The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-24
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Don of the same shade was employed for
the celnture with ends reaching to the
bottom of the skirt. The draped collar was
also of the violet taffeta.
A charming little white organdie gown
made for a young woman of fifteen was
simplicity itself. 1t was worn over sep
arate transparency Of white taffeta. The
skirt was gored to fare considerably at
the bottom and the fuIness was all gath
cred to the back of the waistband. Around
the bottom there were four fun ruches of
the organdie edged with narrow cream Va
lenciennes.
The corsaee was a blouse with a long
yoke of the tucked organdle edged with
three ruches arranged in scaIlops. Point
ed epaulettes edged with the ruching tOpp-
ed the long draped sleeves. This gown was
worn with a change of bright ribbon
sashe5 and collars.
Such a novel little device for Frightening
UP costumes l noticed in this gown. There
were several little strips of plated taffeta,
the same color as the sash ribbon that
could be hooked across the yoke IN an in
visible way. The ruches of course hid
ing the stationary eyeiets.
The dark foulard gowns have gotten to
he looked on as a positive necessity in a
young woman's summer rousseau. They
may be slipped on during so many damp
afternoons when starchy muslin and ging-
ham gowns have to be foresworn. One
made of dark blue fou1ard was especially
attractive. The material of the skirt was
printed with a white figure. Il was made
close fitting over the hips and the bottom
of the skirt was trimmed around with
three narrow frilis of the SANG.
The corsage was a blouse of plain dark
blue foulard accordion plated. 1t was
trimmed with braces of embroidered cream
bastisto and "a third strip of the batiste
was arranged to give a yoke effect with
q nm ia no @
of the figured foulard were long and close
fitting. They were mounted by three full
frills of the solid blue foulard. White taft
feta was employed for the narrow Gem
ture and draDed collar.
A gown of bluette batiste designed for
young girl was made most attractive with
white embroidery and violet taffeta rib
b0ns
The skirt was gathered into the waist
hand with a slight bit Of fulness over the
hips, and at the back the fitness was
shlrred in two rows. Around the bottom
there was a striking arrangement of en-
broidery in three rows of diamonds. At the
top and bottom of this design there was
full frin of sheer batste embroidery.
The corsage was a blouse of the batiste
covered entirely with the diamond pattern
in the strips of embroidered batiste. 1t
had frills of the embroidery that mount
ed The shoulders ard were carried down
into the celntUrc. The sleeves We're plain
and close fitting with only the slightest
suspicion of fulness at the top. They were
finished at the hand with frills of the ba-
tiste. The ceinture, the draped collar, and
the original epaulettes ending in rosettes
were all ma e Of deep violet velvet.
The modistes design such especially sim
pie sweet hats for these young girls.
One a leghorn hat that l noticed par
ticularly, was ordered for a lawn party.
The brim was broad and was allowed to
dip in the most picturesque way without
any attempt being made to turn 1t up. 1t
was faced under the bqim with a narrow
fold of Nile green velvet.
The crown was full draped beretta ar
fair of creamy gauze that shone with all
the colors of an opal when in the sun
light. AT the left side of the crown there
was cluster of pale pink roses that con-
tinued over the brim of the hat in a stray
Cling garland with its pink stems and
green leaves.
1t must be confessed that these sweet
hats have expensive possibilities. You can
trim them with a fortune in velvet
roses and silk violets, or on the other hand
you can allow them to be plain, trusting
for their beauty to the pink roses in a
girls checks and the violet In ner eyes.
Never make the mistake of loading a girls
hat down too heavily for the result will be
ar less satisfactory than would be OBJ
tanned with cheaper methods.
Nina Goodwin.