The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
/ RECH COSTUME
BY
MONTAULE.

ss Paris. February -
sS - NJ ssne who Is Interested I'm social
Ii afternoon sEnessonz and receptions
# vii ea~siy OBSERVE that Fashion
sR Iayisnes her rtcnest and choicest
garments on "a. gown used Cor such
seosns4ons. Applique of silk velvet. cloth
- Iaee- Handsome insertions OF guiptre
:, ootnt de yenise over fsery~coloree sat
q euipure studied with jet or emsrosd-
- with gold or silver fareAI-xreet the
- that seeks the characteristic recep-
an gown OF the day.
or model makes no exception 10 tits
"a It's form is tine &. areful prsnccS<.
xfts III esongasing. ursiuiafing lines. -
Is hncuusng to every figure. and tins pale.
a1snr xray cloth Is drawn tightly over
& - close fitting fern OF silver gray satin.
- gown fassens In a diagonal nne.
hoa1unitg al the seff shoulder seam and
epAtrK at tbs right side, and II so con-
struc,ed az 70 give the appearance OF a
Suansed tuasc defined BY an exquisite aF,-
ufluue OF darker gray cloth attached with
: 6ue edeng OF gold thread and waite
IN. To this apparent tanie IL attached
deep serpentine ftoanrs Of white cloth
eyer bright orange velvet. The cloth il
EWf OUT ~ a tstf1&s 1~SlEHt &H1HfGK Inc
Grange veiye; underneath. and fastened
10 II with an embroidery Of euuched gray
chenille and gold thread. The diagonal
c3oelng In front adds 10 the color har-
mofy b. being finished with a tYipie
AOunce consisting az rnousseltne de cole
epd lace The lowest nounce ss OF
eYinped mopsseiine OF a bright orange
shade and IL overland ny the second
lOunce of silver gray mousseisne. the lat
L.
3 q tiae yebow guipures
The sitter gray cloth OF the bodice OF
this gown In fitted In the shoulders and
below tie bust by means Of sfrasl folds
and the hack Is severely plain. wsfhaus
folds. sBd extending isl nipples into q
Modesto train. The tight sleeve is
espp4s by n.ne sueks. which. accegfuate
the Shoulder. while the long wrist is I'm
ishSe with a triple fiounee. composed 81
thesane materials az tie ore which fin
ishe the closing at The front of the Prin-
esse. The high collar OF silver gray cloth
issiecorated with tucks aud is ornament
q with the two points al the back whic.
Characterize the newest collars.
The hat IN one Of the chef fyouyre<
rom the ateiiers OF Nine Marexcof
occurs. Its form recalls the square
crowned. straight bfimuled shapes Of
head gear worn undei the reign OF
LOUIS NIL II n maze o. faE< Sfsfer
gray chip straw. The nn6srside Of the
brim II faced with darker gray velvet
folded hand al darker gray velvet ene:r-
cies the crown and is held By d rich
buckle OF chased gold Handsome white
piumes decorate the left side and fall
gracefully over tho hair.
In Paris all shades OF yellow. ana par
ticuiarsy orange. are In hvSn favor. and
the mort rssaue cosnbina tIaas are made
though il Is generally made to blend with
white
white naachine-madc lace and ytlIaw
crepe de- chine. The form Is Crest. In
style and viii appeal 10 lovers or the an
siaue. There Is "A PrEncvsse undergone.
tight fitting and decaisefes and n trained
skirt, failing In seose folds % inc Tar
pure white In color. ard mounted an SIT
yellow silk Over this he a Srccg tunlc
and bodice drapsry Of yellow creYe de
chine edged With Il tGy fHorsie- ~ gold
and white chenille. Tte acdie~ tiraperv ia
caught on The lett shoulder With hand
some geld buckle ard the tunic rrnxx.~
at one side and falls with q iabot-ska
fulincss The sleeve consists Of grace
fully drapNd piece OF ysiisa crepe dc
chine which lsaves the enoutfcr hare ant.
falls lightly cversh. upper arm. \ print
ed girsie deglass the waiatilsss ard Is
made Of cloth n gold richly enshroide.ess
with good irnisstiens az pegrss and 0rais.
sna studded With rhinest1nss ana Snan~
giles
This daln;, costume is .ats9huhle 10