The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08
oIAN OF FASHION.
..cwwxxrs FOE LUNCMEs
nwxWRGN THE ACTS.
z. ee % Get Esea VITA Tbe1-
= eeeepGs whe Leave neF THREE
- N Evensng-9o0e ksw
$500 ygafsts With an1 With
- nneakess-New g1eae Sss Stsex
I = C~s~ws q The season.

6e0goC010go - The Dsosoos
..f ~ By the Bacheiier Syndicate
-nasexs OF . New York rhearer
g. - nucu q plan 10 give ladies In the
5S-~ eou,eshinG to zmuse Themselves
S~@een the acts. No doubt there
-. for argument as to whether IL 10
~-.ry for anybody to have anything
-. q these snort Intervals. but 1T
81 = q only fair that ladies'. who ell
- ocasthute the otgzess half OF ssse
- rsrs Of an audience. should have
81 .,eetuntfy 10 get even with the es-
SsssE - tezyc them three times during
~. .e.rlnx 10 soosfe their overwrougsst
I'D. w{th cigarette or something. A.
= $500 Of ladies' who partake openly
n - rafresi1ment h still very iinnised.
- g - excuse for iady's leaving he-
-. = IL sheafer after she has once TAX
- = e the Beginning OF the performance
- eome decor Gus deiicacy. with an
zsSvsunity and = place 10 eat IL. be pro-
u - coassderats parties In power.This
~ sSeeety what me Nov York managers
- 49,.
- - main door of their theater
- ~ have opened . private cafe.
- iax1ses can refresh themselves
- men are euOkHt& ucfoW~ iHs15
80 81 sorfs OF dainty deitcactes 10 tempt
- snceftue, such as salads. cold birds.
z-s2ssftes. crabs. oysters. ices. pastry.
1nGee. soda and lemonade.
N = hought that this innovation VIII
sre very popular and win be adopted
- s1ooaxefs throughout the country. The
~ 4 likely to be agreeable 10 both
- and gentlemen; TO the former. be-
.Sxro a the reasons already gwen: 10
~ 1nffer. because even light lunch par
6Sen 81 during the progress OF the per-
nnce il sure to appease the after
80 appetite. and thus do away with
7a 1apenssve supper that puts play going
U6o6 ne reach of 80 many
6she tdea should be generally adopted.
Z Ooud be very good thing for man
@nea because the necessity OF shortening
"A mfervais between acts would not be
- nEe<rt and the expense of operating
Gnse would consequently be greatly
- whatever developments may follow
- heesuning In enfr'acte refreshments.
20 lrW trial has been all that could be
uerted. Ladies' left their seats t.midly.
= nut--then with more confidence. after
- discovered that the cafe rssembied
"a ordinary club or tea. until the other
- the refreshment room was filed with
tonahly dressed women who seemed TO
- this new lease OF life.
n stves one q chance to shake the
onk,es out Of ones skirt. which three
kun Of constant sitting usually brushes
nnpjeseiy" was the comment made by
- u ne ladies who was slipping tea in
! y aeu cafe.
nm the appearance OF tfne ladies who
IRA prnsent, II would seem that they are
Ehd1ke1 10 take advantage OF the oppor-
|tso1p % wear their pretty clothes where
Aen = plsce to show them OF TO bet
II e1pnutAge than sitting cramped and
Nuo61 jn . narrow seat. with no excuse
- 1mSing e.
~ 6ancy waists worn with plain
1Ixn we're the characteristic costumes.
- y no rse OF trying TO get rid OF
&te - separate waist or the separate
1T They are too convenient and tide
II ever too many difficulties 20 be BAN
- from our wardrobe.
kreat many OF the new waists are
~ Of plain saik seiied with chiffon or
1uneiine de sole a pale blue enc al
= cafe bad simply 4 tight lining OF silk
osh tho mousseisne shirred and draped
~ t. The sleeves were the kind that
~ called Marie Antolnette. though X
y famous qeeen ever wore all the yari-
- Of costume which are attributed to
- sne would have had to live many
c1ro years than historians have recorded.
- latest OF her sleeves lis shirred all
y way up the upper and under seams.
NJ little tuck of material running
q ihe inside seam. At the shoulder
lk.s Is little double pun
5Ro other waists. conspicuous among
- tea-drinkers. were made with jack
~ In one OF them hgsro is sug-
psted BY ar arrangement of black satin
hsefs extending across the back. on
ea;rh was gathered dounce of Lace
t<sked with tiny silver spangies. A
Fsse Of tulle passed around the waist
~ below the girdie. The stock collar
ttfealed the design OF the girdle. The
Hssses were entirely OF brocaie. hitting
~ arm closely from wrist TO shoulder
Da9
The other Jacket was of the Louis XIV.
We sAosing that Etons and figures
sasa sc driven the popular waist of last
s.masr our Of existence. II was mad.
Aeck satin. antique. with revers Of
tase esecate IN floral design OF an
u1n embroidery eolors. Fancy reveTs.
he WY. are stun very rntssn worn.
- ssf pieces made up OF white satin
Fasisresi with pearls and other Jewels
aeing aoid 10 decorate elegant hoxiices.
80 osdcs which we are discuss
nad These rvvers slashed IN two
ssss making three points IN each. In
WE was Saft blouse OF the hrocasfe.
ssFiy ranees'ed sita a fail OF Eonitcn
The high collar was made OF bro
as. nee and black satin. which suggests
- remarks uroa tho subject OF col
hrs IN general.
here - runner that we shall socn
esdsses with nscks slightly low IN
- ~
nature Wal permit. and are then built
~ ~ angie BY means Of wired iaees
90 Sun ribbons. There ~ Just room
ssa TO allow a woman IA avail her
- y Ger sacred privilege 81 talking all
NSass te. and then tire imprisonment
~sas-tmreSiiateiy behind the jaw
a. instruments used are wired tabs %
s@o On each sia-.--bent 10 stand an
s1rs. then out. for wnfnsa must
- Wei IA make others listen
- s1ssssi ecs af RIBBON finishes tho hack
sesaaE. which may be made az rib
ace az seIses.
s<&s collar for evening wear Is
- " waite ribbon, with four loops a.
r standing Up side hv side around
sSs 81 tae neck. In the same way
49,. aA's ~ Lace. which have been de-
49, Around sAe lower edge ~ sh,.
| ~ = seNs>a shaped lace collar about
-. Aeaes wide. which hangs in two
- e zach side OF the front
nS~.- ssAsn"n aud Duchess Aacc make a
~. summation sor tteat~r wear
- fEtiFe eats arr made iE poke
~ .'a feathers Ysodsisnw over the
s-~-s stsra one % sALs style Vas
ss.rs s4 va pAle green satsn ribbon and
ss'riea rsnraes. and wsss lied ursi,.-
p,ss ssih satin ribbons.
g.. a Ia~ortte coEor with fheater-
~ 49, season. sRa psnk evening hass
ssk eonason. A pretty ecncelt Is
sstlea eitA white lace. A
&c., ass. vita a round srfss. aas a
4 49, y SAse srocnsi tie edge. and loops
rsss 'Ssset vssies, w-sth isce.
49, sowers ard velvet are more
ass.s. 80 ssssn thssa made 81 other ma.
Mr. - KIDS % flowers are used
-, !, :. .sases form = hAn3eAn as 10
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