The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

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pretty, 90 in the oass az q ssechina node
dinner frOck In whiea. black and coral.
Ths foundation was q SHIRT and bed.
ice OF soSteSt white satin- mo shirt
was sliRhaly FUN. The bodiee waS % the
type 90 much In Sviasnss. slPSws and
bodice cut In ono. plain front and back
softly Rathsrsd into girHls. round neok
Just q little low. the d&collStaGo r'Hnning
high In froat and back.
Over this vas drapsd what may bSst
b dnsoribsd - Q bib apron % fino black
Ichautilly which may I'm an eaFassr incnr-
nation have been q shawl. A point of
the lace ran up on ths bodice. Bei0w The
waist the lace fell TO short tunio depth
and two points were carried around 10
tho bach and knuetcd bshind tho Knees.
the lace bsinG drawn tightly enough 10
hold in the satin folds % the back per-
oeptibly. An effective embroidery 0f
coral boads bordered sleeves and dAoolle-
tago and q soft. vida. folded Cirdls 81
coral vslvet was held by two big barbartc
clasps OF dun gold and coral.
One eees q good deal Of thase warm coral
pinks posing under various namaB and
ranging from liRht 90 dark through what
one millinsr calls poppy tints. fhess
tones are excsedingiy seFeoefvs a q reiisf
for the popular white and black schsmss.
and certain plnks or tho sams general
tone but slighsiy dullsr are also considsr-
ably used with whifs and black and with
vhits and grsy.
There arc most likabls littls tub frocls.
in all the modiah shadeu Of pink. bus
cave in the oass % linsns the pink n usu-
ally combined advantaesously with
white. A particularly dainty and simple
model Of this type 10 thu pink and white
linOn illustrated on this pass.
Large dots OF fresh, clear creamy pink
were scattered not too closely over the
white ground Of the material and narrow |
piPinss of plain pink were used - trim |
ming. A guimpe. front frill and under |
sleeves were Of fine pink net on the same |
tone a. the dots but many shades lighter. |
This pale pink or nesh tinted net has been |
much favored for guimpe purposes In |
Paris during the flag end Of tho winter |
and b decidedly becoming. but used In |
low cut bodicsa u sometimes Rives Q
rather startling impression Of extreme
dAcolletaRe.
Pink net embroidered in self color
N used for the bodice OF succesHfnl pink
linsn model the linen forming tho shirt |
and running up above the Rirdls In hib |
fashion. Pinks Of more vivid colorins /
shading into the cerise tones are much
used in foulard TO relieve frocks OF mors
sombre or nsasral line. the two colors !
being usually dragged together Ivy veil
ing in chiffon or '.tamine Of the more
quiet color.
An enormous amount a. these sheer
materials in used tAis season in connec-
ton With foulard changeabIe tafeta.
&c. One Paris house 10 sending over
line ~ extreme but piauant models
IN chanEeable tahetl and silk Stamine
The frOcl 10 chiefly Of the 6tamins. with
draped bodice xirdied with tahetl. cuffs
of tatfetl and plated neck frilI aud sleeve
frill- Of blue cream net bords-ed M rrowly
by silk
The skirt ~ full. or a. least has the
Atamine fulled round the waiaslland
hut held in slightly by lower skivt OF
the taaeta. Over this frock goes a very
simple coat Of the OAangsabls tahsta.
semi.Htting. reaching just - the tafIeta
part IOf the Skin, and t-imnsed With hix
buttORs and cords 0f she. tAHsla We
have seen this model n chaaseal,.s blue
and brown. rose and lavender and IN Q
curious bright light green which shows
only family reflections Of yellow tone
The chameleon tsReta " unauestion-
ably having a certain vogue. but on the
whole even the best models in this ma
'erial are chic rather than beautiful and
are not tn be recommended 70 the woman
u few frooka.
Persian coIorings and designs are
frequently repeated among the imported
frOcks. Whole frOcks Of foulArd in such
resigns. veiled IN chiffon OF merely re-
lieVed by plain color. are shown, aud -
trimming ths Persian fOulaECIs. satins.
&c. are greatly in d~mand.
More elaborate and costly effects are
by hand embroidery IN Persian
designs on net or chiffon or satin, and
some remarkably elegant models from
a famous maker show such hand en-
broidery in bold detached designs ON
soft silk yelled On chiffon OF etAmine.
One superb French cloak Of the en- .
velopinR cape typ. draped slightly
over tI. arms. is os Egyptian green SOFT
six Over the surface are embroidered
large Oriental motifs in Persian oolor-
.nG The whole il yelled IN ahser~~t
black silk etamins and a vide border
almost soltaly worked in PERSIAN desiGn |.
IN the Atanine.
Often the whole upper part Of blouss
- body and aiseye cut In one OF Persian
six vsil-d plainly and smoothly in Ons
aver Of dark chiffon. while the rest OG the
bodice IL OF some dsvk material IN the
shade Of the chiffon, Or pexhAps q
smoothly fitted underblOuse has ia upper
third Of Persian. its lower twO-thirds
u plain color and the whole is veilsd in
-hifOn or etamins % the plain color
The quaint printed cOttons % which
20 have spoken before are another in
stances ~ figured maserials ssaartiy ussd.
These cOttons. "a the toile de Jouy order.
sere put 90 various usss In Europe last
aImmer. but have q renewed vogue THE
year and are offered In designs and color