The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-10
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, july 10, 1898.


one Of parme blue sewn straw that Illus
trated this point so wen had the shape of
an inverted bowl with kind Of pointed
visor turned directly up at the front, where
there nodded some tips Of deeper parme
blue caught with choux Of cream lace.
There was tiny beretta crown of blue
gauze.
The gown worn with this hat was Of pale
gray cashmere woven with narrow threads
of parme blue silk that formed checks.
The skirt fitted close over the hips and the
fuIness of the back merged into a demi-
train. Down both seams Of the apron
there was trimming of English applique
lace run through with broad blue velvet
ribbon.
The corsage was blouse of the cash
mere opening over vest of parme blue
velvet. Along the edges OF the vest there
was a trimming of English lace run
through with the velvet ribbon. The CO..
lar, high straight affair was a copunua-
ton Of the velvet vest. The sleeves of the
cashmere were close fitting and very long,
with only the slightest bit Of fulness at the
tops. At the bottom the corsage was
round and finished without a ceinture.
a very simple girlsh gown was made
quite attractive by an unusual trimming
of white embroidered lawn. 1t was of
foulard printed in several shades Of green,
and made up over hunters green taffeta.
The round skirt fitted close over the hips
and the fulness at the back was gathered
into the ceinLuUe The sheer embroidery
was carried over the skirt in a curious
swirllng design.
The corsage was a blouse gathered full
from the neck and shoulder seams,
the fulness being held at the waist with
a draped ceinture of hunters green
velvet. Two frills Of the foulard faced
with hunters green taffeta mounted the
close fitting sleeves. The corsage and
sleeves were covered like the skirt with
the lawn embroidery.
Fun score of these pretty bright fou-
lards 1 noticed at the tea room the other
afternoon, which looks as though their
great popularity Of last year had not
waned n bit
A poplin gown that was very striking
was of a bright shade of parme blue. The
skirt fitted close over the hips and the full
ness at the back merged into a demi-train.
Around the bottom, and at the left seam of
the apron, there was a trimming of black
net applique IN the form Of chestnut leaves.
Each leaf was outlined with a thread of
cut steel.
The corsage was a blouse of the blue
poplin fastening to the left side, where it
was trimmed with a band of the net APP
puque that had the effect of being con-
tinued from the skirt, insuring a princess
front A short square yoke of cream shir-
red gauze was inserted, and turning back
from 1t were lapels of the popiin. The leaf
pattern was appliqued over the entire cor
sage. y row of big blue pearl buttons
trimmed the side OF the corsage and skirt
over the border of net. The draped collar
and girdle were of deep violet velvet.
A chic black and white gown was built
of coarse meshed black net over white tat
feta The skirt was trimmed around the
bottom with narrow ruches Of black tulle
put on in four lines Of irregular scanops
The corsage was a blouse with the net
put on very full, and caught down into a
ceiuture of black MORE with long loops at
the back and ends reaching to the bottom
of the skirt. Eight bands of the black
tulle ruching trimmed the close fitting net
covered sleeves and another ruche edged
the epaulettes. The collar was a medici
OF the silk. covered with the net. II fas-