New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

4 beautiful creation this dinner gOlCR from this French
actrcss's ,rdrdroJc Thc mdcr-drCss Of chBonreltcd
HreremGrodcrcd lace is almost cOtered dy the Orcr-
skirt of slrcr-bIocddcd ottoman silk, itself 0irdIed rth
sHUer brOcGdcd bidcE silk.
the moment Of adjusting it, Its transparent bodice is
good example of the sort which she most affects for
dem-toettes There is a high corseet with bretelles
of silk, yelled with lace the sleeves also of lace,
finished at the wrist with the familiar fr OF plain net
Three tiny jet buttons fastening the sleeves smoothly
about the wrists, the inner side of the ARM where
such closngs always nowadays.
Chooses Opal CoIorings for Evening Clothes.
For evenings Mile Do-ziat rather affects gowns of
creamy or white and she likes opal colorings
One creation is wholly of opalescent sequines But she
does not despse silver-if it very white and clear
and artfuy blended with another tone.
Exquisite indeed is dinner gown whose underdreSs
of chiffon-veed silver-embroidered lace is all but
cred by an overskirt, draped in gracefully indefinite
manner of silver brocaded white Ottoman silk At the
Sides just below the hips 'front.' part of this drapery
itself sharply and extends about half way
the back At the opposite side it drops into cascade
merging vaguely with centre pointed back
The girdle of silver brocaded black Ottoman silk
comes low the hips, and dagonaly across the
front of the figure to the left armpit, thence making
1t overaps filmy bodice of folded pink tue yelled
with silver edged white tule and there silver edged
pink tule sleeves which veil the inner side of the arms
to the elbow and almost reveal their entire outer side
because drawn up toward the shoulder.
A Blue Steamer Costume
When Mile Dorziat landed in New York she wore a
costume of her favorite blue shade This steamer
frock-a marine serge-has underskrt,
straight long overskrt swahed twice about the hips
with self grdle and rather severely plain bodice,
whose neck is turned back with wide collar of white
organdie
tiny bow of organdie joins the ends OF the collar
at the throat. Who but a Frenchwoman would have
thought of having that material for bow, and any
save Frenchwoman might have forgotten the or
candle cuffs turning back the long, moderately narrow
sleeves of the waist Be that she wore Marquis
hat, though it was not mentioned.
She favors separate fur sets-neckpece and muffin
pet to accord with her different costumes. There is
one set of white fox which must greatly become her.
This youngest Of French emotional actresses to visit
America says-and few New York women will con-
tradict her. especially after seeing her stage clothes
that Paris represents the elimination OF good taste and
elegance that it is the rendezvous for royalty; that
after the present war its couturers designs will be
better than ever.
Mile Dorzia: looks neither stage nor world
worn although she has been acting for eleven years.
Immediately after her debut at Brussels she made
Ave wears contract with the Gymnase, Paris During
her engagement there she appeared in The Return Of
Jerusalem" by Maurice DoEnay. After the termination
Of the Gymnase contract she engaged for different
productions at the Vaudeville Theatre, The Athenee,
Porte ST. Martin and Nouvel-Ambigu. Belle Madame