The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-13

ines are enough to demoralize a Chris
tian woman from sheer envy. Two pairs
of most fetching dinner dress slippers
are made one of black and one of cream
white leather. They have broad Crom-
well flaps rising on the instep and the
entire toes and fronts OF the shoes are
inlaid with cabochon jewels. The white
pair had little round emeralds sunk deep
in the leather and finely embroidered be-
tween the stones In gold, while the black
pair showed a lovely inset pattern of
small and large turquoise with silver en-
broidery and the heels of the white shoes
were as black and highly polished as
ebony. Besides these treasures, l saw
O perfectly bewildering pair of black
satin dancing slippers the heels done In
dull gilt and around the top of the slip
per ran black satin and gilt bebe ribbon
that drew up to hold the shoe on quite
firm, and tying on the instep let fall two
tag ends made of big pear-shaped thine-
stone buttons.
The Red Haired Girls Hosiery.
'AH the silk and Isle hosiery TO go
with these were clicked. Some In colors,
that is, three separate hands of bright
silk embroidery running up the outside of
the ankle and some had merely a clock
done in open work, or by tail stemmed
lace flower let into the side of the stock
Ai6S. AOOhEQ very SNdIply at HCT uTtSSY
Oxford ties and saw them in the most re-
markedly lovely and diverse pastel shades
and deep colors, some in the richest clar-
ct glace kid soft as the gloves you wear
and Others In tender pastel blue and lilac
with white heels With these the stock
fngs match exactly and its trouseau no.
tion saw to have even the garterS to ac-
cord in color with the footgear
'Of course l had my wits enough about
me to ask to see sSme of the gowns and
first l beheld a dream, a radiant Dream
IN roses and Vatican blue chiffon. These
modern girls are the most thorougn-going
creatures not to say the most thorough
going creatures not to say the most ex-
travagant, for let me tell you that tile
gown she showed me was a complete en-
tity only when 1t had the head ornament,
sortie du bal gloves, slippers. hose and
silk jupon to match or accord.
This complete and ravishing toilet my
red headed young friend carelessly desig-
mated as "a little dinner dress. She
obligingly slipped into it, to complete my
satisfaction and incidentally looked a pic
ture of loneliness. The little dinner dress
had a sheath skirt of pastel white silk.
and If you've not yet seen that fabric YOU
have a feast in store for your eyes. 1t is
a soft satin faced taffeta with opalescent
tints of color in it and upon that foun-
dat. on fell the blue chiffon yelling, all
garrished with chains of graduated black
chenille dots. Down below the ruses the
dotting took a lattice form and here and
there, in the delicate black criss-cross
we're set wide blown pink roses made of
silk gauZe. The lines of chenille dots be-
low the knees were girlded in narrowly
by a band Of black vel Set ana a pink
enamel and brilliant buckle and the
sleeves were Of chiffon laced with black.
The All Important Details.
up in the hair went tiara of roses
and the wrap IN cape shape had a large
ruff collar of roses, while chains of chenille
dots, interspersed with pink crystal beads
made glttering fringe that swept down
nearly to the floor Before / could really
catch my breath over so much splendor
she drew out some ferns and / broke the
Tenth Commandment all to pieces Whal
IS a woman to do when she is showed a
creation having sticks Of what is called
tlger-marked tortoise shell, upon the Tor
OF which is stretched black guaze painted
10 represent the breast, head and out.
spread wings Of a peacock and the glory
OF the bird further enhanced by a rnosl
artistic use of few metallic spangles. An.
other beauty, unfurled for my hungry
eyes. was Of pierced ivory. upon which
PACK gauze was drawn and then upon