Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-19

ciennes lace. with the design traced IN q
gold. Below this, Their We're innumer-
broidered in gold. y
The corsage was blouse Of the tucked
tulle, brought loosely down into a high \
glove fitting girdle of cloth of gold
This fastened trife to the left side with
two large strass clasps. At the front ot
the corsage Their was a sort of bolerO
effect of the spangled tulle with the edg- 4
es and reverSes embroidered in gold. Two 4
bands of Gold traced valencisnnes filed
in the V neck. The long sleeves of the 4
tulle We're tucked as Ear as the elbow,
where they merged into a puff that was
spangled. Below the puff they were
again held in tucks until they reached
the wrists where the tlared in narrow
gilt embroidered frills. The transpar-
ency Of soft white eaffsta was swathed
again and again in tule so that there
was no trace OF its eXiste...e IN the gen.
eral contour of the gown. The question
of transparencies is one tina. comes in
for a great deal OF thought in fashion
ing these gauZy evening gowns. A great
many of the coutu:ieras insist that it is
more effective to vel osely the trans
parencies with gauze ana ornament that
instead of the skirt proper with lace
the hand painting, ;tAe bands of satin
ribbon or what other trimming is re-
CURED. This intervening gauze skirt is
new often treated to strips Of narrow
satin rtloon that g.eam out in the most
fascinating way through the folds and
resemble very much the satin striped
grenadines. In fact .he resemblance is
so marked that grene'!na has actually
been used with great success as an inter-
Vening lining on the less expensive gown,
1t is . fact that Iris, lace has been
Favored OF late for political reasons.
English women. prom. ed by a desire
to help their government appease Ire
lands snolderinS wrath put great orders
for lace wish .he Irish lace makers:
Since the Queens last drawing room.
when two women of fashion wore gowns
of Irish lace the popularity of Irish lace
has been on the steady increase. Con-
trary to the usual. Paris is a follower.
not leader in this new departure, ana
America gets her cue from Paris
debutantes gown lie attractive
by lavish trimming of I.ish point was
Quilt Of white gauze over White taffeta,
1t mad lond tunic, cut in Vandyke
points around the bottom and edged with
a broad band OF :he lace. The entire
tunlc was laid in groups CO tiny per-
pendicular tucks with the Intervening
spaces filed in by dots Of white chenille.
rms fell over full deep tiounce Of the
sauze edged with the Irish lace.
The corsage was round necked affair
of eccordeon plated gauze drawn loose.
~ down into ceiatures of the lace Over
thlS was Worn sleeveless bolero of TIM
tucked and spotted gauze that fastened
| IN double breasted fashion to the left
s1de. A border OF the lace followed the
edges OF the bolero. The upper part of
tn sleeves were composed OF the lace
Slapped by dotted folds of the gauze and
below the elbow the gauze formed two
large nuffs.
Nearly all of the corsage are cut round
| at the waist line, VITA Just the slightest
dip at the middle &c the front. Occasion
| ally one sees a debutante favouring the
| cc"sage cut with a long point at the
! front, only because they are more re
| marked for to be successful a corsage
| CT that shape should be built of heavier.
| pompadour silks or atins which beloh ss
| Dy rlght to matrons. Blossom gowns are
| bound to appeal to The debutante They
! are made up in forget-me-no blue roseL
| PINK, primrose yellow. mignonet.e green
! and in every conceivable way the bios
SONS of the flower are introduced The,,
are often sprinkled carelessly over the
they are loooed in garlands. they sefye
as shoulder straps and in a dozen Other
ways they lend their charms to deck
thse fluffy evening gowns. Il
A daisy gown" made of plated white
Sauze, had the skirt borderad with white
SATIN daisy blossoms appliqusd fiat. The
piossoms We're repeasted on the uppel.
part or the corsage between the tuck
ana were tackled at intervals along the
I NO
! narrow hunters green velvet ribbons
mat formed the collar and ceinture
STRIPES OF the green velvet ribbon, held
at the bust line With bouquets Of the
daisies. The ends of these rfLhons fell
nearly to the bottom of the skirt and
were finished each with a silver dais,
blossom
Inc most approving long evening
wraps designed for debutantes are mad,
| OF tucked white taffeta For Waunt,
they are dependent on the heavy Quit
ed satin lining, or better still, a linins
OF ermine. They are often built on half
length box-coat lines with flowing bel
or bishop sleeves warranted not to crust
'ne 1fllls and furbelows on the gauzies
of evening gowns
velvet slippers find favor in the de
putante's eyes: "a pair to match the shad
or every evening gown in her .WNrdrob
If she likes. Black velvet shippers. how
ever, are considered in good taste for a,
ever, are considered in good taste fo
any evening toilette
NINA GOODWIN.
| CHINA RICH IN coal. DEpOSITS