St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14

chiffon. very finely accordion pleated.
An applique of cream-coIored Isle and
lace forms the vest, and the waistband
and collar bows are of red-brown silk.
tied with pointed ends, according to
the latest Paris fashion.
A STUDY IN CINNAMON.
Mrs. T. Suffern Taller, who was love-
ly Maude LoriHard, has chosen to wear
to church today a gown of mauye silk
combined with cinnamon-brown trans
parent crepon. The short mauve and
pink silk lining shows a CLEAN of color
through the skirt and sleeves of the
brown, and the waist is of mauve-col-
ored silk covered with plated black
chiffon, striped with narrow riff1es of
black edging. The crush collar and belt
are Of mauve velvet. which match in
shade the numerous pIumes which
constitute the sole trimming of the big
picture nat OF cin1amon-coloreds straw.
QUAINT AND DEMURE.
Demure as the lilies and sweet as the
V1olets she wears in the belt of her soft
gray gown will Miss Elsie CleWs look
as she walks down the avenue to her
elaborate home in Thirty-fourth street
after the Easter services are done.
Her bonnet of white Leghorn is very
quaint, and no one except a beauty
with Saint-like face should try to
nave one like it. The trimming is Of
rosy mauve chiffon, lots and lots of
the filmy stuff punched into the great
fluffy bows in front and in the broad
StreamerS which tie under the deli
cately rounded chin. Roses and
punches of lilac blossoms and filmy lace
finish this perfect poem of bonnet
DRESDEN CHINA BUTTONS.
Miss Annie Corbin, whom rumor says
is soon to be princess, chose the new
est of all new colors for her Easter
gown-an ochre brown which has
dash of yellow in 1t. The exquisitely
fitting skirt is perfectly plain, and the
waist is simply trimmed for these days
of elaborate and motley combinations
The broad revers, which open from
vest of finely plated chiffon of
pale yellow tint, are of deep red
brown velvet, and the narrow belt,
with its pointed ends at the back,i of
the same dark velvet. Daintily paint
ed Dresden China buttons with little
Brownies repeted on each one finish
the corsage and beautify the very
full-puffed sleeves. The toque, which
sets well back on her golden hair,
is an airy-fairy combination of red
brown tulle, pleated into aigrettes, and
two Mercury wings of golden filigree.
The gloves and boots are of the beau
tfful red-brown color.
QUEEN OF PARADE.
The queen OF the Easter pageant Is
Mrs. Fred Gerhard as she walks home
from church with her handsome hus-
band. Her gown is of black silk, with
punches of violets tied with delicate
velvet ribbons scattered oyer the
cleaning surface. The blouse waist
is of violet velvet, striped with mar
row lines of black. The sleeve just
reaches the elbows. where it is finished
with a cuff of black satin and large
button framed in enameled violets
Loops of black satin ribbon are fas.
tened to the shoulder by another OF
the jeweled buttons.
The yoke of black satin forms a
deep square sailor collar in the back,
and is edged all around with a ruch>
ing of black lace. Two stole-like pieces
of the striped silk are fastened just
under the yoke with two of the beau
tiful buttons. The long gloves are OF
black kid, which is favored at the mo-
ment above suede, and the toque is OF
black-jetted wings and aigrettes of
violets and leaves.
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll looks I'M