The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-19
SPAIN ENTHUSES OVER HER
FUTURE QUEEN

of these diamond shaped squares pieceu
cleverly together. The small !"
sleeves fall over over frills of lace. ana
there is a wide folded waistband of PINK
o,ace caught i'm the back with lit G
closely pleated similar rosettes. An AFTER
moon gown which has secured the favor
of it's future wearer in a marked degree
is made in princess style. 1t is OF gauze
de sole, the pale creamy tinted GROUND
powdered over with miniature roses IN
many pale shades. The folds of the sklrt
swoop gracefully down from a corseies
and are finished at the hem with INES
of vallenciennes lace inserted and WIFI
little frills. The ~corselet is finished with
motifs of embroidery in raised silk ex-
acty rproducing the delicate colors In the
little roses. The sleeves, full to the ell
bow. are similarly caught with embroid-
the corselet. finishing with a neat little
point of the embroidery in front. Tne
top is a deep yoke of lace, with motifs
of embroidery. Another dress for demi-
toinlette is of the palest blue duciel soft
satin. 1t is inserted with Tie finest
va.enoiennes lace down the skirt and on
the dodice, which was a marvel of tiny
frills of futed pale blue. almost fairy
like in ineness, and each just tipped with
ace Down the center of the half high
bodice were three ~rosettes of fine frills
lovely one and has so far p eased the
princess that there is another like 1t in
pallest pink.
A blouse is composed almost entirely
of the handsomest Irish crochet lace and
very fine Irish linen embroidered. The
sleeves are of small shaped friIls Gnch
wide) of valenciennes The more sub
stantial Irish dente.le is used as a deep
Zouave-like collar and epaulettes. caught
in a t%interva's with tassels. acorns and
leaves in raised work. OF blouses of
Irish lace there are three. One is over
other ovr Irish embroidery and there is
also a deep cape of Irsih crochet which IS
quite a specimn pece for fineness of work
and design. There are several white
morning gowns, most of them made in
princess style. One of them is of 81
muslin. with rather a large spot In II.
1t is finely tucked at the waist, and there
are bands of tiny tucks all around down
the front edged narrowly with lace. The
yoke and collar are of lace, and over the
shoulders are folds of rose petal pink
satin. each caught down in front with
little soft choux of satin.
Very effective is a dress of fine French
foulard | ma quite new pattern. chiefly
shown in deep pink, with a white pow
dering over 1t. In this dress there is toe
much detail for adequate description. II
had bands of finest creamy torchon lace
down the sides and between them tiny
tucks, while at the hem are crossing
bands of rose pink ribbon velvet. the
ends embroidered down with little de-
signs in silk. All round the waist IL Is
cosely gauged and tucked beneath. while
a girdle is formed of narrow lines of rib
bon velvet tied in front in tiny bows.
The full bodice falls over this girdle.
The yoke is of lace with little ladders
of foulards and ontredoux of creamy silk
inserted. The full sleeves to above The
elbow falls over frills OF lace at the
elbow. The dress will be used for garden
parties n fetes.