Daily inter mountain., 1900-08-18

! brodered with an all over DESIGN 4,
| orange silk. 1t fell fun from the suuare
neck in straight loose box plaits: three
| at the front and a broad double Wat
teau affair at the back that merged into
| a slight train. 1t was bordered with =
! unique arrangement Of orange wash
| slfk ribbon warranted to stand a soa -
ana water test without losing form or.
| color. Inc sleeves were of the easy flow
! ing Bishop form gathered into a narrow
run of the wash silk. With this rnha
was worn detachable holero wrought
| OF the wash ribbon twisted and knotleyi
! IN a most ridiculous way This fastened
| at the front with a large bow of ora ~ %
velvet. The underslip worn with th;s
robe was a flowing affair of orange China
sllk entirely ACCORDION plated. .
Reaiy the question of what, is to be
worn under these flowing lounging robes
Is one or vital Importance. Some.of the
So. id co.ored lawn robes have the UNDER
sap as Well as all the lingerie made al
the same material as the robe. The re,
suit is thoroughly charming and for q
very warm day more comfort BILE than
tne eoiiettes that boast a combination Of
silk and lawn.
\ graceful soft silk model was built of
emma crepe in clear shade of lemon
yellow stamped with swirling nattern
m deep orange. II was very much cut
away TO show full front of the palesst
yellow mousselina de sole over orange
satin. Down both sides of the front
there were full jabots of the gnousseIine
de sole spangled With stars. At the back
the material was tucked AMI laid in a
t1oWing Vatican piait, around the bot
tom 1t was trimmed with Vatican
plait around the bottom it was trimmed
with a graduating flounce OF silk that
mounted high at both sides of the NOUS
seiine de sole front. This was topped
bN hFe rows of narrow orange velvet
ribbon. The neck was cut square and
finished bV IirhI of the 1SaIp
mousseline de sole with spangled frils
Each end of the tichu was knotted at the
toys of the jabots. and connected by
straps of orange velvet ribbon. The ell
bow sleeves We're gathered full and were
finished by broad frills of the spangled
yellow nlousseline de sole
Not all of the new loungins, gowns
are made in enc piece. Some few of
them have the skirt and corsage made
separately so as to vesr away from that
flowing tea gown lock that to some peo-
pies minds is so suggestive of bed room
wrappers. This is more noticeable in the
lounging robes that are pressed into
service sometimes as piazza toilettes
tients on the piazza for an impromptu
tea. Even these two piece creations
make no effort q t attaining Il glove it
but instead boast loose draDed effects
that rather sWathe the figure.
One of the prettiest lounging gowns
iiiSttiS LII Two t'4eISS " ds Dttlll vi lSuESu
pastel blue crepon. The corsage was
made with a long yoke of .tWine colored
guipure with the material caught up in
two points over it at the front and back |
From the top of these points to the
show inserted panels of gathered
The sleeves were made half length of
guipure, then full puff chalk white NOUS |
seline de sole gathered into narrow ;
tucked cuff of the same. Guipure was
employed for the tall straight collar.
plats at the front separated by panels of |
the gathered mousseline de sole that |
were embroidered around the bottom. |
At the back there was one full box plant |