Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29


M4SXSeM itely dressed at the races at Au-
EYf$&EYN teul recently seldom If ever before
has been at this 1t was .
constant procession modes from great estab-
lshment another 1t the Rue de la Paix trans
ferred different surroundings and ten times more
attractive for each costume necessary equip
ment Of hat. paraso VEIL shoes and gloves, and Its
proper environment greensward and brilliant
shine Every model which has been created, both In
gowns hats in every known shade. and many
that and startling were to be seen, and the
spectacle varied and kaleidoscope that one be-
came almost bewlldered with the looking.
Strangely enough of the black gowns were the
noticeable possibly because of the contrast they
somber hued stood out conspicuousy and attract
general attention Naturally they represented the
way of fashion and were carried out
with absolute perfection as to all deails equally many
simplicity itself. their entire cachet de-
pending upon the cut and finish. T.
black satin-and satin or tafreta coats
and skirts by way, will be the particular costume
late sprins-was made with the usual narrow skirt
yelled from the knees up with chiffon also black What
could of the bodice of chiffon. into which
was introduced a little yellow lace in the form
Of a collar and long tab shaped pieces in front
The short and box shaped IN the back b.
with slightly fitted front which fastened far over on
the left under long rolling revers These began
the shoulders and were met on either side by a
deep collar embroidered batste and lace The
sleeves small but nearly as large Just
above wrist where they ended as above and their
finish cuffs almost to the elbow to match the col
lar.
with this severely plain gown was a of
enormous proportions rather low in the crown, and
with brm that decided roll on its left side
This was faced with black satin to within
of its edge, and from this facing came a narrow but
full white lace. On the upturned brm was'a
st little satin bow put on at an angle This was the
only trimming on the hat, the crown being abso
luely without ornament except for two beautiful pits
which fastened 1t either side
finish the costume there stole about the
neck of the wearer which was new departure in the
way of neckwear. This of black satin, soft and
supple and fully two yards and half long The ends
rounded and caught twelve inches from
the bottom with small black passementere ornaments
which drew the scarf in slightly 1t was lined with
deep shade or orange satin and was worn wound ABOUT
the neck with end thrown back the left shout
der and the other hanging in front.
Another coat and skirt of black made OF a sort
OF MORE with a satin finish. The skirt with
a broad hem and a simulated tuck all the same ma
teria rather novelty In the days of many combina-
lions The coat plain with the idea OF band
about the lower edge while finishing It about the neck
was deep sailor collar and long revers of black
fouard, upon which appeared huge white dots Tha
cuffs the and the buttons also of black
and white
with this frock a blouse OF the new shade
OF rough ponceau," perfectly stunning shade
which is neither geranium nor cerse, but something
was OF white chip lined In black and trimmed with a
band OF the wonderful shade of velvet ribbon
and monster buckle of black passementerie.
saw many taneta costumes black, dark blue and
changeable, but although they were all made moro
less in the same style those of black seemed.
some other be smarter. An excellent
model. which recognized Immediately coming
from the workroom of Bechon- David had which
fullness about the waist at the lower edge Here
It finished by double pun OF taffeta-
Hanging from the waist line in front an extra
piece OF the material which looked precisely like a
long apron, full and straight. This plain across
the hem but where II attached 10 the underskirt
there long three shaped pieces dull
blue silk caught with fiat steel buttons The
this suit a little apology OF affair. short with
kimono sleeves and unlined Pufnng trimmed 1t and on
the fronts appeared the three pieces
silk and steel buttons.
some OF the changeable frocks quaint and
picturesque looking imagined for the coloring
or them is invariably charming, and they have
dividualty. They little trimmed, for the simpler
their style the prettier they but all
either pufhngs ruchings. Many OF these last
mace or ribbon in which the two shades rather col
os OF SILK reappear the edge OF and of the
other' The effect OF this when ruched Is charming
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In eoiored costumes blue is prominently tine shade
he season. and in all tones the darkest night
oiue through the changes OF natter, tapestry royal
oiue OF france 10 lovely shade called kings
Wheh Is this years contribution blue. I a gown
OF TINS particular shade Sunday the skirt and
or winch We're made OF satin the being
with wide shaped nounce the same tint in broad
cloth Inc coat was period one in Louis XVI style
being quite plain and short wasted with a rounded
collar ana wide lapels which back as the