The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-30

cafes there and "a teeater. They are so
popular now mat one must engage a table
( week beforehand. te3e iaIly tae outside
rabies thst border the promenade.
The promenade IS q great broad space
Ilef- between the tables and the -alliug Of
mo tower and after the dinner hour IL is
literally th-o1gea with "a most fashiona-
I tie crowd that Is always Eayly at-ired-
1 one is always sure 70 nnd "a host % for
eieners ~ the Einel tower restaurants.
who are always interested in the splendid
birds eye view Of Paris TO be had from the
! promenade.
{ Then the delightful vaudeville perform
/ ancc al the theater is simply captiVat-
I Ing and. though the early autumn breezes
\ blow a bit too cool for ones comfort at
\ times the popularity OF the tower restau-
rant continues. Here me moon shines
upon rich autumn toilets. and the women
star gaze in exquisite creations. one of
the richest toilets 1 nave seen was worn
by a beautiful Spanish heiress. whose
home IS IN South America.
The skirt was a fun godet Of pale gray
satin. edged with plsse Of deep cream
a trimming of lace applique and jet. The
bodice was Of black satin. with a broad
white satin vest covered with the design
in cream lace and jet. Turning back
from the vest were narrow straps Of the
gray satin. edged with narrow cream
VaIenciennes. Tiny square buckles of
strass held these straps in place.
The sleeves Of black satin were close
fitting 20 the elbow, and above that they
were draped in quite generous folds. a
high ruff Of cream mOusseline de sole
topped the tall crush collar Of cream sat
IN.
The hat was broad fiat Of cream
straw. with a demi- Of yellow roses
at the back that tipped il quite over the
face. Around the crown there were
choux OF pale yellow mousseline de sole,
and bows Of broad black velvet ribbon
a the back.
Another striking costume much in evil
dence on the promenade had a skirt Of
hunters green satin that boosted great
width. The blouse was of soft silk in
a tiny blue and green plaid, fastened on
the bias. At the shoulder seams the silk
was gathered in very full. and the full
ness at the waist was confined in narrow
perpendicular tucks Of four inches that
allowed the silk to ripple in short
basque just below the waist line.
At the bust line there was a band of
white satin that extended also around
the sleeves and was covered with large
iridescent sequins. showing colors in
green and blue. The collar was a crush
stock of hunters green satin, with a ruff
OF black mousselIne de sole.
At hat of dark blue straw, trimmed
with blows Of white taffeta and a bird
of paradise feather, was worn with this
gown.
a beautiful collette of claret colored vel
vet was worn with a white alpaca cos
tune. The square yoke of the velvet was
draped to the left side and fastened there
with a strass buckle and cascade Of
real lace. Around the collette were two
fun frills OF black mousseline de sole and
a high tour de cou of the same gave 4
finish to the neck.
! saw a dressy little jacket Of black satin
that was slipped on over a cream pOplin
gown. 1t was a full, dartless affair, with
big bishop sleeves and rolling revers Of
white satin. The close-ntting vest OF
white satin was covered with puffs OF
cream mousseline de sole. There was a
high ruff of the mousseline de sole around
the neck. The cuffs Of white satin were
short, stiffened affairs that rolled back
from the wrist
One of the latest black and white cos
tunes is built of white satin with rather
a narrow stripe in black running through
IL. The skirt is a full plain godet, with
the fullness at the back, and over the
hips it fts without a wrinkle. The bodice
has a short yoke of mousseline de sole
over white satin that is edged with blactl
satin lace. Coming from the shoulder
seams are two long tabs of black satin
reaching nearly to the girdle that are
trimmed with apliques of lace.
The crush girdle is of black satin and the
tall satin collar has a fun frill of black
mousseline de sole topping II. The richly
hued silks are so elaborate in design and
color that they can afford to be made up
very simply.
A gown 1 saw in subdued greens and
gold had a full dartless bodice and a broad
vest of white satin belted down by a crush
girdle of hunters green velvet. The skirt
was trifle fuller than the ordinary godet
on account of the extreme softness Of the
silk and for that reason the sleeves were
more generous.
The crush collar of hunters green velvet