The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
Z FOR BETWEEN SEASONS
Afternoon Frocks That May Become
Evening Toilettcs Later.

49, Evening TOilettcs Later.
There are many women who at this time
of wear have worn. out. all their summer
clothes and are az tually in rags They nave
to get something new and yet do not feel
like buying a gown that n three or four
weeks will have to be put away until next
season anG that may be out Of date then.
Many of these go in either for something
rather dressy that can be used for mouse
wear in the evenings during winter, or else
can be worn in the street in the early fall
And really there is quite little economy
in this, as it gives full season s contlnu- conln, :
Gus wear. r.. -a
For a gown that can be4worn in the after
noon and would at the same time show up
to advantage. during the winter season IN the
evening, there is nothing more appropriate
than thin white material,s such as Swiss or
organde.. Gowns of this order are always
suitable and can be worn at any time Ihey
are very pretty and do not easily 60 OUT OF
style In half an hour any dressmaker can
take a gown Of this order that may pc
few months behind time and fix 1T up SC
that it will be fully UP to date. .,.-a.
Tucked effects are very prominent 1t is
not case of a few tucks here and there bu'
the whole dress is composed OF these pu'
on horizontally One effective gown on this
order shows the skirt mass of tucks about
an inch wide and placed. about an inch ane
half apart. The skirt was also adorned
| with a narrow insertion OF testoon Valen
! ciennes lace that ran around 1t IN seVera
| rows in an irregular manner: Inc toot
1.-The skirt was a mass Of ruffies OF the samt
material edged with Valenciennes lace. Ih
] waist, like the skirt, was tucked. The tucked
sleeves were Of elbow length and hared slgnt
I ly at the bottom and terminated in Valen
1 ,ciennes The yoke and high collar were ais
I of lace, thus completing most eHectlyel COS
4 tune To be worn in the evening, the yok
1 could easily. be taken out and the sleeve
4 either removed or shortened, and our summe
i girl would then be ready for the ball or re
| ception.
Then, aside from these affairs of organdie
i are silk gowns trimmed with lace and other
I wise ornamented Some Of these are YER
/ elaborate, and as they are of fairly heav
i silk, could be used as well for early fall a
i for summer. A good many brocades are seen
i and gthe girl who is up to date is taking
A these much more than she has in the past.
u Brocades of all descriptions. are going
Ebe the great thing for fall, and miladi vii
u make no mistake in getting a gown OF th1
description now to be worn later, posslDl
f4under a little jacket. These are usually yer
fancy about the waist, u being aelaboratel
trimmed with lace, chiffon and other ma te
/ rial The great point to be observed here
4 that the gowns are high-necked, so that the
\ may be appropriate for later wear. Fl \
4 For morning wear miladi wants somethin
a that lis a little heavier than the shirt wais
y suits Of linen and yetis not cumbersome. Som
kind. OF a light and pretty silk IS Just th
d thing for this purpose: A. polka dot effect
Il particular would be very appropriate. Blu
and white combination is very .effecttyel
made up into plain costume. 1t Is style
d on this order that take now with the Amer
a can GUNNER girl when she is just beginnin
3 to think Of going home to prepare for fall.