The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25
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NO PETTICOATS
Fur, Chiffon, Embroidery
Bugles, Satin and Tulle
Combined in One Gown

its exquisite charm is utterly destroyed
if the drapery is not deftly handled.
| Developed in old-bluc crepe meteore
over old-gold ii is captivating setting
for either blonde or brunette.
The trimming is Of antique gold net
embroidered in a Roman key design of
black jet, which gives very smart finish
to this otherwise rather too demure gown,
The bodice and sleeve are cut in one
and softly draped from right shoulder
around under the left arm across tho
Dacs. and up to the right shoulder again,
where it joins the front beneath carved
JET clasp, thus forming softly draped
little sleeve,
The left arm Is quite sleeveless, tha
| gold-colored tulle, which fills in the
bodice, being held over the arm by a
jetted band. Z
The skirt Is practically hung around
the body, beginning at the left side in.
a scantilly draped graduated tunic effect:
| reaching just above the knees, it widens
out into a short clinging train, continlt.
| ing around and under to the center back.
The hem is finished in heavy twisted
cord Of antique gold.
| Rather more intricate of design i&
the little frock at.the left.
It is made of Indian yellow MARI,
quisette, delicate and transparent as suns
shine.
A distinctive feature of this littlo
frock is the odd sleeye-one being Of
the material and the other of spangled
net, which also forms one little corner
Of the bodice.
The Under bodice is simple princess
slip, softly shirred about the bodice and
hanging straight and supple about the
feet, the lower edge from halfway be-
low the knees being wide band Of
spangled Toison dor net banded on
either side, as also is the scarhike tunic,
with velvet ribbon of the shade Known
as golden-heece embroidered in topaz
and sapphire, and, OF course, placed un-
derneath the marquisette.
The scarflike tunic is securely fast
ened TO the bodice and then wound
around the body quite to the knees in
the back and crossing quite high in
front, continuing up over the shoulder,
when the outer edge forms a little
Japanese sleeve and then disappears be-
| meath choux of white charmeuse made
around topaz plaque. The edge OF
the scarf is finished in a band OF tie
jeweled velvet and Madena embroidery
Every large eyelet) in white.
The left side and sleeve of the decol-
letage is of the spangled net, like the
band of the skirt, edged in the jeweled
velvet and disappearing beneath charr
of white and the shirred bodice.
OF rich b, simplicity is the Egyps'rs
Most Egyptian is its toEe and trsns
ming. .
The smoothly-htting princess sip u
Of glossy black Cluny lace, exteniiag
only to the ankles.
OF especially good line a-I tri,s %
the tunic of dull-green chans!. Isile "a
sole OF three tones. 1t is sss 81 two
sections, the front and back half of ~
sleeve being in one with each.
It is laid in wide panel d,-s ges
front and shaped into the nus. .; rrc1os
of three rows of shrring avs ha,tpins
quite straight hallway brlcn Lse ka.eA
The Characteristic fsattc q this
gown is in the line ii 'sli,.i sAe u.r-
ming is applied
I; appears from the t-'G. y: tho .;Ss
Just bsiow The wais.yHo,, clo.sing low
in isoas, forming d'er 3oini over s.ss
knee as7 - seaia and underneath lt-
folds, being sppiied underneath the ma +,
terial The bard Is embroidered in vari-
Jus shadas q i;t.gggssl h'srogyph:Cs ara
suspended from s'.s,', point .ycr tlsS
knee is wonderfully-wrought pleque ot
Egyptian form in Lebanon enamel.
The decolletage is finished with band
of the same trimming
Bronze slippers are worn.
Delightfully."- girlish is the gown on the
third figure with its quaint lines, and
the color scheme is especially youthful.
ecru net over chiffon of delicious
watermelon-pink shade, this in turn be-
ing covered with exquisitcly transparent
white silk lace that also forms the little
coat-like tunic. The net tunic is gath
cred into a band OF Papillotte-pink
charmeuse satin swathed in Neptune-
green mcssaline, being caught up into a
choux of the same, which also forms the
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