The evening world., 1912-05-04
On Is on .
CREPE Oh CHtNe
BEAUTY
COLOR 4

The 6shlonabls corsstisss ngurs q.
feet reaches ~ most daring express
sion In new negliEe9 wear. Classic
lines with sinuous, swathinE draper
les distinguish boudoir garments of
degree. and even n . corset 10
worn under one Of these graceful neg.
liEees II II q specially constructed cor
1T. designed 10 give the effect of no
corset at all. And II 10 made Of such
supple material that It's wearer may
lounge. sit and reciinc in the informal
poses that best bring out the classic
beauty OF her drnpe ries.
OF course classic lines OF real dlstlnc-
lion may be achieved only with the
most expensive fabrics. and . modern
boudoir gown OF chiffon. lace and satin
u apt to be . costly item Of the ward
robe. Some Of the Paris models mount
up 20 hundreds Of francs. and . hundred
and ATTY American dollars V really =
trifiing sum 70 gay for . Paris neEiiges
1T 10 be seen at any mart country
house party. Even . Weekend party
demands at least two elaborate boudoir
gowns. for wear 81 midnight gossip
tests" and for bridge and boulder
visiting In the morning hours before
luncheon.
s,MPLe LITTLE wRAPPgRs ARE
NOWHERE At ALL.
A simple little bedroom wrapper Of
tucksd lawn and ribbons would be Oh.
solutsay nowhere at all In company
win pink M blue ol,arneuss and chit.
fon boudoir " with winding drap-
cries and long trains: or-say. an EN-.
br0idered cream nj AFFAIR trimmed on
the skirt With festoons q auvs silk
roses. and eked M above by . real lace
coat trimmed with silver fringe. And
naturally. these elaborate ~concoctions
are accompanied by ravishing p~stticoats
afroth with lace aouncss. hagh.hseled
sstn slippsrs with embroidered stock.
tngs to mAtUh. and fetching o0nurs
caps OF lace and ribbon.
just now the glove silk nesliSss 10 the
Paris erase. Tue glove milk boudoir
gown does not exactly ut like q giove:''
but II certainly clings Nike . glove.
Nothing In tho way OF boudoir wear
Gvss saSh clins1ng. Classical lines a.
this new pcgtges, which 10 90 soft and
siimpsy. or tho figure. that It's wesrsr
might sssiiy draw 1t through her brs CO.
let. TIE fabric II Of the wsave Of wiAoh
NE long embroidered gloves are fash
ions1 and these gowns are made on
ouplsst ines. ths shtrnmsrinG. clingins
,saterial failing about the limbs In ex.
Nhsteiy srsc~fn folds and the fesh
" OF arms and shoulders cleaning
a. ssuga The thin. yet close weave.
The aesligee pictures long lines ane
ths graceful flow Of drapery. but the
ulus.sSsion q give M idea Of the
lustrolA softness Of he white fabric
or the beauty OF the flesh tints sho ".
Ing through at arm ana shoulder. Thi,
neSiiSse 10 not embroidered like the sill
gloves. but IL trimmed with almost nun
like simplicity. with narrow, real Val
and q cascade rosette OF white ribbon
Another Paris negiiges Of tho slnuous
clinging type. 10 u sIip-on model o
crepe de Chine In American peaut.
color. Its rich shade alone would teak,
II a vtvidly conspicuous carmen ir
roomful Of ome clad IN pastel toneI
and II the Gorgeous gown. with ~
touches OF gold II tho top. were vor'
by = splendidly dark beauty. the efrec
may be imagined.
THIS nssiigse alps on over the hes
and fastcns. at the right shoulder. IN
der . dull gold ornament. the draper
bsing laced together down the rish