The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-28

hallmark. So they destroy their own
taste by blindly taking whatever any
one offers them as the last word from
Paris Up to a certain point American
women have very clever ideas OF dress
The American women who travel abroad
each year and get their clothes in Paris
have their eyes educated as to a sense Of
balance. The national tendency toward
exargcraton Is toned down. But I am
sorry TO say that l think the generality
of people whom I see ip the streets and
I'm the large hotels show this tendency.
this efflorescence OF taste that Ia al
most exotic to a surprising degree. II
Is In their dress. their gait. and thsir
manner.
Please don't misunderstand me. II Is
not the methods of business I don't like.
and haven't | said what think of tho
American made goods? My quarrel Is
with the women who won't realize what
they have at their own doors in the way
of beautiful fabrics, and who Will run to
extremes in their dress and manners.
Here on this page are some OF the
dfesses l have made up since have
been in this country. Every bit OF cloth
and everything else about them was
maze IN america.
a IS an exquisite gown made OF
american silk manufactured In Penn
sylNania, and having all the appearance
OF The most artistic Partisan product
as which In fact IT. sells in the shops.
The gown is made In "old picture
lashlon, and Is a most charming crea-
ton Tor q youthful woman or girl.
me siik IS OF The palest flesh pink.
alm flowers scattered over II,
me skirt Is gathered In at the bot
EoIl. EE0Il WIN ,, sni,rings. making little puns
- pannier fashion. Iooped up at ina
pack There is an adorable little coat
arff dNff EGorsaSe with a rounded tab back
ahu 'front.' and big silk covered buttons
Inc ne cQrsage Is of plain pink silk and
mere is pale blue sash with ends a,
HmS iaHs SIDE ami There is a fichu of net and
an. a finisR sha o tne small short sleeves nave
shows a beautiful gown made OF
sgtin asner'SSG can fabrics, chiffon. ambalis
OF 1he gown is Of palest pink mauve.
most peculiar shade OF lambaiis
sam ana over this is a pale coral
ot yory gy'Sm Seep PoSs, ors and again draperlss
OIehtal scarlet The net is of a
mauye tone with embrolderies In corsi
SHADES ana cameo medallions
over the shoulders is draped n scarf
o. aolled net IN flesh pink. with bands
o. unS SuId fringe about the ends and
c shows a little dress msde NJ Anna.
lean taHetas manufactured in Portland.
MAINE 1t is Of the richest, softest
Quality, and is of spot variety In
soId and green, 1t Is made in a very
simple fashion, quaint and youthf,i,
II 70 cut decollate, but a gulmpe NAV
Do worn with 1t to make IL a day
gown II one wished. The trimming ~
the gown consists OF side pleafi1 o.
win edges stitched down fiat. after tha
ias mon OF hundred years ago This
quaint pIeatluS extends down the front
~ Two bands and around the bottom:
IL borders the square decolletage and
htlsnes the short sleeves.
me waist Is outlined by a sa sb NJ
deep green chiffon. edged with deer.
Sol1 fringe, There is dotted tuiis
PglICoat, showing, between the pleated
bands down the front, and there are
butterfly bows of lace bound vita
eietn cAliton caught here and thers
down the front The decolleIaRe and
sleeves are finished by delicate lacs
llllls IN pale cream color.
ID SHOWS model made OF batIste ana
iaCe OF American manufacture. Tha
Datlste is or the palest blue, and forms
the overdress, which Is finished about
,he edge by a deep hem and tuck Ths
under dress Is OF palest flesh -coiored
lace and gauGe, aud is decorated by a
bow OF pale pink taffeta ribbon with
long ends. The upper part of the gown
is also of the hesh-colored lace ant
sauIe, ana mere is a soft. folder CIR.
die OF the pale blue batiste.