may, l am assured unor a.
| highest authority that this viii be a. elle
an thlhgs satin year; and a cbangaablo
sdIih year at that. But no brilliant 60,
lIastlhg e1ects for evening dresses Most
"a Tue uhts' green, blue and cerfse are
t 1ohed by silver or other subdued. SHADE
Iney are combined with velvet rich ooi1+
chiffon, and pearly and steel poiiI''
All white gowns will also he a foot,,,,o
oL evening wear. Not in satin, of course
since the bride claims this Rut in 49,
| novelty silks. that are difficult n AZ
scrloe-some have grenadine and brocado
| $3.50 ,tss, otners basket weaves and satinv
mowers others in the closer cords All
| are very handsome, and are briehtenad
! py uhy silver strands that run +broueb
| rms material often makes an entire even.
| ing wrap. The satin duchesse and the bro-
caues are also very popular Figures in
me latter are inclined to be somewhat
larger than those of last winter although
| 1t IS sun the fine patterns that good taste
| selects. White MORE antiques make bard0
| some dinner gowns
Next to the white and silver effects law
! ender claims popular favor. It is worn n
| great deal in the senechaI silks, which
are woven in fine. subtle cordings that
| are scarcely distinguishes
! For dinner gowns and stately, reoar
lions the more brilliant broo7des are
| worn Or damask of light color is ef
fecuvely copbined wit black velvet. The
new damasks have stripes Of fine Leaf
| patterns set between those of plain satin
| Where the trimmings is velvet, the entire
| back of the skirt may be made of n.
pleatngs or velvet loops. hung with let
trim the front, and the corselet and sleeve
puffs are also OF velvet.
All velvet gowns made very simpIv
are worn at the theater and the dinner
These, however, have high .corsages. and
put little trimming. They are not necesseri-
! ~ in sober black but often in the brilliant
fashionable shades.
These gorgeous gowns cost a prettv
penny, Even those plain satins are 50
a yard and the brocades start at two
and stop at ten
The simpler and younger girl, however.
has no need for satin and brocade For
her there are all of the delicate gauges and
MEETINGS and grenadines. True. she needs
a silk or a satin foundation; but it need
not be of the S3-a-yard variety If she
| doesn't feel that she can afford even n
cheap satin, a fine quality of the material
known as farmers satin will produce a
binary satin.
The shot effects are carried out eyon
IN chinons and grenadines. There is a
pretty shot grenadine with marble effect
wide costing but a dollar a yard. that
makes up charmingly. You can get it in
many dainty combination. There are
also the black grenadines. in combined
MORE and brocade effects, frightened with
tiny sprays in white and green.
There is simple white grenadine, with
me satin stripe running through, very
Wiae, Tor Woo yard. Moussellne de
sole is always dainty and fresh, and has
small figures Of the color of the ground
The thin silk crepes make lovely dancing
gowns; and liberty gauze, a new material
IN any pale, pretty tint is both delicate
and easonable-costing in double width
81 a yard
The novelty stripped crepes are more ex.
pensiVe. There is a stripe of crlnllle
and plain stripe dotted with flowers
There are also other white grenadines
| with brocade effects and small boouets
All OF the GAUGES make up well espec.
any when accordion pleated from TOP
to bottom-a fancy which stiI prevails
for the young girls dancing gown