Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-23
Lingerie Gowns Are
Now in Omaha Ready
for an Examination
Most Modish Expression of the Dress
makers Art Comes in All
the Latest Styles.

Lingerie gowns, which are the most mod
ish as we'll as the most fascinating ex-
preston OF this favorite of all summer
gowns, are now in Omaha, They came
upon special invitation (order) of Hayden
Bros, and are to be placed in exhibition
in the fourth floor OF the store Monday
and Tuesday so that all Omaha women
who love beautiful gowns may have a
chance to see admire-and purchase IL they
so desire. The object of the showing is to
give an idea of what the skilled gown
makers Of this country and European fash
ion centers have created by the artistic
combining OF lace, embroidery and the
softest, dainuest mulls. cotton voiles. cot
ton marquisettes and batistes.
These two days are to be devoted to a
showing of the summer advance styles.
The latest and smartest ideas are repre-
scented in the styles Of the gowns. The
fancy for using color to enhance the beauty
OF the laces is represented by most fetch
ing gowns. The bead embroidery is shown
in other Of the dainty white gowns. The
clever adjustment OF the ribbon sash is
especially mark OF the imported gowns,
Some Of these show the sash worn under
the bodice of eyelet embroidery and the
same color is shown under the band of EN-
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at the knees
In these gowns are noticed few general
style tendencies The bodices are cut
with the low, round neck, which is formed
usually of lace. In the more elaborate the
bodice is fashioned by a cunning combina-
ton of embroidery and lace the embrid-
cry design fitting into the lace in points
or curves, and suggesting a common idea
in the weaving of the two, The kimonc
sleeve. or Magyar sleeve is shown in most
of the gowns. Sometimes the sheer upper
sleeve is made over a sleeve of net OF
lace or a chiffon of delicate pink, blue
or some color used in the embroidery Of
the gown. Again these gowns show the
years favor for the plain band, or the EN-
broidered band Is the finish of the skirt
The empire style prevails.
One OF the particularly handsome gowns
TO be shown is made with cotton mar
quisette as the foundation material TIL,
round yoke is formed Of cluny lace inser
TONS which fasten to bodice in which tht
heavy flower embroidery is OF rose design
the flowers forming the waist line, Th'
short klmono sleeves end in two points o.
lace. from which hang tiny white balls o.
lace crochet. The skirt shows the piI
point tucking at the waist and down e
the flounce which is formed by the EN-
broidery. Under the flounce is a flomc,
of light pink chiffon The sash of Heller
pink is worn under the bodice and the sasl
ends hang under the flounce. so that onl'
the line of color shows,
Another Of the striking gowns shows tn,
popular combination Of coral, black an,
white. The bodice Is made surplice, tn
folds being edged with the black an'
coral chiffon bands and an embroidere'
design.
One dainty dress is made OF net witt
a panel front OF embroidery extending Il
the flounce, which is made OF Medci lace
This shows the popular two-toned comb
nation, the white OF the embroidery ant
the cream of the lace.
other gowns show the colored embroid
cry. one attrac i've model is embroidere
with French dots Of light blue The IN
d srdress OF this gown is made Of delft blu
chiffon.
All the varying qualities OF lingerie
gowns are represented in the showing from
the modest but dainty gown, which. doe
not scOrn the five-dollar mark, to IN
naughty hand embroidered creation whiel
demands thirty times that amount