Evening star., 1915-06-06
Gowns and Their Wearers.

Mime. Naon, wife of the ambassador
from Argentina, is wearing very at
tractive gown of
Nine. Naon Wears dark blue satin
com bi ned with
Dark Blue Satin. sold trimming
and girdle of oriental brocade heaVy
with threads of gold.
The gown is close-f fitting bodice.
with long sleeves and moderate 1uii
skirt. The bodice fastens down the
front with gilt buttons, and the very
wide girdle is rich in red and biue
and gold Above the girdle and oelo"
it on either side are five-inch-length
slashes in the satin each edged about
with a fligree pattern of gold en-
broidery. and under each where the
slash opens is revealed a bit of bright
er blue satin narrow turned lover
collar is also of this brighter blue, ana
the sleeves. which extend well over
the hands, are edged about the bottom
and up the sides. where they are
slaShed for five or six inches, with the
gold-thread embroidery.
Nine. Naon wore with this becoming
frock the other day a striking hat OF
black chip. obong in shape and
turned up and back abruptly on one
side; on the other side long white,
uncurled ostrich feather is laid fiat
against the hat
Mrs. Delano. wife of Mr.. Delano OF
the federal reserve board. wears an
unusual gown Of
Mrs. Delano's Gown brown taffeta
of Brown Taffeta. ecru m chiffon
The skirt is of the taffeta- made with
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the ecru or sand-colored chiffon. which
is cut like sleeveless model the set
in sleeves are of chinon lnsteao u
some contrastin material
All about the edge of the bodice, over
the shoulders, down the front and back
on the sides, and across the bottom OF
the peplum which extends over the
hips. is an elaborate pattern of braid
ing or embroidery done in black SILK.
Across the middle of the back Is a
line also of embroidery. and under the
arms are empiecements soiloly EN-
broidered in black silk Mrs Delano
wears with this costume a brown hat
trimmed with round wired wings OF
brown tulle-
Countess Cellere. wife of the Italian
ambassador, looks very trig in smart.
severely tai
Countess Cellere Trig iored suit OF
.. white lie.
IN q WAlte ouit. the plain, mod
erately close fitting skirt being COW
cred over the hips with hip-length
coat, made on straight, severe lines.
The Countess Cellere wears with this
suit. sometimes as a contrasting note.
small blue chip hat banked high with
dark blue uncurled ostrich feathers.
Apropos of the tailored skirt or
walking skirt, whether tailored or the
OUTPUT from a dressmaker's establish
ment. is not to be so full as at first
predicted.
Dress costumes, such as afternoon
frocks, reception gowns, etc. are 10
billow in a superabundance OF ma.
ferial even the old-fashioned hoop OF
1880 being calamity predicted. but
the walking suit and the street bust
ness frocks, while they will be Tar
from close or hobble effects. will be
comfortable, neither too tight nor TOO
full
Carriage gowns are being worn by
the ultra a-fashionable which are SO full
and so long that they lie on the floor
all around.
Mrs. Christian Hemmick is wearing
a charming evening gown Of white
Mrs. Hemmick Wears bined with
Charming White Satin. sss-
menterie.
The lower part of the gown Is draped
in soft, graceful folds the upper part
is of a mesh formed of crystal and
pearl beads, made in kimono style. the