Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
y Fin Evening Creation of LCjite Satin and
an afternoon Gown of Chiffon illustrate

by a purple ostrich feather, this
being the color. too. OF the great
muff OF gauged tulle, on which
landings OF silver shine out. An
other and deeper pink-more OF the
geranium variety, is patterned with
shaiowy leaves of silver and gold,
and banded about the waist with
dead" mauve shadings, the turoan
being of silver tissue with a spun
glass aigrette fastened directly in
front. and the muff OF the same
shlmmering fabric. set of by bor-
dering of dark skunk fur, and fur
ther adorned with a trail OF anem.
ones-pink. purple and mauye--
held up with a queer little bow In
dead" mauve and turquoise shades.
other gowns are out in shades
which range from faintest azalea
yellow to golden cinnamon and
glorious flame, and every one OF
them, you may be interested TO
know, Ia made with distinct train.
while whether their fabric be metal
lie tissue or transparent ninon, they
show some suggestion Of an upward
draping. or actual opening at one
side.
Another stage gown-made in this
case for Miss Enid Leslie's debut
at the Prince OF Wales-which
gives you hint of. my inten-
tions, and, indeed. my actual crea-
tions, for the coming season Is a
dainty and delicate affair OF white
ninon underlined with flesh pink
and outwardly trimmed, too. with
picot ribbon and tiny beads In the
same family pink shading. And
then TO complete II there Is one OF
the new taffeta coats. this. too. be-
ing OF pale pink and having all
the pretty new curves followediby
a trimming Of gauged and corded
silk.
Then the leghorn hat Is Of the
picturesque variety. which accords
well with such a gown. Its broad
brim is lined with lavender blue.
while the strings OF periwinkle
satin are at first looped round
punches OF shaded roses. and then
threaded through the brlm, so that
their contrast OF color may be en-
phasized, and that they may fall
far down over both pink coat and
white skirt.
How do you like the scheme? In
deed I hope that II may appeal to
you. for you may have my word for
Il that this is the particular form OF
attire In which you will have to ap-
pear this Summer II you want TO be
in the fashion. Lingerie and muslin
dresses are to be more favored than
eyer-always supposing that the
clerk OF the weather doesn't upset
all Dame Fashions well laid plans
by his unexpected and undesired
severity. But to distinguish these
white dresses from the production
OF last year there VIII be many sig
nlticant but small changes, and.
most important and poticeable OF
all. the invaluable addition of either
q coat or q scarf OF taffeta. The
new silk scarf. must tell you. now,
has gained In size and shapeliness,
and proclaims itself as q close con.
nection Of the pelerine, which IL laid
over the shoulders so that II covers
the sleeves to the elbows. the long
ends then falling almost TO the
feet, while the deep cape with poin.
at the back is Of almost equal ex.
tent. AS thus worn the perelins
scarf is a sufficiently dignffied wrap
for the dowager, but you have only
to take those long scarf ends
twist them about the waist and
knot them at the left side and-hey
prestol-you have the most piquant
" pretty addition for the white mus
lin frock Of sweet seYantaen,