The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

W. rosse adds 80 much 20 the rich
esfect Of gown that the adj
vasIee models OF early ror.ng toilstses stil
show fur eagsazs and trimmings O
tunics, esss1Es>sss. ;snxsts ard s<ss
0ounces.
Cray Peyrsan lanai IL pat 10 novel ~
In the usoeei by Rao3nliz, which forms
= dainty tp2sese for the transitional Per.
icd when winter fingers IN tie lap Of
apslnx." and wfaxs warm enough TO pro
test the weaSsS against occasional cold
blasts 9TH a.n.s NJ brightness and sun
shine by its ec.fcate coioring and grace
fd form. The skirt Of siiver gray cloth
IL tight and clinging. according 20 FASH
Ions demands and while II In adjusted
without fo.9s at TIE hack IL closes On the
left Size under . deep reyer OK gray Per-
sian lamb A narrow hand OF the kamo
fur Also edges TIE skirt hem
The c.ose-5tting bodice proves very be-
coming 20 s.enasr figures. II is lined ike
The SKIRT x.ta silver sray tarsta. and the
cloth at the back - cut bias and IL
stretched Into the andcf-a arm seams. white
extending iato very short point. which
acts as a aAslue below the vi ist Line. A
deep pointed yoke Of gray Persian lamb
covers the shoulders ard back OF the
bodice and closes in front, where II is
osersspped by u double breasted portion
Of Tie bodice. giving the appearance Of
three rsTsrs alternately OF silver gray
cloth sid Persian agfno Tie cicsh rescrs
are aeofned 5y silver gray silk ssitcninxs.
and aspa ser,iy fasten 10 the bodice form
viii. handsome buttons OF cut steel The
Tight e'@sh slssses sase capped By sligsit-
~ fulled drapery Of Persian lamb, and
nnlsh al the wrists With bell cuffs OF the
same ssa. Tie standing collar Of Persian
lamb has an additions, saucer collar of
silver gray cloth. A mur Of Persian lamb
completes the costume.
That cloth in It's various waases will
SUI fsos- It's own during the spring 10
illustrated BY CIImann Il Strauss trav-
cling or street so~n Of sage green drap
dete OF fine gioasy weave and of q
delicate green color. The skfrs IL cut
circular without seams except at the back
where sisght fsllness concsais fhs p.an~
Quef- over the hips the garment il
SNAPPED b means OF darts. The skirt n
made a. a aropskart. unlinsd and failing
loosely over Q foundation skirt Of sage
Cream satin ending in a serpentine fsounce
Of RE sane material. aad edged with
pleate9 anss Iufffes of satin. To attain
0ses fashionable hang OF the snaalhsIke
ektrs. u. conventional petsiccaf is oralt-
ted. ard ~ It's stead ara worn kuicksr-
bssekera 9: satin daintily finished below the
kssesE Will rufres Of lace. or a narrow
elinxsnx esfsTskirt Of soft satin unstif-
fsnea ~ iatstliainw. add made Qs:ife short
with rNfSes Of lace
Ihs dress skirt OF this model shows Q
ample trimming OF green silk and silver
aatfn brase arranged In scroll design
which ercirciex the :em.
The jacket OF sage green cloth II quite
plain and strictly taiior-made, inclosing
the ngare tightly. The double breasted
front ssstens with fcnf silver buttons. and
tie fesers are trimmed with green ard
silver braid in the same design which
sdarns the skirt hem. The naring collar
shows the braid garnitare on tho outside,
while the inside !s faced with applsqued
sage green velvet Of darker shade. The
plain sleeve is fitted Into the armhols