Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. Sit really mat
teTs not these days whether drama
Is PLAYED in two or three acts and two
scenes; the real vital secret of its
source as if it be played in two evening
gowns. a street costume and negli-
gee, The glass OF fashion Is the opera
glass and followers of fashion get
their latest hints from behind tho
footlights.
Among the most striking creations
shown on the New York STAGE TINS
winter that have furnished wonderful
copy to poor war victims deprived OF
their Paris models, one that has
proved q swooping success and been
fairly pounced upon Is worn by Mile
DOrZlat in the last act of The Hawk. -
1t Is an afternoon toilet Of black
Chantilly lace over black satin. The
skirt is very short with the lace
draped up in the front trifle in
Turkish troustr effect and the short
underskirt of the satin finished with
a fringe of jet. A girdle of the jet
beads twists around the waist twice
and finishes i'm front with two long
tasselated ends. Worn over this lacy
ebon frock is loose hip-length
sleeveless coat Of black velvet banded
in sable, to which the long Chantilly
sleeves of the dress add fitting COM
plement a sable muff and a smart
little jet and sable turban completes
the costume.
The dramatic life OF Madame
NazimOva's new play, That Sort, F"
was short lived, but the memory OF
her striking costumes will not soon
be forgotten. One a house gown of
somber black velvet loose and straight
of liz, tnht ole a
the high, tight collar, buttoned Sc
verely and closely down the middle
of the front to the waist line and then
burst open as II IT had been split up
in the middle OF the skirt to turn
back its gay futurist silk lining and
reveal a frothy lace flounced petticoat
of white.
A Daring Frock.
In THE Song of Songs" Irene Fen
wick clothes herself in the justly
famed restaurant supper act in an
adorably simple but daring frock of
silver EN- broidered lace and cloth of
silver. 1t is made sans bodice and
sleeves save for bit of white Illusion
over each shoulder The loose.
straight-line swath of cloth of silver,
which reaches from the bust straight
down to the hip, has its severity eff
feet by two falls of heavily broid-
cred silver lace, which form the short
ankle-length skirt. 1t is irfantile
from It's long waist up to its lack Of
Corsage.
The lilac domino that Eleanor
Painter wears in the opera Of the
same sartorial name is delightfully."- ap-
proprlate for a negligee. 1t is OF soft
est hlac-hued chiffon with loose flow
ing angle sleeves, the short skirt
draped up in scallOps over a lace pet
ticoat and finished with a double
ruching of the chiffon bedecked with
tiny chiffon roses. The same ruchng
finishes IT up the front and around the
low N-shaped neck.
In Watch Your Step" among a
perfect swarm of attractive and orig
inal frocks a Persian effect Of mauve,
blue and green chiffons flecked with
a bit of barbaric gold embroidery
here and there and it's bright blue sash
heavy with gold fringe, Is worn by
Mrs. Castle with a realistic swathing
Persian turban OF the peacock -hued
chiffons topped with spray of para
disc feather to rival even n pashas
headcovering. A perfectly huge bar
rel-shaped grandmother's muff or
chinchilla looks out for her hands
while she watches her step.