Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02

combination with lustrous, pale tinted
silk, though 1t is used also with chif-
fon and crepe, and even with lace. A
particularly pretty breakfast sacque
OF ciel blue satin meteor has q
straight, tall collar edged with swans
down, wide, turned back cuffs edged
with swansdown, and buttons OF
swansdown-added only as ornament
and not intended for use.
Another dainty saCque reveals itself
in the picture exploiting particularly
an elaborate breakfast cap in Dutch
style. The sacque is of pink Georgette
crepe over pink satin meteor, and the
trimming Is silver threaded lace, with
silver fringe on the sleeve and silver
and pink silk roses at the corsage.
Wondrous PctticOat Wear for the
BOudOir.
The abbreviated sacque calls for a
petdcoat OF equally luxurious type
indeed the petticoat Is four-hfths OF
the complete effect, as the skirt OF
any costume always is. In a Fifth
avenue window this last week were
displayed some neglgees for Palm
Beach-just ordinary negllgees Of the
fashionable woman but especially ex-
plotted because everybody Is buying
new clothes now for the southland
fitting. ono OF the prettiest combi-
nations In the window was a saCque
OF apricot chiffon and cream lace.
with touches OF skunk fur, and petit
coat OF cream lace and silver lace over
a %
had pink note in a pink rose at
the girdle; the cream and pink petit
coat a hint OF apricot in a tiny triu
OF apricot ribbon, edged with silver
braid which attached the deep founce
Of cream net TO the petticoat. on the
cream lace hounce were two narrow
rutfies Of silver lace, set near the foot
Tcagowns In New Styles.
There Is a subtle distinction between
a boudoir negllgee and d teagown-
which may appear with propriety in
the drawing room downstairs. And
there is often very subtle distinction
between the teagown and a regulation
evening gown. Where the nature OF
one ends and the other begins Is often
difficult TO discern, unless one Is very
we'll versed in things sartorial. A
sumptuous teagown indeed is the trail
ing model Of Jade green chiffon and
silver lace. with tunic OF jade
green and silver brocade. Here is
the lace mantle idea, and beneath the
folds OF silver lace the brocade tunic
falls In straight, classic lines from the
shoulder. At the foot this tunic has
plenty OF width but haring effect was
not intended by the creator Of this
lovely gown who gave 1t the benefit Of
the long, sinuous lines that are so
much more beautiful than coquettish
fare in a costume OF this sort The
sleeves OF jade green chiffon are at
tached to a full-length slip OF the
chiffon which extends below the bro
cade tunic, a hounce OF silver lace be-
ing attached at the knee to this slip.
Reserved to the last, as a special
plum, Is the most interesting negllgee
on today's page-the new shocked
teagown which may be worn OF an
afternoon indoors. A most delightful
garment this, when one comes homo
tired after a days shopping. The
skirt is Of pink satin and 50 Is the sash
and the graceful smock Is OF cream
chiffon with battlement border trim
ming OF pink Georgette crepe outlined
in silver soutache. Collar and cuffs
OF the pink crepe with silver frogs.