Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-09

Rigzag pattern in hercules braid. The skirt
was cut circular and stood out as if faced
with crinoline. There was a coat with a
luted skirt, trimmed in the same manner
with rather narrower braid. The coat fas-
tened diagonally and had Il vest and in
croyable revers of thick white satin, and
all edges were outlined with the same but
narrower braid. There was a rundown col
lar, and there were deep cuffs of the satin.
Altogether this was a very handsome out
fit. 1t was imported.
At the same house they showed another
gown that was remarkable among many.
This was of figured French delaine. Two
shades of green were woven in the goods,
and the figure was composed Of wavy lines
of black. The skirt was cut straight around
and plated in. On the right side it was cut
up in q graceful scallop about a foot, over
an underskirt of ivory white broadcloth.
The full basque coat was turned back and
faced with the cloth. There was a white
vest with green revers, and to the coat it.
self there was a wide rolling collar. The
gigot sleeves were sprung at the bottom and
had a sprung white cuff below the green.
With the prune costume wa a tiny bon
net with bows of two shades of heliotrope
velvet, with a black osprey aigret in the
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with a fiat, round black chip hat, trimmed
with jet windmill wings and pink asters.
In another fashionable emporium" {
found two other gowns quite as stylish as
the two before mentioned. One was a
twilled serge cashmere Of gendarme blue,
with black surface twill. The skirt was
slightly draped across the front and was
folded in at the sides half way down the
skirt. Down each seam reaching quite to
the knees were black silk cords ending in
small piquets. In the back the skirt hung
in trumpet plaits. The waist was simple,
but very effective, having the upper front
cut away guimpe fashion over a yoke of
chamois leather. This had a narrow en-
broidery in three shades of brown. There
was a belt of the same embroidered in a
similar manner The sleeves were pulled,
but not very large. Tan gloves and a fiat
chip hat trimmed with blue ribbon, a gold
buckle and black aigret completed as hand
some All outfit as will be seen on Easter
morning.
The other costume was more elaborate
and was of heliotrope peau de sole. The
skirt was accordion plated. Over this was
a tablier overskirt richly drapeQ and bor-
dered by maize and white brocade cut ~
very deep points, which We're in turn seal
Hoped out in other points, giving the whole
somewhat the effect of lace. The corsage
was made seamless in front and fastened
under the green satin drapery, which eS.
tended partly down the waist, ending un.
der windmill bows. There was a cape col
lar of green satin and a chokero of the same.
The sleeves were balloon, with the o
part accordion plated. There were jockeys
of the brocade. The hat to be worn with
this is of heliotrope satin straw, turned off
the face and trimmed with black tips, a
green rosette in front and a low drapery of
green velvet around the crown.
This is by no means the end of the list of
gowns shown as newest and prettiest. An.
other had the front breadth in printed