Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
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| IMl that aroused by the plan
| Nv ming of the wedding gown
is attached to the selection
OF the graduating and commence
ment dresses and their important de-
tails, which must accord with and
enhance the girlish beauty and
, dainty charm of the fair graduate.
While simplicity characterizes the
newest gowns, it is in the lines of
the modes after all, as laces, ribbons,
Hounces and fluffy frills, and any
amount OF hand-work are lavished
Upon the materials. of which there
are an unprecedented variety from
winch to choose Mulls, dotted
SWISS, organdies in bewildering
weaves and tints. point d'esprit and
DoDbinettes in such delicate designs
and faint suggestions of color as to
ADMIT them among appropriate fab
TICS Sheer lawns and India Iipon
lioerty silk and satin, crepe de Paris
and crepe de chine, mousseline and
nerre iaces are perhaps the more
4 N-NPSHS1Nt materials.
IL is generally conceded however. thai or~,na,..
""a lawn are the most suitable and. perhaps the
most serriceable of the diaphanous fabrics a. .
e"" Vi one OF them may be used many other
occasions and always be appropriate. because Of fts
SWEEP simplicity. The delightful nossbi,iti.s a,
tncking and trimming these ms,erfals re.o,,,..n.
| 'neH' inasmuch as the finest cobwebby lace. and
embroidery may be used to decorate them valep
o''n' anu MERE. repousse and other laces OF
eauai deicacy, while hand embreidery is, perhaps
the richest OF all decorations and In tsaxi,uea
with prodigality upon the rtrisb povns
/ Inc SOFT, eiinging crepes so exquisite I'm
themselves as not to require much elshora,fo, a,
decoration The silky sheen OF this fabric need.
morning 10 enhance the beauty of ifs textpre
winch lends itself to ncomparably artistic effects
An exquisite net powdered with a delicate soraI
uesgn Is exhibited which tiny ruches of the
| material appear. and the effect when fashioned
INTO gown Is the daintiest maginabIe Next I'm
Importance. to the selection of the ms,ar,a, 20,
'he gown Is the choice of a girdIe or sash f,r
"hich wealth OF beautiful ribbons offers the
prettiest possible garntures for a girish evening
toner. For the wide een,ures figured sash rib-
nons In Dresden and Pompadour are used ar nl,in
co'ons IN satin, mousseline. faille tafeta lou
isine and messaline most popular Powered
'ip"ons WIN gauze grounds In ga,rze and satin
stripes are shown in many dainty colors whIIa
| the white or cream widths are universally pre.
ieffe" ior these occasions.
Dee. -,
fretty girdies OF three shades in psIa
a. ., are 10 "e extensively worn. And
o.. .,I, ISIS vi 'ne soruy railing ends
,...-. " 'i'e "earer OF them straps and
epaniettes and dangies' OF ribbons ara finished I'm
this way, and infinite are the uses 70 which r,h
oons are put for trimming and decorating gowns
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Of COURSE slippers and hosiery have alan 10 ha
| selected and tho s.in.,.., -. = " "
steae ana kiu may he chosen here. Quaint little
high -heeied slippers finished with rosettes Of
caIoTs srs o,tai.a,o net. White and all delicate
| u,., .,. .o,,., WINE patent leather Ties
are always suitable to wear with white gowns
six hosiery, hne ana delicate enough TO please
cue must iAsi"ous gii Is SHOWN In openwork de
of silk and Isle Thread ,ra ,l,nos, az 80. -,
dainty ne the NOR. .,-ns,, I'm, -, ''' ~
NA' rs inc H'o'e eNpensfe SIX nose.
Evening gloves for misses are worn either short
or elbow lengths and may i,e bouebt 3, vl,o. or
shade wbi,a ., ,o,rs h.,r q, - $50 "
-, VI eo"iS 'eii's "e iise"r Tor young
girls
Fans Indispensable addition To the toi-
Iette Of q rau,s gr.,,.,o .,a : .a,o.,t = A..
- a. 'u"s s'n"""'e' anu seiecuoh may pe
'''e itohi tue peWhderihg array or rams, from I'M
design Beautiful fans of e,uze and CHIFFON
s,.na,aa on, ,.oo.a.., 50, ~. =,
~, ~ u ven sht anu siiser threads
ano ghtterihg DISKS, STICKS heavily giided
ameled fans of fine lace mounted ON sticks of
French gilt or she'll. or dainty am,ira f.ns 80
pain'eu anu haunting pretty sNk tasseis, may be
chosen here Fans 10 accord with any toilette,
elaborate or simp,e fans of al desr rinftous and
DESIGNS all now orn,ma,,.t sd ta.,,,,, -
o "' anu p9au'iui' AfS
no" On e1hletioh.
ran chains OF pearl OF gun metal with brfliiants
or semi-precious stones, cut crystal and fine gilt
chains are Kew OF the varieties shown In the
3eweiry department.
Pearl necklaces In many strands held with baN
OF brillisnts are beautiful to with low
necked gowns or over silk stock ribbon But
strings OF gold beads however, newer and are
very effective over white dresses.
Very little jewelry Is permissible for young
good taste, while sfickpins are almost necessary
TO keep in place refractory bows or iaces In
gilt and silver with real stones or I-ureclous
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