The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-26

n yea G1tNnD tr4W
black satin and in tioiz ornamental
garment she tramps over tle solf INKS,
takes long walks and even makes calls.
The buttons are of jet and the who-e
garment is very piquant and pracuehi.
For more ceremonious occasion are
long, loose wraps of extreme grace and
charm. as for example one that was
DESIGNATED by Paris faisenr for the
lovely Princess of Pless, and after
ward copied for fashionable America.
| II is of black satin cloth, the upper part
fitting easily over the shoulders. and
drawn, with considerable fullness, into
| the loose belt buckled with jet, back
and front. The straight skirt, joined
| to II gave the effect OF complete cos
tune. Flat, cut Jet buttons, closed ts;s
skirt from hem to belt, and revoz%
that could be Tapped widely o. ts-csn
open. achieved the closing of 40 Apr,
part. Three-quarters long, lotIfiy W
| ting coat sleeves. set withou. fasl;,ts's
| into the arm holes turne rv2- 'nt'
wide cuffs, edged two inche. aess- ';-'r
| coarsely ribbed silk of brill..l"t sfesr,
and at the back there was q Eat toll"-
| OF the green.
one of the Fifth avenue 6rsssnascfs
! has brought back from Paris one OF
| the oldest and qualat.st OF nlodtE.
| that makes one think Gf 1a' oNs 1afArc.
lLikef all odd fashions. saa ffel as III
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on a young ard s'r.6v: nE-ie. -.,s
/ Unusual gow1 is she tth " voite
| satin, cut pe.'9c,.v strasy%' 'f.1d 5Vng
| from rathss Nh fosi,Ie 'sr4,1c, 'iae.
This sheath Vi .s1ft = aov-sse. I'm
belt to heia y.-se row fitss 1G.a Of
each one edged With Il .rs y: 9.y
white beads ,os httia dl. SJlcfo
| that tops this sffanKe skiri 10 irilfn ed
with an embroidefcd batistc eo!iAf. sl.ll
has revers AMI cuifs to mateh.
Figures continue to change 20 adt
the vagaries " costume anS the Is.esi
| figure has N6!st Il bit loVycs tan
Empire fashions dictate. The r;ss; -
extremely low and fiat. Willie t:shtiy
| held In from Vnc waist line to 5cl~w
the hips. tile hgure above ,he Dssf
should appear urcorsetted Only 6. sev'
| bones are allowed in bodices, an1 tn@sa
| should be very short. to aclievc ttc
| proper effect. Some OF the now Frennn
corsets are made OF ron-strntckaS.e.
silk trlcot. end are boneless except for
the busks at front and bacl.
one of the most beautiful evcnis:g'
gowns seen among the newly arr.vs.
models is OF white. silver, cmhrc.dervd
tulle. the silver-belted coreage sliapip-
n low unlined tulle guimp, edged at >
round throat-line with small irsas,F.
At n high waist-line at the baci: .clt
silver-embroidered belt fostsd iato a
loops OF stiff. outstanding ceriss-cols,-
ed satin ribbon. On each side tile yl--
bon descends several inches, narrowly
cdging a train composed Of ono Dreadt1
OF black moussclne de soie, gathnfSal
Into narrow suarc at the waist and
hanging free. This train la shirrcd
near the hem Into a wider space dnaif
a yard. perhaps). and ornamented with
line or big. loose-petaied, pink roses
Being heavily weighted. II Keeps its
position perfectly with very'inovement
OF tho wearer. ,Aa,f ~ ttt.iff
Two evening gowns Of soft and fiiny
characten were "ruade In France fOr
Now York women who pride thonl-
selves upon. beIngF II not in the style
OF tomorrow afternoon. at least OF o.
morrow morning. One OF these frocks
Ia of While silk vollc. embroidered with
nEy-blue beads. hung over a sheath
of pale pink satin The ceinture OF
dcepor 4pink Is oddly tied In a stlff
bow that reaches from side to side
at the back. With Irish lace. its deep
scallops hung with hall-sha ped pend-
ants trims the loose panel that shapes
the back. and narrow bands OF the
same lace edEe the heck and sleeves.
The other fascinating frock "a OF
white net woven in an elaborate de-
Sign OF large white beads IL Is mount
cd over black satin and has ceinture
OF black. AZ the height OF the knees
and also lust above the waist line are
placed pale pink ribbon bands which
shine rosily through the overdress. a
pretty feature Is a band OF black satin
headed by 'band OF white moussellne-
dc-solc laid right across the deco1lef.
age. The sleeves are OF fine White
lace. r~QlT =