The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22
an; RICH GOWNS.
..arraEs Is THE APRIL
CATION OF LACE.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r~sarss Of the
.,.r,e,srsssic features o. ne iass4-
~ cD4''.ss Jacket o. bodice are tbe
bssA 49, 49, re- epaaIette and the coli
- ssSs-'s - or rosette trimming Of
I'D =. - lace. The neckwear IS
So $3.50 part 70 the general Ap-
/ ,lxT E ~ =, aIegant gown. The stiH.
yasssSs = s,,a ne soft Fucie arc equal
/ - fss-s-s provldsd they hide the
/ = ssf. -.ss~.slv and reach gell up 70 the
vi &C., SIR has become more and
- -. and light cl!nging ma
pfs ss'as s--.ysr cover TIE lining smooth
so = - 80 a. q full drop-skirt over
~ .srLsn uuderskirt. Yhleh ADDS
- ne appearance % tie goods.
Fal - uxrsaan can now resuTrecL
| ~ q. .sss.onsd gowns OF back seasons.
y 60 80 fronts and side seams 10
| 80 80 81 snagiy around the hips. and
- - "a ail-inportanf fare around
fses Then bunch the several 1T
y - !. The bottom. Then with tho
> g. - ,he lace bolero 20 the chiffon
ssas1 vnxu can be made 0Esr 70 look
~ = reg 10 the woman 0ho must
- and al the same time, look as
- - nefehbor's. TIE old mutton
~ - car now be made over, with
IS running full length. sort Of
- ssr-ninz a pun az the top OF the
~ssh an epanlette Of lace falling
Z. shoulder. and ribbon bows here
3 =. ADDS greatly 70 an old gown.
..xsa sasiles play an important part
- gogns. Never before were
= eheap and IN such variety or
- The prism coiors are spun TO
"a .onderful degree. and the shades
sn-.,vsn~ are almost bewllderluR To
: - zau.,H Of the reds. puppies and
=. i of itself great task. OF plaids
s syss4s there + no end.
~ rarSles. made up on the bias. ara
=, ,aaslar. for they IL the waist better,
z N b drawn tightly around the
- Dss everything this season must
"a. % look loose and graceful. even
~ ii reality It is tight-fitting.
1
iszrk grenadlne gown Il shown. II
d slrase Of black satin. which al the
- Is Ike a corselet. quite plain. At
: - SEAMS II begins 10 taper down.
u list AZ the waist-line in front u is
) sssr an inch wide. II r. said by
senakers that girdles OF this shape are
sxs s4eaming TO the figure Than the ones
- are Of the same width front and
"a With the picturesque fashions OF
i ast and floating draperles. saShes
4 - y IN favor. and not only are they
ssssssa FOR the wash gowns but also
i a. hsayisr fabrics. Sometimes these
sssss are not tied IN a bow Al the hack.
MA simple knot. which Is pulled
a. thsa the ends hang loose.
=
zsss sashes are. as a rule. more salts
strs than those that are tied each time
Al Tres are worn. But the belt should
NsaFase ard have a stiff lining. with
ash ends attached In the back. either
skHoi Or loops. as taste requires. Two
n rlhh0n Il also IN style. when II Is
~ DE ends are put Into the belt. with
tsssfs or loops. which hang straight
sxs They arc seen on many OF the
ssz'a gSwns. and are Of either black or
~ ribbons, or coiors.
Fnr Paris some charming designs I'm
~ q metallic ribbon are shown. one
sAsasd ereen has a gilt buckle. held
t1a by three long eiit pins. each headed
- turquoise head. And plaid silk
- AZ have buckles.
= =
seSs Of baby ribbon are run on pIeated
e y chiffon or fnousseiine do sole aud
@rg Tor trimming hodices and skirts.
Nea, green. black and helioirope are
Asa, and make beautiful trimmings.
H's : used = great deal II IS often
- n eosubinaslon with light blue or
saes sTeen shades. hut great care must
shfbsfei 10 arranging g. Mauxe.
'ssrs q hsaf ard delicate greens are ex-
s ee1ors To- eaahmepes. alpaca or
sxa fshfios walle the pink shades are
sasaslse Ter foundations for black or
A's transparent materials.
Tssas q lace az tho neck and wrists
80 2 wofn by the elderly ladies'. who
80 ~ sksss' 10 have skin OF youthful
Ans towns are richly decorated with
- @ pleallngs. and taFeta or pop'la
~. saaoFate sce applications % Irish
saipsre. srtisiically applsonea
- slower patterns. or as borders
- 81 gfaeCfld Esyl8uds. Taev are
y and are very stylish.