Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-03

particularly dainty to don with the lace
princess frock, which is so becoming to a
perfect figure
Coarser Trimmings.
FOR morning wear with the linen dresses
SA'i 10 are mace OF stout linen canvas and
plehthuily trimmed with coarse lace They
s'aiu iots Oh hard wear, and the tub seems
beauty their
,vitb so,t sit. at coiored muslin skirts trimmed
WIN seiI-coiored lace are desfpned W. Gu
worn with the trotteuse frooIe heu 10 De
taffeta silk June oiii the oVerdone
IN ne aaintiest skirts for strictly ever,,o
"eai are fashioned from soft taffeta oti, ing
are full and trained and oa,a .ti.eta, and
piiio"y mass of ruffies festoouo. t.i III, d
ruches and ribbons ieStoohed with
so isiple PIE garments-that is. drawers o,.,
number of fashionable won,on amuopted by
.ioupie ana are graceful two at+-ih.' 's'se
pieGiated by the Swagger mondaino ap-
the snr,,',, shilts play prominent mart +,
dresses arc wardrobe, most of the
80 ata'eh are made without Innings IT, ~, me
si SIN hunter is safe In purc6asin,. NC L plr
i. 80 toi use at present or To ,,rao 'Is ne
winter toilets in the house. wear with
The French Know How
"inserie always suggests the oorsot
ifc
us Styles and the French certa,n,,, -.
INC making of this very tmnortsnt 49,,
&c VI the toilet. The summer corsa. &, .
Ing OF beauty with Its dainty s+r.n,;ro.
~ ~ iippoh, which In many cases cn.,t,nass
har h1,sir ia r. Inc corsetiere who knows
iel Jus ness allows no woman noun, niio " .
nave anything but a perract r auays 10
suppiieS wEat Is wanting and concaaIs niie
IS - reuuhdant. fad of the mons,t y, Ia a. ;.
If at The HaoI down the front and rasten
Of sartnri.I j why this Japanese piece
~ sai tollal topsy turvy Is a la mode "a
ptoVoKingly left unexplained 'oe 10
me lingerie boudolr peienotr ia ano,,ar
3 pay OBJECT of the bargain searcher and
farIs. again. excels In the fasbtnni ~
these comfortable and beant,rnI nohns vi
Apropos of the boudoir neeIIee the
neee ammonia In the strictly national Cur
ana makeup Is Immensely popular "a are
Jyitbor, haira IONS that are picturesque
"ithout belng exactly oriental these neto1
noirs are fahioned from beauttfuuy on
Droioereo satins. silks. crepes and All the
hnest lawns and muslins, the latter he,np
e esIs. adapted to the needs of the Au-
gust DOG days. But the well eouinnea
wardrobe boasts at least one rather warn
ana comfortable light flannel Iounging robe
10 be worn on cool and damp days.
New Features.
Peierines. bo.eros, large collars and bupe
moving sleeves are some of the pretty rea-
lures OF the neglige. The empire is a very
popular style. and when a Josephine COS
TUNE Is 100 ambitious the short-watsted
lhdtnee slrdled with dainty sash is an &C
ceptabie substitute. The most exnensive
ana elaDorate pc gnoirs are of delicate
white lawn. hand embroidered In sinai
wreaths and tiny flowers and IavtshIy
trimmed with Valenciennes lace or with an
insertion OF drawn work. II money is not a
consideration. the shops are full OF dainty
poudoir gowns but the girl who Is clever
win her needle with few yards of lawn
ana lace can evolve attractive little affairs
for herself at trifling cost
AT TINS time of sartor al magnif1cence 1t is
absolutely imperative that the stockings
ana shppers should match the dressing or
| lounging gown. and a fad of the moment
here In Paris Is to paint stockings and Slip
pers to harmonize with the frock. or
course with the kimona are worn beaut1-
fully embroidered Chinese slippers
CATHERINE TALBOT