The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
Designed for Nine.
Reiane, the Cele-
brafed Act-
reSS.
Elegant Simplicity Versus Rich Gar
nftares Velvet Is Extensively
Used for House and Oat-of- Door
Wear TIE Shrinkage Of the
.Sieeve-Biack Velvet Ribbon.

Paris. Jan D. i&9.
11 MONO she s.r.S.ag e.t1aeaief.ess %
NJ trimming aaa.9 eh-raetsf Is ne
~ newesl sssles. taa rs eH'ss.si.e!y
- - simple q .e.s fasE.s7oe4 - aa'fse
rsess raatel5s - master hant afe fae
most raasp aaas ~ aaufr*ss- ~ E*s A~fs
tire IL sausf t.r ifau 3Fula.s aa3 the f-s5 .Fe
81 she qvaarer ;ua# bs taken h-o t9stait4eFl-
tson - aa lual g4Af.1e - gsFszer ~ sAis
description & mefe. - wblh IS Illustrated
fefay and Haseh fss Designed ~ iF0scst
fer fAe prominent safress. Miro. HegaDs Of
shs g7sAs.ef &c Vaudeville u Paf.s
Eovng flue vasvs1 forms tAs eioee fitting
pr!neease E1xa whieh cl5@s On 1hs eft
side es1tn swo large huttons 81 slfni8 The
blue velvet sAeexaa lnclase ae afn without
a fold or wf.akie fC80 w Il 70 shDulaer.
an4 the Aigh slightly aariHg collar a vel
vet Nv aNed uuf by plested rHfaes Of white
ilsse. v ieH fsTgusuatas 81 tbs thra4t GFldsF
q large eew ard eais - tha same material
On sse let s.ae ~ lie chest ls PLACED "A
tiny ts!3aT usate pocket fer the purpose OF
holding the inevitable bouquet of vio4as
wh.nh IL now surrounded fy a small rnche
OF Lace Or chiffon 81 bic5l serves tha eogbls
purpose II AIDING - the appearance Of TIE
ssolsts and 81 preventing detrimental
Snni8ci * So flowers with the delicate
materia} u sne garment. 4 real ace
Handkerchief taay oe tucked into the litfs
G8EAft IN t}sHGE OF TIE t&Gt&sA SHE hfotsrl
IL iinest throughout with satin or the same
shade as the velvet and . harrow strip 81
stsnensag II Used ~ an inirTinlng OF the
naring hem and short train. White .iace
gloves aaf patent leather ties are worn
with this gown. But one short elinsing
undersklrt of soft elk or satfn Is worn 70
insure Tie sheathlike effect bow ~ much
desired.
The bat is a spring fnodel Of black tuns
esffh - fR2a ne a.. mn.
hrifn and on tie lrfs side Is fastened
large bunch of y!1lels. Loops of royal
blue velvet and black piDues held hy
large brass buckle form the additional gar
niture.
Velvet as i material of dress Is as mich
te ths fore IN evening wear "a for street
costumes. a. Il combines very admirably
witt laees 3r many OF the other fimsy
stuffs now ~ mach III vogue One very
successful evening gown ia az plated rose
chiffon with prsucesws oEardress ~ paier
rose velvet The deoletc and sleeveless
hodiea og pink chiffon n made up over
two darker shades of pink chiffon aud i
still darker foundation ~ pink satn. Bh.ls
the skirs u ihe safna 0lsaiei chiffon con-
sisis 81 tbFrs 0YaiEkirta u rose-colaFel
chiffon over a tinlag - satin i.ke tha' tn
tie bo3.eF. 1he fleet la charming ana
tae appearance surge 81 thar - rose with
shaded petals which s. further enhan II
hy The tlgh; tUuio e pa'er pnk velvet rut
q la prinresse with a short geaeaut bs,iies
above the w8ajiiue- = dainty contrast ia
formed rs black ostrich Eiuu1es arranged
to form q border around me pointed ,unlc
ar Well az around t1a deeollete black
ostrich puma = combined With pink ross
and worn IS 4 halr ornament Long black
SUEDE giavea coTsr The hands aua arms.
Rack satin slippers are worn with pirk
Blk hesitrY
Velvet g further ward in the construction
Of in8crenaeui sts!Fta 20 be worn witch a
bgigbsly 1olotsd ak blouse fer indoor wear
o. ~ the capacity - "A 8eg sat'ette Tor
which purpose tae plain. limp. 30ag-talle3
black velvet skirt has entirely displaced
the satin or aik opc
~ Else long sleeves a. me conventional
rpwns have ghfauk ga sixe - shat nathlue
of thsiv former e8,umluouH glory IS s,fu
vtslSie the sleeves ~ IRE regular bail
gown have shrpnk 70 w~r~ noth3nrs: a
hand ~ trimming heading airy friils--a
iaec suauietfe toa ~ rsfhen. resatfe os
velvet 1855 - theHo answer Far a sleeve
a garland # aa~ft8 'rlnt- one sleeve fail
iug loosely over tae waist.