The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-04
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The Elaborate Wardrobe Mrs. stuy-
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vcsnht Fish Is Having Made.
New York Journal.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish ia staying quietly
in town, busted with her dressmakers.
These active people are turning out for her
a summer wardrobe that is beautiful in de-
sign and artistic finish. She viii soon open
her house at Newport, and during the sea-
son VIII entertain on grand scale
One of these gowns rs fele frock OF
white silk gauze made over Nile green
Silk. A deep iounce ornaments the bot
tom, finished on with alternate rufles Of
narrow green and blue chiffon The tablier,
or overskirt, is painted in pale green Ia
hlue,s, maidenhair fern and hops. The
yoke Of the bodice Is OF real lace. with
This dress there Is a parasol of green and
blue chiffon, painted as the dress Is. and a
big chiffon hat of blue, with a narrow ruff
fle on the edge of the satin straw, In
green, The flowers in this hat are bluets,
hops and maidenhalr fern With nearly
every costume Mrs Fish wears a soft.
filmy scarf falling from her waist well
down the skirt, the ends over her arms.
THIS is novel and artistic idea AID II
greatly sets off the gowns. No one else
has attempted 1t. The scarf that goes with
this costume is of pale blue chiffon, lined
with green,
A ball gown that she has Just had made
Is of black gauze de chambray. II has a
scnlloped overdress of this material over
pink satin. fully and beautifully embro'd
cred In floss silk flowers, with real cry3-
tai centers. The entire gown is studded IN
crystal and the bodice embroidered In seal
lups OF crystal and flowers, as on me
skirt This bands on the shoulders and at
tho elbows arc black satin embroidered III
crystals and with lunches OF pink roses.
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this costume is Of delicate pink chiffon and
has d fringe OF real crystals about five
inches deep.
OF great magniGcence is dinner gowr
in this collection. 1t is made Of while
crope de chine and has bands OF real lace
insertion running across. The sleeves ara
OF three bands of the crepe de chine. The
oyerdross is finished off with bands o.
pearl embroidery. on the underskirt Is
ruffe of white moussollne de sole. In bel
| hair Mrs. Fish Will wear a small bunch o
purple orchids. The scarf carried viii
/ this dinner gown Is of white, with borde
of purple orchids and green leaves.
! driving costume that is certain TO b
much admired Is OF pale green pouIt az
sole, trimmed with accordion pleated white
silk rufhes over this is worn a Iona
beetle green chiffon cloak, with trimmings
/ of pompadour satin. There is Mcalc
collar for this cloak faced with the SAINT
pompadour satin.
The bonnet she will wear with this is o
male green tulle, with pompons OF whlt'
tulIe and with Brazilian beetles. Her par
agol is Of beetle green silk embroidered i
Brazilian beetles OF gold thread and irl
descent beads.
Two morning gowns are worth detalhlnE
One Is OF white muslin over whNe sim
with bands OF insertions running cflss
Cross forming plaid pattern. The enec
ia very novel and entirely new, Anothe,
neglige is OF pale rn-colored crepe d
chine. open down The front over an under
petticoat Of lilac colored 1afleta SILK luli
ruffed with pinked-out uftles. The tror
sides are trimmed with deep corn-coiore
Xix fringe The whole overgown Is painte
in wisteria vines.