The Van Buren press., 1898-11-26
sFyITCHIkG TEA GOWNS
Ftin.. Graceful Creation. Ass
DeIiEhtfulIy Feminine
znd FIsEF-

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...'z=---r = form under The Influence q
frt45eu nay baTe eeeH INSPIRED ~
~ sighi q 4 handsome WOMAN u a
rsassous neg5Rs gown One tang =
.a-.ef- an5 that is tat % variety of
srsss "a 1nors graceful thai The eng
aswfrr. semiloose feB gown Efsrg
weY-sr Kho caa afford 70 60 50 faoul2
-rzs1re u The luxury q a -sasi one
elaborate garment of4bif kdDo- ahps.
rha csu afford several are he e1fy of
-fefr friaads. he tea gown fesizs hft
47neh-to-be-desirsa inaue1ee % fht
wearer. i makes he poor fee rleh
zn5 The rich richer and gives epe
seuse q ease. freedom and luxury thai
-s other froek. however ine. imparit-
r. 3 woman has the figure when suite
Ms gonn. she j. more attractive u
.ts5s E+rIe Il dress ihan any other. his
perhaps explains the fgndness Of WON.
e generally fer il, . say nothing o.
rnen.s liking fer i.
TIE new gowns ARE Delightfully."- fem
irfae ard are fussy and fluffy eaopgb
- -7ease The most exaeiiBg lover Of in
siasatiug lines and folds. Al q them
prs made rery long in front ano a.
The s'des. while in tie hack they sweep
swar inso a decidedly trailing effect
Those made o very soft materials
how a tendency toward fhe Grteisn
y+x5t. While others 6 six CT Eafin are
hnfl+ OF modern lines, but relieved d
AZ f-ilsHess bv much establishment in
lie way q eubroideries. plated oia-
-Fauous materials. lace motifs and
4 bands an5 ieweled trimmings
1 charming suggestion for making
this favored garment accord via The
latest dictates q Dame Fashion is
FboHn Il the model with E Polonaise-
Ike o7er5rezz. The shaped d0uues cut
lining il Is aeeeutBafe5 b lace aP-
pEane PIT OF garland fashion. The
1 material is pale blue liberty SIX and
opens over q 8uII front and skirt q
F55nv vel o7rish ace falling from but
terfv bon al 4hs eerssEe. The sane
stY3e carried oat IL turquoise blat en-
brai6ere8 II silver paiLlsttsE ana tur-
] auaises 4 exquisite. but = More -
/ than rose pink Or apricot wrought Il
/ cream laee applique n sone fashion
abe design.
SIX muslin. made over soft N
s1zHenea satin s ons q re bezt -ls-
ferials fsr tea gowns al The present
moment and he node c uakHg II
eVerv ease seems 70 be i1eEplieable-
/ II he hand the robe apparently Aat Il
shape a. al. hut When O. what with
s8tf sashes. crus. belts, 4twslea Fir-
dles- Rnz 10 end = ribbon bows. !
1 raznEs . ht EFure here an6 there il
tie most graceful fashion. The more
diH1hanans and iu5sser5babls sucA
r5nrs are the more Fashionable For
fHIL graceful woman nothing could
be more excellent thar q tea EoW1 liEs
-he one shown, ot orient satin. . iht
/ irarv tinf SO becoming axe = 6srk
nnd fair A handsome Ezr5ls C I'll
fiIirree. studded with semi precious
/ STONES. encirc1es ths waist fHlHzg a.
mast II The bottom q he skzrt il
front Long sleeves and neF6rs
Jacket q soft poinf d'ssHrit ~ HP
plique In q scroll deslra. with lnct srt
hchu af chiffon, complete this ~
1ist5c creation Many of The import st
teR gowns are made pf Aeeor13ol-plalt'
e5 chiffon falling from z yoke q 1os
lBce. and. were II no1 for 1he expense
ot the materials would lUnf for al iht
world like The old-1imt Mothe1 Eab
bard wrapper which every wonHT
", IA ar exquisite sense q ns1tDess &c
tested in her iuntruns1 heart
Plain and dotted net. fon,8r5s. plAi1
and fancy silks and brocA5e6 and plain
satin are all mace into neg sc gowns
as well as all cauzy materials Nam
oi the swellesf tea gowns are cut lon
and have elbow sleeves made of piect
/ lace, then lace scarf is thrown aban-
The neck with stpdied cHrlessness- HuG
IT'S long ends are allowed fo fan down
ward. There is everything in his 6e
partment 10 7empi q woman 10 par
with large part Of her income-N. Y
sun.