Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-20
,,isieones and American NO.
nan Vie With Each Other in
Magnificent Dress.
/ oRED HAIR LOSES CHARM
Msry's Outspoken Dislike OF
.,.ric Fashion Has Practically
l,,,.d 1.-Two of the Recent
cOiffures That Are Sim
ole But Excellent.

shout the success of the Boston
.rd coyent Garden Company" in
Inst at first people were in
q "a to say that the beautiful The
Il des Champs Elysees was too
e that il was unlucky." But Mr..
~ Russell went ahead gaily. He
mn belief in his own venture and
belief has proved well founded.
opt Paris is talking of the Boston
.oDH Every one who is any one
making a point of attending all the
ortant first nights"
H. opening night Of the season was
5 E,ensply brilliant. The theater
- really lovely. have more
once spoken in detail of the
Theatre des Champs Elysees, in
.rection with the Russian ballet
& son. Unfortunately Mr.. Astruc has
money over his plucky endeavor
Al live Paris one of the most artistic
& beautiful theaters in the world.
rbep the curtain went up for the
81 time on Montemezzi's charming
- Lahore Del Ire Re" the
(. Il notable members of the Ameri-
colony, as well as numbers of
kisan society women, were present
the stalls and famous "corbeille. "
opera itself was a huge success.
Il plot was interesting and the
Bic fresh and attractive. AS to
81 singing-it was nearly perfect.
Beautiful Gowns Worn.
kcme of the gowns worn by Pari-
nes and Americans in the boxes
stalls were rarely lovely. White
5 b and white lace dresses were to
been on every side, for it is a we'll
s. Vn fact that the peculiar color of
81 0rOcade in which the theater is
ostered shows off white costumes
B perfection,
his color is a pure shade of "lacque
81 gaTance' and it makes a re-
Sfkably effective background for
he or pale tinted toilettes. On the
"a hand it is distinctly trying when
aposed with any of the new ia
ica-pink shades One of the most
arming gowns in the house that
i was that worn by the Prin-
asa di Sugliano-Colonna.
EShis gown was composed of ivory
E,e Mechlin lace, mounted over
"a satin. The skirt was fiounced
y waist to hem and the corsage
a discreet mixture of soft lace,
gold embroidery and lemon-yel-
Ri chiffon
the waist soft gloire de Dijon
y SET in dark leaves, gave rich
81 Of color In her hair, which was
#sed high, the principessa wore a
II diamond aigrette, and right at
back, very low down, a fat dia-
81 d comb
In Sea Green Satin.
sholher lovely gown seen in the
oeiile was worn by the Comtesse
J "a Tillifet. The material was sea
f satin and there were draperies
yster white chiffon embroidered
pale green pailletes and silver
" dress had a narrow pointed
winch was caught up in walking,
SILVER ring. The corsage was
Il sd over the bust and it was
y cess the arms being bare right
'he shoulders. When the com
entered the theater, she was
-4s d long. loose cape made OF
s'5v0 mirror velvet; this cape had
IMMENSE collar in pure white fox
d Aniug of silver tissue.
De fine Jewels were worn that
n NIs. Myron T. Herrick-who
# P'7u q prominent box-wore two
7Ss strings of pearls. Her
was IN pale silver-gray satin,
y ll'peries of palest gray chiffon
''0eFed IN silver and, on the cor
"a some lovely old lace
:" eccentric Head-Dresses.
English ambassadress also
81 gray but in darker color. and
case the Quaker shade was
mo the background by a
mantle Of embroidered chiffon
splendid shade of violet de
sleas ! noticed that very
'lA or blue head-dresses were
zen al the Theatre des Champs
-''5 seems as though the visit
queen of England had dealt a
o'o" 10 this eccentric. vet at.
.s II. 1 ne queen has ex.
herself very clearly in Lon.
Tue subject of "coloredo hair
:" not permit it to b worn at
~ 'le court functions. In this
49, ,oea has been formed that
a., ,-'s order is not quite in the
la':-y of fact there are one
aAs9es Of metallic-pink hair
n distinctly artistic and be.
ader strong electric light
y" looks almost natural. u
n sare -1' preston Of red hair which
le slightly faded.
recently a really superb
s'ap worn by Princesse GUY
NJ g. -Lucinge at the Theatre
Elysees. This mantle