Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-20

Hl|etdlnOfpnOSlS or said gown and rem
dering 1t suitable for other wear. The
tunic comes all ready to slip over the
gown and the pattern Includes sleeves
and is finished off round the neck. a
very little alteration and adjusting is
needed to make one of these beauti-
full robes fit an average figure and
the finished effect is wonderfully rich.
One of these pannier robes, brought
over recently from a shop on the Rue
de la Paix, is of black malines thick
~ embroidered with small jet beads,
rhinestones and pearls being added III
the border embroidery. The sleeves
are made in one with the waist and
are flowing in cut so that they fall
gracefully ava from the arm. There
Is a deep panel of jet beads at back
and front and at the top of the panel
is set In a little transparent yoke Of
white net embroidered with pearls.
From the jet panels, the robe falls
away in long folds at either side, these
folds suggesting a slight pannier
drapery.
Another pannier robe is of white
chiffon, thickly embroidered with
crystal beads and having a fringe of
crystal all around the lower edge. OF
course, such accessories are trcmend-
ously expensive but a robe of this kind
is the making of a simple satin even
ing frock and as the robe is virtually
complete when one buys it and the
excessive dressmaker's bill may be dis
pensed with, the expense is not 50
great after all.
Evening Gowns That Appear TO BE
Falling Oh.
Freakish enough to be ascribabIe
to Poiret, but really hailing from Beer
a much more conservative creator
is a new failing Off gown which
has created a sensation in Paris OF
late. The upper part OF this Beer
gown is white-a white surplice bodice
and white skirt, made OF soft, rich
charmeuse. The skirt is of black
charmeuse draped in such peculiar
ann hat as the Wearer of the
gown m toward you the effect is
as though she had dressed hastily for
a fire, catching up a black garment Of
some sort and adjusting it so hastily
over a white chemise hat it falls off
everywhere except where it is held
against the figure in front, This sur
prising effect is really most carefully
studied and the draped black charm
euse is attached to the white gown at
back and front of the waistline, the
falling off effect coming over the hips.
Long Sleeves On New Evening Gowns.
An interesting note in this Beer
gown of black and White satin is the
long, transparent sleeve of black net,
reaching to the wrist. There is a fad
just now for these long sleeVed even
ing gowns, for restaurant wear. The
effect is bizarre, for the long, tight
sleeves accompany gowns of the most
pronounced decolletage; but there is
something smart about tin a
restaurant own When the season
for dancing and opera gowns comes
around a little later it is probable that
the exaggerated sleeve to the wrist
will have passed into the limbo of for
gotten fads.
Illustrative of the e~xtravagant
fancy for lace is the beautiful gown
by Jean Lanvinn pictured today.
gown, built of brocaded satin in a faint,
pale blue shade, is almost entirely
yelled with malines lace in the soft
f%1celle, or creamy, tone mentioned
earlier. The lines of this Lanvinn
gown are particularly beautiful and
stately n the arrangement of the
lace is notable. A deep bertha crosses
the front of the bodice, outlining the
decolletage and the ends of the lace
are carried over the shoulder and