Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
shape is rarely shown ,sc raw American
ELOQUENT EXAMPLES

shape Is rarely shown tac raw American
ELOQUENT EXAMPLES.
At the Fifth avenue house mentioned
were seen gowns such as French women
wear. Some % the best makers were rep
resented, Felix. D5ucet. Paguin Raudnitz
and all the rest Of them, each toilet reveal
ing some special creation 10 cut or color OF
It's celebrated ,aiseur Out Of q number Of
these fine winter frCCks imported for the
horse show tor the suartast women Of the
city few were selected as the best
example, They are illustrated on this page
and may be recognized as follows:
\ toilet en- traue q dahlia-col0red MORE
Is for a young married woman Of blonde
coloring. The silk is In a pale dahlia, with
pink reflections; the train demi-lcnEth, ap-
plications OF Hcn.ton point lace form an
apron effect at the front gore Of the skirt.
The bolerO bodice. OF the lace over deep
purple satin, is glrdled by a wide corslet
belt o. the same Tie vest Is also OF lace,
the sleeves OF MORE finished by a band Of
sealskin. which also trims the bottom Of the
skirt and the top OF the high color.
This gown with its delicate evening col
0rinS and dark fur was delightful. Many
Oti Crs IN pale t.uts and even the ARREST
evening affairs showed s0mber fur trim
mings. with such a regal effect, that enc
Eel. inclined to thank the little ear o.
Russia for having given US this fashion.
COSTUMES EN- REGAL.
shade Of an almonds husk. was made With
entre-lcuS Of heavy white lace bordered
narrowly with Russian sable. The skirt
Of this is a very narrow bell with the lace
insertions disposed in points to form a
tabl!er effect Rl-vse bodice and giso,
sleeves in one piece. orusmeuted in TIC
same way. The lining is Of maize silk.
which gives a gold reelection 20 the lace
and enhances the richness OF the fur edge.
This toilet was a Felix composition. &c
signed for a young LADY Of brunette COM
plexion.
4 magnificent costume in velours brocade
bore Psquiu's stamp. Though young in
effect, this had a stately look BETTING its
splendid materials The white silk back
ground Of the gown stun Is lined with r.
regular stripes in raised black velvet. The
trimming is white broadcloth embroidered
with jet and forming a short Jacket with
positions az the back and wide band
al the bott-rn o. the skirt. The close
sleeves OF the brOcate are widened at the
shoulders by big bows Of black velvet and
the girilc is Of the same
BODICE ARRANGEMENT.
TIE two remaining frocks give pair OF
simple and becoming ways OF arranging a
bodice SC II can be woru without a wrap
Fer Of course except In EXTREMIST weather
these much-beflrrei bofiCes are not 20 be
covered up. 4 fur crsvatte with the sew
eral tails now eXacted viii mufHe the throat
ana on bltter days ChamOls unitTbpIy
may be added underneath. but with these
exceptions the fur-trimnel body must take
all the responsibility OF the cold weather
en- its own shoulders. IT, however. the
eject Of the other trimming accords. a
oliet or narrow shoulder cape with a high
stand-up collar OF the same skin, may be
added
With a costume OF Dragon. blue cloth
the fur on the bodice takes the form OF a
sleeveless bolero Of deeply marked mink.
The corsage is Of the cloth with a large
plat shaped az the front; the folded belt