The southern sentinel., 1903-10-30
THE "JUMp-o -oUr-or.svS.'
New Kind Of House Carn~,.
Now Much In Favsp :.
NeEligee Dresa

are not yet quite decided ON ~.
the shops and private makers
ing their attention to negligees
rate, numbers of them are ev...1.
shown, and since the house rors
dependent upon mere novelty ~
many delightful but quite aueie,.,
els are seen. says the New Yors -
The changes rung on the kins,.
both long and short styles, are r,.s
less. In silks of all sorts. and =:
crinkled and figured crepes. No.
with delicately fiowered ribbons r
easy garments are displayed a.
sides, their prices recommends, i.
to the most modest purses. "a.
kimonas are preferable in wash e.
Manila calicos, brilliantly fgur,s
bordered with plain colors far,.
many.
"Jump-out-of-bed" (saut de lit,t&
name of one pretty wrapper Of ua..
daintiness. but of extreme simpnS
Fashioned in sort of "ansel ~
shape, very loose and with vid. :
sleeves. band of hand embroiden q
dering the sleeves and open mech h.
ally the principal decoration Of TIN.
ment.
Any material which admits Of -
stitchery is approved by the FreaA p
the more elegant house gowns, in ~
a one-color scheme is a modjsh 4,
Again, touch of turquoise blu
coral will be used with dashire -
and the color combined with III,
generally one of the many soft e.
now In the market In this betoni
shade are numerous qualities d =
broidered batiste They viii be nm
house gowns far into the autumn
Kimonas alone are cut floor ~
which, perhaps, accounts for tAe n
that only small women wear q |
gracefully. For the average Ame,nI
to look we'll in her house toes. sAe ~
have something with soft. flowing u !
and II she carry on a train the lousri|
Is the better.
Pretty regligees to carry over b p
other summer. or to buy for innsn1
use, are the lace-trimmed models ID
broidered swiss. Floating ncAu =
sleeves and deep fiounces give tAno
air Of soft femininity. and siSu r
new swisses are made to wash. mazyu
gowns are decked with lingerienll5|
bons. These. forming unnumheze1mI
cies of rosettes, with pendant enh =
put on at places where bows voslli
used. With them no wider ribbdnG
ever employed. the gown belts b -
cases being usually bands Of thestn
swiss.
Cream lace is more rarely put vi
dead white now than formerly. sueAo|
trasts being considered little pn|
The gown stuff and all its trinn1
should match exactly In tone Tsp|
duce this result. dressmakers freqsu4|
send a costume and its attendani M
peries to the dyer's before making
In this way clever women srs =
making use of squares of anticut =
which, after coloring. are insefta
house gowns Of wool and silk vitAd
effect.
Saffron was the shade chosen ~
wide lace of one exquisite bodies. A.
cred ribbon in the same shade shss
between the horizontal strips. Aha
in painted chiffon displayed . g.
band. tinted a delicate blue. rum
arount the figure to simulate ~
Jacket. A solitary row also decfed
huge puffs Of the sleeves and -
stock of lace finished the neck.
Round lace and embroidered Con
falling often as far as the elbows ~
the chief trimming of the other bon
some of which are Of plain net IN
tucked Point d'esprit also confirsd.
be used for dressy odd waists, anda d
French web, defined by some q
manufacturers as boule. contriouso
ward the black and white effects fnns
always approved. The founca'ion
boule is black silk net. gosssmd s
which is embroidered with white n -
scattered balls.