Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

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white lace blouse came a litt.e rolero OF
fho rlnth ernhrr;5aror, a tt,o .a<11yos q nh IN,
Il, y Sersh or 60 ef~f,t f,,rs1,a. n Vas =
loose bolero. with ma attenpt at 1T in
either the hash ar fhe front the latter
syrinsfnr loose and aaacenfIinr In points.
The sl~evas ,.rere bnxreyer Inc kaf,le
Feature for never ~ stort fackefs has a
sleeve Of INCH rrnsa,rio,,s ara,r, heen seen.
yet 4 csnrnt 10 da,riad that e had . styic
1 ar yts ov,n rha ha.sy, ~ fhe sleeve ended
at fhe elbour q HAS Ia nj of the embroidery
FINISHING II hat n, the hark the sleeve wild
aned ont ana then tanered to long points
that when the arm was carried at the side
extended almost to the knee These pointed
sections were embrpidered to a depth of
several inches and both these and the body
of the Jacket xrera hordered with the PEN
daut halls
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Mrs Charles Hal, Who v,.s formerly Mrs
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~ aus. !. 0'essaAs, a'iu Deloi. no ne
~ in pale blue cloth costume, short
skirt and Elton jacket trimmed with m
serted folds and applied bands or the cioth
and small gilt buttons Mrs. Han, VINO Is
now aui.e gray, allhousii a soens oil s;ds
~ t,,,.ssea Let, S.,n, bi,,e ostrich tins
having uurpiish tinge. These tips began
at the left side. and, covering the back. ex-
tended around to the right side. OF WhIch
uiiey coseieu the oash tIiiid .a a t $50 - -
PEI s.faisht on tire heao VI 'ippeo ioi "aia
on ny tne ieas. nlt. a.,
nc Jachst raa sieeVes 70 t,ie "ie9 ~ ~
80 9.uer' ne jacket ies.il uaIas =, ,s..;n
was. hhe, anu was nefeieiy .anoieu, i'e'i .a5
me heuIe aS 10 Outline, pu. SwiushiS q -.
Ioose. In the center PACK at lae 49, oo..oii III
were, say, SIX haif,lhch straps OF ioios U
me c.oen crossing hoiiAontans an slus
al the Sice seams unaer Small sii. oue.oti9.
These straps were some six inches long.
Al eacn sloe OF the JACKET lnseiteu uhueI
haif-ineh folds, were plated sections OF the
cloth These sections were perhaps three
lnches wide and We're FORMED OF haH-iHcn
folds OF the cloth, close together IN TUCK
foIds .r,d ~, eri,t 1890 ~ tho hottom
of the fronts. and the sleeves were finished
at the wrists in the same way; !. e.. straps
ending under gut buttons ne skIt,
aLioi. ohe, ma5 iaLa ~ ..pe p'"'
49, - @@''-
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=, s,,l. a,a +h.r r,,tar;aI. In stalking
~ ei. -. 80,
ana runabout costumes, the decoration
most often seen, when there is any, is in
the form of deep tucks and not over four
oe +hosa c,,ot r,-;r+s aro a;tba- ,,I.i+ed \
'.'e 49, So - =, : - -
Inc Top VI Shilleu ushliy III 'he eHiii mo
terlais, put In heavier soocs' OF course,
the plain top is seen, but then the deep
i re- pyidpnpa
of the skirt about the hips and the hang
at the hottom that it's styIe denends and
NOT on tic tri,nro;nqs In many cases
however the Jacket is elaborate with
trimmings of ali sorts
In town these DAYS hardly any bu.
walking costumes are seen except at the
dinner hour and in another month fash
ionables will he seen at the smartest res
costumes for they will be merely passing
through town, ana VIII not poIner 70
IN pnnach Them from thejr trunks .IuIv
and August are go-as-you-please months
for dressing in town.
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A smart black chiffon taffeta frock was
age at luncheon The hodice showed deep
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most TO the waist me, the Insertions oeine
Of Cluny lace over chiffon ana shin silk.
The overlapping sections of the bodice were
embroidered in openWork or eyeIet-hele
embroidery and the white underneath
showed through. These side sections of
the bodice we're laid in folds drawn in
toward the center and shaped In to fit the
outlines of a particularly shapely figure
with full bust and tapering waist The
girdle was a narrow fold of black silk
Skinned through a gun metal buckle The
skirt was laid in graduated box pIaits and
atted like a glove from the waist to the
knees
The bodice had elbow sleeves of single
nufrs of the silk ending in fIaring bias
sactIons of the silk In eyeIet-hoIe en-
hroidery with scaIloped edges Full Cluny
peau was entirely OF violets. a toque. VIII si