Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-28

,,6oent dinner gown Of pro-
nade of Partisan fabric. The material Is su-
nerb and so magnificent as to require in'
garnituring. ond knowledge
~ all that pertains to gowns has lea her ~
select a rich duchess dead white SATIN OF the
most COSTLY texture, with real lacss, whlch
are most apropos. In addition to the lace
sarnitures, her gown is further ennanceu
with pearl embroidery, the yoke anu siee''S
being entirely of point lace. .,ro.o
AS Mrs. Mckinley never wears oecoieso
oont,,noes the bodice Of the silver procaue
| dinner dress has a Medici collar OF piea,su
mousseline de sole, fully twelve lncneS Wv
| and edged with a narrow point iace appus
! half an inch high, and in the back reaches
aimost to the top of the hair, curVlns Win
considerable flare, and extends 10 apo'e u
ears narrowing down in the 'front.' part Y =.
neck. A stock collar holds 1t IN pace
magnificent pattern of duchess point iace ~
tends from neck to bottom OF basque III y
and ends below the waist line III a'"
tabs about six inches in length.
A unique girdle, studded with tiny pearls,
forming a butterfly effect in front. eXtehus
around the waist and half way up the pach,
The lace is finished with a narrow garhi'uLe
90 naarI embroidery down each side OF the
front. The long sleeves, slightly pune1, nav
falls Of pleating of the mousseilhe NC sOu
two rows) and are finished with a marrow
lace edge. Each p~leating OF the mousselime
da soia is twelve inches In width and rails
gracefully over the shoulders, giving a smart
eject. The skirt is made very fuli apout the
feet. with stylish flare, and Is ihlsheu AT tme
bottom with a narrow pleatlng OF ihS mus
seline de sole, edged with the lace Inc en-
tire gown is lined with pink tsffeta.
Mrs. Mckinley has some Deautllui nea
gowns which are perfect dreams, one peihg
a pale blue, with falls of lace down the Iroht
and finishing the sleeves. announcer e. SrSa
erav satin. profusely trimmed with KNIFE
pleatlpg of black chiffon. Some chic evening
waists are of heliotrope velvet and ropih 5
egg blue satin, with pearl and lace garni-
ture. uN
Her gloves, hosiery and lingerie are all OF
American production. In,
travel to Washington is of olive green FrencI
cloth. made tailor fashion. The poalce MAJ
n v front of black velvet, with a soil rol
:. collar of the same and is finished 'wlth taps
Oh the hack. on either side of the V from
: are double rows OF black braid two inche
The back OF the bodice is also finished viii
this same braid, arranged horizontally. nv
a sleeves are slightly pufed ana tal!or hnishe'
with the braid. The skirt has rows oil I'M
black braid running down the seams OF TN
godets and finished at the bottom WIN a.
olive green velvet cord binding.
While 1t is not generally known eve
among the guests who will form the presi
dental party from Canton to Washington,
member of the presidents family informe
e me that the list was complete at last. Her
= II is:
$, President-elect and Mrs, Mckinley, Mrs
Is Mckinley. mother OF the p~resident-elect
Miss Helen Mckinley and Mr., James Nc
Kinely. sister and grandson; MI. and Mrs
. A. j. Duncan, their son, MY. william NC
III Kinley Duncan. and daughter. Miss Sara
lS Duncan; Mr.. and Mrs. Barber. Mr.. and Mr.
ca S. L. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. McWilliams {
VI Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse OF sa
We Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Hann'
Colonel and Mrs. Myron I florrick' Jude
and Mrs. Miller OF Canton, Captain ahd MT
rs Heistand and Mr. James BOYLE, MISS Mar
he Barber and Miss Grace Mckinley VIII y
o. direct from their boarding schools.
in The private car is known ali over u
no Pan Handle because of its beauty ana d.
m sign. The walls are f white oak. The &c
nd is a double framework OF steel, aud n
ceiling Is thoroughly cushioned. The to'
-al is OF four t~hicknesses of heavy white oak
~ Mrs. Mark A. tlanna's gown is OF WI!