The Detroit times., 1908-08-18

fall in graceful folds. The roses, in a
deep bOardET, at the end of the train
are OF EN- bossed plush To match the
pink rocco roses, | always wear pink
roses in my hair The value of the
Recamier gown is this: II your
friends stay late gossiping over after
noon t9S--t over the cup that cheers,
but DOESN'T intoxicate, though cham.
payne. as | tell Cholly. makes CONVEX.
sation OF more kindly sort, there you
are, ready to dine in the proper regalia
at home or In some othS house "Call
the carriage, madame is ready No
fussing No impatient. irritated hus-
band. This is an aid To happiness in
marriage Is il not?
With some OF the Recamer boudoir
[rubrS- without t1C-II1IItffU. uTartr srsrrrt
land close-ftting like he gown worn
by Eames in La Tosca some OF the
women in the Smart Set wear the
cutest socks you ever saw. They are
-aeSh.coloI- a-exalLl Like those
worn by men. only shorter in the
sole. for it goes without saying that
with feet as long as those. OF the
stronger set womans cOquetries
would necessarily be confined TO those
OF the culinary sort These socks arc
worn when reclining on ones couch in
the bedroom. and one thrusts out 4
slipperless foot just IS Madame Re
camier does I'm that famous painting
by David.
And then the nightcaps. to leave
feet for heads. Thea nightcaps. OF
f.. "A rT,Vt
but, really, they're intoxicating And
such comfort Nuu lake out your rat.
YOU take off your transformation, your
pinpuifs. your switch. and into the
bureau drawers they go With night
cap OF lace you can look irresistible
with simply the hair that is really
rooted Some are like little Dutch
caps. and others have frills or fine
.Alechlin lace with satin ribbon hOnx
and ribbons Moreover these night
caps are even more valuable as morn
ing caps. when for instance, your bVst
friend runs into your bedroom 10 have
4 chat, while you're hlving breakfast
in bed Even her Keen tyc (which rec
ords every detail aud treasures il for
quick delivery In the next boudoir,
tect whether your hair is under the
cap or slowed away in drawer In
London these nightcaps are even worn
ut The thCdtEF UUdeT PWtWe hdts III
stead Of for example. a cuiiture that
IS betousled, pinpufl. that are crooked,
a bCwitching cap, is seen when your
heavy hat is taken of ri the matinee
And here YOU have a theater fashion
that had It's origin Ia he coquctries OF
home"
--IhCn such Ill Old -IGslZn- All.l-Le- A.
for Il. tea gown Scf daring sort 3.
Mas suggesled by the picture OF a var
hero Aeer ca IN ancient vase. mag
int WeaLIne a costume like chat ut
one o. the Pharoahs All LondOn was
aghast az this idea Take AriaNerXCs
LohgimaLus, a giant. phayoah whom
one sees IN pictures. illustrating the
history OF Egypt His arms are bare
and ne wears bracelets, one at the
wrist and one below the shOUidcf OG
each arm he wore straight kilt
or shcnu, reaching 10. the kuees
The tea gown designed from this
Pharaoh costume has the shenti but
~ is worn over a sOft flowing skirt
with a train. and chiffon floats from
the shoulders And. then, az Choity
reminds me. in keeping with the false
hair that rho women wear tetiay- the
adjustable transformation, the Phar-
aoh's heard was likewise detachable.
IIeL-ed Il On NTH "A string NTH