The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
not look so rnuch ,
dressy house gowns.
Tailor gowns will

Tailor gowns will
lar this fall, if one M
pains taken in providing l.
they are elegant, and the ia
of trimming them is with al
braiding. Braiding always was
The thick braids show up we'll a.
quire really little work and q S
amount Of braid to achieve good effeo
The narrow plated ruffles are
much employed as before for waists
and waist decoration. They are too
eral model bodices and basques we find
the very wide revers and fiat collars
again These generally reach to the
bottom of the waist, and Of necessity
leave the front open in vest form TO be
filed in with whatever kind of vest
one likes The nearest approach 10 any
kind of shirt waist saw was one india
silk in indigo blue and white The
cuffs. collar and tie were of surah in
the same shade. Down the front amid
the plaits were four rows of black silk
null ruffles edged with blue stitching.
There was also a full blouse made of
striped india in brown and cream. The
sleeves were wrinkled. The belt and
stock were folded, and the vest front
filled IN with cream colored chiffon
Sleeves. caps. front and neck were all
finished with ruffles of the silk in the
finest folds and lengthwise of the silk,
which added to its dressiness. We shall
have seen probably the last of the shirt
waists in a few short weeks, but then
they said that year ago, and we have
had them right along and may have
them next year.
Among some of the daintiest and
prettiest of the things now being made
ready for public inspection saw some
negligee sacks, and they are well
worth a few words, as they form so
important a part of lady's wardrobe.
One was of ciel blue china Grape. The
front was laid in tucks to form a yoke.
The back was in vatican folds, the
sides tight fitting and the fronts loose.
The pretty sleeves had large bow with
ends made of the Grape in place of caps.
A beautiful jabot of lace was on the
front. The collar was daintily made OF
the silk and lace.
A sack for semi-invalid was OF
rose colored surah made plain in the
back and with long tabs in front. The
beauty of it was the very full ruffies OF
: wide lierre lace that bordered it al
around. A new design in tea jacket
had figaro Of rich white lace set upor
the upper part of a plated jacket of del
icate russell green soft silk, The collar
, was of lace, and there was also jabot
and wrist frills of the same A line Of
rich satin ribbon matching the green IL
the silk was gathered along under the
, figaro and ended in pretty bows at each
side of the waist The sleeves were gath
cred very full and the tops draped un
, der, making graceful caps. A dressing
sack was dainty and neat. 1t was O
, faint blue japanese silk and cut in ont
length from neck to hem. There was {
, | yoke outlined with embroidery in darl
! blue OH the pale, The sleeves were wha
, is called umbrella, and very graceful
and becoming they were too. Dark blu
/, ribbon tied as cravat bow and to belt j
= in made last finish to pretty ant
. useful sack This model, ! noticed
had been copied in dozen differen
/, materials, some trimmed with lace ant
: some with embroidery Others hat
: clever arrangements of Bulgarian EN-
broidery and still others had Hamburg
edgings. HENRIETTE ROUSSEAU.