Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10


N6E&geskaBh goes, races, TO the numerous tea
- rooms the Bots. to the many restaurants
which frecusnted only by the fashonaoes OF TINS
city there Is perfect feast OF color
regular Of clothes that look almost good enough
Everything is fresh dainty and delicate for 1T is
season of soft effects lmy materials OF great sim
plicity and really II never before have
women looked so altogether alluring attractive
they do Just now Then, the gowns are, most Of
delightfully."- youthful not only in their making
the of which they are made. though it is
youthfulness that is tempered with disefetoh ana -
not used without judgment
Perhaps the most noticeable costumes those Of
lingerie which the really warm days brought out
numbers. and at Chantilly on Sunday saw dozens
any one which artistic triumph Many or
them dihheult to describe because OF their
their charm being their exquisitey fine materials
their beautiful work. and In the real lace with
which they trimmed, There were others, how
were naturally the observed all observers, and
doubtedly objects OF envy aud much heart burning to
others OF their SEX
IRE latest in lingerie is beaded, statement that
homogeneous but these beaded froeks are real
40 pretty wonders that they have never been
thought Of before They made Of a sort OF erepe
much more transparent than crepe de ehine-in fact
quite much as thin -organdy but with shsntS
crinkled not unlike cotton crepon The entire
surface OF material is sprinkled over with tiny
beads some quite round in shape others obiong and
ali fairly near together These beads differed diner
emit gowns. being composed OF porcelain with
dun finish while others were OF wood and painted
White the only color employed for the white
gowns, although dark blue frock which was
in shades Of oyster white ana gray All pT
this material IL we'll as dotted with beads
and these borders showed elaborate designs made OF
several sized beads none however. especially large
One charming model was nlade over white liberty
satin the foundation skirt having narrow band OF
pale pink It's hem. and another about haf way Up
Just over these appeared tho bordering Of tho
outside material which hung loose from the waist down
and was not caught tied IN at place The skirt
however, was as It could be made onNtne
bodice which simple scarcely more than. roqhu
bebe waist beaded border used about the neck
ana as a nnlsh the sleeves. the lining as on tho
skirt being pale pink
Another slightly different IN style. showed wide
border made over soft shade OF magenta pink. aud
two narrow beaded panels front and back also
over pink on the this there little queer
aehu shaped collar OF silk over which was a loose
hanging collar Of all beads am told that All these
beads are put on by hand which OF course Is one rea-
son why all these are so expensive toH tney are
ita as costly as the elaborate CONNECTIONS OF emf
b~oidsrv ana real lace 70 be effective they must De
plainly made and or have there has not
been plat or rufie aad scarcely more than ihe
smallest gathering at the waist l'.
The belts are either narrow band OF bsai1us' yrt
closely together folded satin RIBBON Is used
to match In color bands beneath With these iaSt
there n frequently sash that IS tied IN at tho
LEFT side and ends finished vita fringe OF Oads
that exactly match those on the froek
In other lingerie frocks English embroidery ana lace
are the most popular combinations and although the
gowns themselves are straight and simple In their lines
the combinations two materials arg quite the
reverse saw one excellent model which had an under
vkirt borde,ed with English work. twelve or moe
inches wide lined with da blue tussoF OF s'aae