The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
ALL TO WEAR MUSLIN GOWNS.
Ruches, Ruf!ies and Lace Make Them
Dreams of beauty.

Dreams of Beauty.
Correspondence The St. Paul Globe.
NEW YORK, June 2.-That we are all 70
become young again is told by the quantity
Vi HusIns that are being shown One of
the prettlest seen this week is finely en-
oroidered muslin made over yellow glace silk.
1t has three narrow ruffles edged with
Vaienciennes and headed by insertion at its
mem. these same frills repeating themselves
III 'wos at the knees and at the hips. The bod
ice mas full front of the muslin. with a
yoke piece of lace and insertion. and boasto5
in a fchu for fichus are to he we'll n a.
front IN our summer fripperies of ,nauva
ana white striped silk yelled in muslin Cd
WI %ien lace. Yellow and white and that touch
VI mauVe: is not that proof positive that
women might all be beautiful if thev would
Aholher gown worthy of description was
q a piue organize muslin printed with pink
SKIRT at the back had a deem bras Nounna
put the front none. 1t was trimmed instead
W. Mitn lace insertion and frlling of its own
waist S Was Ca pointed overskirt. The full
SIX which turned back with revers of the
muslin, edged also with frilling
water green muslin has embrotderv down
each seam and heading and edging the Snsnl
ism hounce; glove sleeves with a pointed can
trimmed with embroidery and blouse having
t hu% f vi me same straight across the back
RIBBON edged with embroidery and worn with
Two clasps OF steel and emeraIds The p-een
rlonon collar was set off with the same orna-
ments which are late fad
Velvet ribbon belts and collars are consid-
cred stylish on fgred organdie gowns. Wanv
OF the sleeves are. shirred the fullness thus
gained forming a double rufle up the outsids >
Of the arm ~ W oo'siuS
Few gowns of plain pink blue or yellow
nusnn nave slip Of MORE beneath. but
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favored here. " De0oi'e
slrt hv elm ruffle on the edge of gorea
aown each seam, is a design made famiiiar
by the robes thus decorated and the ready.
mage m organizes that already flood the stores
twelve yards of goods-and the ball shans
given to the skirt is becoming to ali femres
Inc robes thus trimmed are with lace OF
and are particularly dainty in pure whits.
the sash and collar of ribbon supply all neces,
sary color. go Ae'e'-
A charming toilette of India muslin in deli
cate pink has three ruff1es to the belt. each
edged with vine-like design of black Chan.
t1lly lace in applique style. Sash and col
lar OF pink taffeta ribbon fastened with rhine
stone buckles.
The lace wandered in lengthwise form over
the sleeves and front of the blouse; fichu
of the muslin edged with three lace-trimmed
ruf1es is knotted In the center with long
ends falling over the skirt. Next to mus.
lin, foulard is the lightest and most suit.
able for summer wear and this season fou-
lard gown must be included in the outfit If
one wishes to be up to date. For young
ladies there are charming ones, having white
grounds with small turquoise, pink, green
or yellow designs These are made with !,
four-ruff1ed skirt, the rufHes edged with frill
OF No. satin ribbon the color of the de-
sign. The blouse is cut low and filled in with
tucked and glove sleeves of white mousseIine
A ribbon sash and two frills of ribbon around
the top of the blouse complete this tasteful
little model. Any clever woman can make
at home one of these gowns by the aboSe
description.