Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-02
Material for Riouses.


For more elaborate blouses with
less durability than crepe de chine Off.
ers, gaze de ninou is perhaps next in
favor Fancy blouses of this dalicate
material are made on o lining Of the
same fabric, and the effect is wond ,r-
fully soft and rich. But while 1t is ex-
quisite as to material, the gaze Is not
thin, and cannot, therefore, be treated
In the same manner as crepe de chine.
The handsomest blouses OF this fan
tastic material tllat so resembles crepe
de chine are ornamented in various
ways, the most effective being the
heavy work done with chenille and
gold or silver II stallic threads. Often
chenille stitches are employed to en-
phasize the character of the hand
work.
OF the colors noticed In some OF the
smartest spring exhibitions, aubergine,
or egg plant occupies first place In
gowns designed for matrons, while
watermelon pink and American Beauty
rose follow in the wake for young
girls and deb tantes. These colors
have recently ;ppeared in gauze and
chiffon, the result being delightful
combination Of transparencies over
cream or whito with trimmings that
corresponded. The wonderful rides
cents that were brought out this sea-
son are all that one could wish to
make the evening gown perfect. And
il one Knows how TO buy, they are not
prohibitiye in price.
Odd Blends for Spring.
In advance spring fashions there are
many odd blends of materials, trim
nings and colors Take for example
the evening gown of sheerest texture
and its elaborate garnishments of furs
of one kind or another. A wonderful
creation that suggests mid-winter
rather than early spring has wide
band OF skunks for bordering the
tunic and another band at the bottom
of the narrow skilt The bodice is cut
V-shape and Is finished with the Same
fur and gold gallon. Apple green satir
forms the foundation, and the gauze Ii
OF striped gauze, the stripes being out
lined with gold threads A becoming
little gold lace oap trimmed with Iu1
tails aud pink roses accompanies thi!
striking little frool1, which is intended
for debutante with the most remark
able olive complexion and brown hair
The inexpensive little gowns mad
OF SIX aud cotton voile are blessing
to the woman who likes variety Q
dresses. The exquisite colors an
combinations a. ,olor that are foun
in these new I. orics enable one t
have almost any desired shade. TIL
prophets predict that this is going t
be @ great linen season, and the ne,
suitiIlgs in various textures are charm
ing in the extreme. A good many dar
colors are shown among the ne'
linens. Red raspberry and America
Beauty rose hues have fair chanc
Of becoming prime favorites. Their
are also several new shades in green
that the manufa oturers are putting
smart models for the great souther
| exodus.
Rich coIors Mingled.
There are 80 many pretty littl
touches and smart accessories an
oolors blended together that one stoI
| to wonder what another season wi
| offer. A striking cotton frock of cherr
| red ratine has long panel of blac
| satin elaborately embroided in ha
] mondous shades of rich tone. tt
| deep girdle is of the satin and the u
! per part Of the bodice and the sleeve