Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18


| down the edge at the side, beginning wide
AT the top and narrowing to nothing part
way down. a rufile OF plaid STANDS at the
neck round the back and a narrow twist OF
velvet in assorted color forms the pel.'
Nothing else, no trimming nor is any needed,
the variety of color through the cross hatch
being quite decoration enough. j..
Another plaid in lighter gay tones covereu
with Irvine color has the front oil the sklrt
and the front of the blouse embellished with
irregular patterns OF Irvine colored lace APP
plioued on and the canvas cut out under
meath. which, however-it is bringing Goals
to Newcastle-is quite in the spirit OF the
mode To place these detached pieces OF lace
effectively is an art.
A gown OF myrtle green coVeIeu WIN
vet ribbon. The skirt has three clusters OF
bands in velvet of graduated widths, each
cluster beginning with a velvet ruche. the
whole extending two-thirds of the way up
to the belt. The blouse of the taffeta mas
the canvas put on to form a low-necke9
effect. With a sort OF yoke coliar ABOVE anu
the two joined over the SILK WITH =" '"'''0
work of. velvet.
Some novel effects OF trimming are sut
with this canvas, as Tor eXampie a piaeS
satin gown mas the lront meau, Ian hinclt
with a green ribbon covered win plarH
canvas. The ribbon IS nVe lhcnes VIZ,
it runs across near the potion, lV'us 49,
and makes a diagonal running par. m"y W n
to the belt IN a sraceiul twaSuta u is tben
the end cut INTO TWO long polnts' go all
covered with the canvas anu sustu so
round with narrow ehlo'oiu"s'
OF feilN 5 ues.sn', so,,ced SHIRTS and
III fu said here before they may wear
them again. though the matter is problem
at;cai atiIi I'm TO this date. Here is a model
FOR one The foundation is red ~taffeta. The
skirt is three overlapping godet founces,
Zach aounce covered with black canvas
edged with a band Of lace, the lower edge
~ Tho lace coming to the edge of the silk,
no two beinr fastened together. This
makes a beautiful skirt. There is a bolero
made to match the founces, Win u OAHU
Of the Insertion all around just above the
edee and this is worn over a black lace
blouse.
Come now to the silks made up by them
selves. One of gray and black stripes mas
three rufles on the skirt, made the straight
wav of the cloth, pinked and gathered, and
each one headed by a band OF embroidery IN
black. white and silver, heading that may
be replaced by a ruche made OF pam
black and plain white silk put to-
pether. The blouse is open down the front
over a gilet of white organdie barred with
marve and each side of the opening is edged
with a pinked runle headed to match the
skirt.
Another gown has the skirt in rose ana
gray shaded stripes on a white ground, made
With pIain godets. With this is a black satin
bolero with sleeves. covered with black lace
and a blouse of white mousseline. Another
has a sun skirt of black satin; a figaro of the
same with white embroidery on the front,
and a blouse of white barred with yellow.
THE MILLINERY.
,.u tho ortbor,ties waited so long
~ pmy p Ives 81 about the big hat. 1t
~ ~ &c fasbion The aster hats are
10 A" - "a roosonabJv Nat
n a. - "a ~ chief ain, NJ n hat. as every
~ - 3, 70 make neonLe stare, and .
Douy h.o tho s;,a =. rad,,ced TO commonplace. |
~ nov T,i =" VOL have seemed that all resource
~ niasnt "' No. a. ali Tho millinery reser-
mIn ion'. snrina At tha bottom and il never
III nna " p'e
NJ W. o,,v 10 NY In tbo materials. I'm
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