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Show 9 MOIiXIXG SUXNAV THE EXAMINE!, JAN17AIIY 1905. 1, The oolor svhetn can be gone Ime tremendously. fur tiia color of ine lining n.ll work a perfect transformation of l.ie spangled net. A 11101 effective form of block bet spangled in gold i caiigiil u pose jcllon, and I lie coloring i for tbe lining seem to biing out and intensify the brightness of the go. A Tbe game form over black eut'.iely in effect, 10 different it la bard to realise It Is tlie same. !A Riot of Lace and Embroideries, j Tliare Is great danger of in the fsablons for this winter, for .fancy has quite run rkit In tbe matter of .lace and embroideries. A satin gown la often so hiduen by the embroidered lace 'With which it is trimmed that very btiie of the material show. The berths of laoe, also embroidered and generally spangled, quite hide the upper part of the waist. anJ if only s glimpse of the rich bell or b.vdice la disclosed that ia considered quite sufficient. The fashion 1 s boon to the w oman who nids it requisite to make over her last years wardrobe, for so few yards of the material need show, and under the ;rleh flounces of embroidered lace a of sins may be hidden. At the same ;i:mc ihu w'j.iiju who loyes beautiful iclothes and can have them has now an opportunity to be well dressed aocordlng to her moat luxurious ideas, for the very f ict that throughout the entire gown are usvil oidy the newest and mast expensive of fabrics ia most satisfactory, Kniliroiik-rej lace la one of fashion's ii.mst expensive fads, and such atrango as sjheme using mtdalliotis of band painted or embroidered chiffon ia real luce is extremely fashionable. The coloring of ' ihe pHiiiiuig or embroidery must always ' light given and blue, pink and green ho tiniest of plun.r-and the finest of liuwvra. Most exquisite to examine ia such work, pit hougli again it must be admitted 1. mi Its beauty does not appeal instantly to the casual observer. Oil the palest pink, il'luc, green or white satin green trimming this description la in keeping, and, after is a serious one 'ill, tlie question of dirss behooveth In these days, and it every woman to perfect hereelf tn the art thereof so that she can tell at a glance the real from tlie false. The hand painted chiffons used for eutire gowns or in flounces show always a much bolder treatment aa to dress, throughlarger flowers and a deeper color have also out, while the embroidered laces a bolder treatment, the flowers of chiffon or silk embroidery betyg uu a huger order and the colors deeper. Embroideries to Match Lining. Another curious fashion is to be noted in tile design of the rnihruidcry being that of tlie luce on quite different from. A pattern of a trailwinch it is woiiu-d- . w wistaria in tlie dcii-ra- te ing rose vine or purple shades ha nothing wlialtvi.i to do with the designs of the lace uu which it la worked, and yet oddly enough the two designs do not conflict as might be supposed, but apparently each but aoccuiudiee the other; the colors In the embroidery standing out in strong relief front tlie flat sueface of the lace, whim tho design of the lace allows most dearly underneath. A charming fancy Illustratplays ing what an important part color in this year's fashions shows Itself in thin which over the color of ths lining gowns are mails being repeated in Uio Then with girdle and a embroidery. touch of color on tho waist of tho deepest the color jiossibla shade in connection with of tho embroidery tlie effort Is most original. t Only bo It noted that there should bo a touch of lliu same deep color used in a flower or knot of ribbon in thu hair, otherwise the gown will uot be tin ifiiiillty Is very much Ilia same in au becoming. ail. The machine made, heresy though euxly back t0 the Jet embroidered and It w to admit it. have tlie disagreeable Ulirful. There be cud Ices changes wrought by the.apangUw are ripped or torn the In ths trimor Uwi'tnoduMd iu belt ,a rule follow suit, while the hand of A cluster waist. pink roses the on much be so last to sold tar longer, 'gowna mlug as the spangles are concerned. on the shoulder, of orchids, or in truth All spangle gowns must be made up over uf any flower and the gown looks utterly chiffon or tulle and on silk or satin founda- different, while tha colored bodipes, If betion. and altliough It seems at first glance coming, will train furnish quite an InnoDetail, detail, always detail ta us though it would be by no means difll- -. vation. cult to niako up one of these pattern robes more requisite than ever to tho flnlah of Flowers, riba bivafido almiw so in (sHorings, as well aa patterns, tliut tlie but the designs outlined with the spangles tbe pioposition ia by no means a simple tlie modern smart gown. qu.ildy The waist and skirt of silk or satin bons, stockings, shoes, not to mention hair look well, ahil .lien- - tux-- not be the or paillette arc alwo'utely novel. Yellow-onedemand utlenthui. variety be carefully all must one and Hiiphqud, Hi lueo being an od A black net gown with Jet sliver, gold or with gold n xqulsiloly harmonious, urn! must be carefully tilted, the skirt must be ornainanta, to give triinnfliiK. steel paillettes, is one of the mast effective white spanglisi with gold end put over; full enough then must come ths gathered, chosen, and must be exactly right deftptrgled Wi'd p.iillel tfil robes. Rurely It gowns a woman ran possess. For the nio- - pleated or yellow c.tlffim gives a deep '"birred or accordion pleated chiffon ekirt that flnlthed smart effeot that fashion would scam lliough the time must have, Jneul Hlp iolll spangle or paillettes wre champagne which is must original and:and cblffn covering the waist, and Anally mands of her followers. Now, however. Is IIwmi to i(iii Juki i irljlt : the robe Itself must be moat carefully tha opportunity for the clever woman to tronundottMly in niujuli mid ionwiiii,nUy striking. herself clever, and for tha aromau V:irlll',1,larly f-- J11' p,R'r' .rtrr.uro aniart. The crese for brnwn i eiw Ini There mu e at of design In bung, so as toUt securefal1the desired flare' prove variety biassed with good taste In dress to exhibit Bround ,l4 U.h .f.l lhl' flUf'rent ahados of the color wii h tha making up of spangled gowns, or rolq-s- ?,,a yet .t.0! hP. . h pujwhir price. Tnit the spang d brvsnwci or gold spHtigles, while mauve, blue , they 11m called. The most expensive tor h1 n( of which these gowns ts made hor talent. Kfie, with n capital 8, will wurdnilw n fllta l11 Pl ,IJ be rather harsh In texture and choose only what la becoming, and will ' green are als.i to he found In Htiy lllvp rum,. or flounces, ths cheaper ones else se.Miiss.bie 1... wnd now nuintarr of new end gracefully into pleaU or' study her own especial color schema, and iiaiturnajara much almpleion tha pattern and the dnf ths end will justify tha moans. 'V-- T ut 1 . mui-iitu- de ! I I It-- f MSO IfcTw . . Black Tfazz JZffietfej. Wmr ATZfprtth IfondJointed Cftzffan pi"j.ir.i:i.M , m srli.i r il'y 1. IN i4 1 J , : m 'i .in iii ii i pily for jti ii. hi. r. r r.H.lll. !lg it. ii linn j.i l uriii-iii- ii in fuv of wuiiuii. I'.iitgi- - i r III : r ioffo j f ci,-ii- : cii"..-- ' f s.ie i" ulmuf. jiilini.:cil. A IIUV N g'Htl'vil in m'lllu iii Ul i Mili fashion. m v be inu.l v on may ii(i hrrrlf in sallii in irlirl,, or may wear itic li.imo,:L nt lye or mile and have tlie conaciousne,. of bring quit die faKhion. In color there i aixo rloh flld f choice, and the different iludn of the Nlliln while a much cheaper different color are apparently enJIeea. In qualityadvantage, of satin can lie made up to better einbroideni' and l.'u-ll would lxo aeem In a skirt with these shaped s though designers sad manufacturers advantage flounces. The draped waist, but always alike bad combined tn turn out rare endwllh Ula mlMll rrulll Utng rtllM wondrous effect. Hand work, as WjpupulHr style, tint rather an odd effect often been said, baa rriwhikl a (Ingres of rtiiiMi ubuliii'ii bv (he txtii'Kri'iiWly wnIc perfection unknown before this winter, bodice with a slmrt bolaro nf wlitle In machine work such results have satin or or lacs over it. and slushed at tlwwbeen obtained aa to make It difficult at back to show the bodice, which goes first glarn-- Mr a trained eye to distinguish moat to His ton of tlie wuiei. tho real from the inilialhin. A Charmingly pliniimuiue model. aids for un Colored Satins for Evening. Velvets and satins are lighter in weave pie dmner IMn Watteau itnu is nmrn than; pluiure. and testate than formerly', and suNgtMed. although not fully earned om i lend themselves to the near mueh better, louig lines and graceful j Tlie uuuterlid nf the gown Is tlie blue while diiwu the front are tine draperies ean be far more easily obtained sf anttii, c.hlflVvn pula ptuk resH, apidiqufd on tu when the material la of such grade that It can be arranged in accord with ths pre- - ttia sstfii. A full rudle of laoe, no full 0" vailing fashion, which st the m.uneut call brl,,4H trdlier v ' for grace and supple folds. White and In front. Tlie rltiow length. a sleeve. lev light colored satin gowns ere extremely It Utah with wide kiec ruifle. or tigni smart, but fur the moment the colored liiiuiig.ed WIMi, lorarever. Juki .1 KiqixiaiiiOii satins are more popular than white, end of fuliMow at the tup, ruilu-- r a If the farmer are used tho ivory and cream lilf.lu-- clli-u- t limn If Otcieg'viug were ,1 Miquikai tones ars considered more effocrlre than siSMiUtar ee.uu. A ll.iwrrH brocade ni.oP-- i . thi, Im-the plain or blue white, flklrts of medium ,wp. .nlnv lr ,lw t?) mid buck, idwir cUbirlntrt .itnl MUiTn art ipngthq wltli piMli uvls are inade up without trimming and show j gh, n.t-- t'leiemkig, uid. if tnu.: off a line quality of salln to the host pos- j nsctls be cuiantii-da loo evi'iisivc, tic fll'!'!. '. ; . e ,uit-''lbln- g ronae-quest- ly de-ei- 1 White Gfaiiiurcth ChiflhnJbJGJ t ctu-aja- r ; n wulti-nir- nt 11 ( nf . thnta, "t cffci-Uv- , Ribbon Reigns in Fashions for Girdles, Collars and one-eigh- th Mt I , In the new melon shades there are splenpossibilities for pretty ribbon trimmings. A rich girdle can be mods with ten yard of five Inch soft silk ribbon and three and yards of tha three new shades of melon. This is pretty made up with a double row of shirring in front amt three rows on each side. The buck may bo did ' I Universal Passion for Hair Dyeing one-thi- rd -- HAT the high note in h.nr dyeiig;ti,, reddish brnwn tolor-l,..ir r.,r whi. h l" ,i,u v' f,r-- t lutr.-i- i. .t u ,a;.i u be ailbstonlkited liy the numbers be distinctly cm nr fashion. N. tcrtli.-i..,' . women who cror tli.- i.r.,1,, ,';ipi wp!1 u d,r ,al(M . IWr T Channel vsjMnlvc y to I.'., roill(P. b.nciie tones which now ai-- tri- - ! and often object lluniplianlly in vogur view nf there having tlu-itrevsea; 11 ve nul n 'Ul H.t.: becomingly tinted. bYir It Is In l,dris, the of the hnlr from kimwiug gi.iy.. Meona nf prolonging beauty and charm. ' well done out liy a ri'liati; that hair dyeing bus entered the re ilin of art. No longer, mys tho Krcucliwoman, 'Oiffsiise ll I otnnatr.i In slam;! naed hair thus treated be detectable and; eighty dnin: a er. Iiiilcd before one1 east over it wearer the eivkb. unholy ;of these Imflvldusls will receive it i.ilrmi' aspect of days gone by. Imlerd. a the.,lp humlied unit flftv fi.i u ,ir ths advanced knowledge of hair dyeing Is used. 'equivalent nr thirty dolisr mic; hr m l i It become more a process or hilling fromA nrt treatment then ts in' on h , public gase tho liotr's Ucalro to Urn gray heart of the seeker after r ilorng than a means of ch.ingiiig Its oriIUMlnilMl clearly h written youth's f.'.irag,. a ," oolor. This latter act, happUy, Is no hmger while In as good form, being regard'd gray balr perhaps mure than ever arelooked upon ae Imlicafivo of age. leaplte the tiuiin that harsh features are;coll,.'j rlai,b tXanioie.( I111,.. . softaneit by them ud thal they Ifylng glH. i,.i JM(I crown caniMd, young heads, they ally needs prnnuuni-enpun. Tw ihre, . seems, shake themselves loos front lionrtr hMir expert may hate a , ,r'r i.. 1(p. a shock; cl(q(,n. Tlie French associationi. Always It ivnw l pcoi'V, It rs:ii. j seldom cere In ilo thing vuigly. Tln n English women are credited with being when all I divided aroliu r ndi idu.,1 rn-- 1 m wh're .m.l more keen about preventing tbe Tiajr,s;,r" tbe room, lie - drc-c,l- 'i' i"1 ,l,nll!ir dm, .;i; turning than those or any other nation. It o be said nowovtu- that the must ! Fremb follow them closo.y and Amcrh-ar.... t.i JlP. Thare auonaly pushing for tho hmd Thh. ' win, u c ta.,-!'- . ;.i. l.r i.'.im.lV, nuc.v.it state of tnitig. no doubt, ha come about t.f from tifteen in twet.tv min--t,'hi nm " thiough the unproved dye whkdi are now .css un:.l wi'h tl'e M-'- c ued ami It the belter knowledge of how' not a vest 'ire of hilr Is 1 10,1,. q 'n n? to apply tiinn. No hmgn-needvemq thu, stead, ;i thick, cjiis'i fcruia . A cunh-ralr be injuiioiis: r.ilher it Is rlaiuicd 10 Iw.lhe p;, .!i:rp lx c Is tta ncfl1a.1l, growth tit;uiadaiiiii and well m nerd of In ir irlus msing distinctly b Invigiwut' d and I's lustre to bi'lghuui )fait!i, t ' And true of Improveineiit. with manv Afier a wli'l.(.its ftAt,,t'ii ni'iin e'p. iu dthrr gtai.l Ihuigx. has coma from uie. 2in- , : Orient. A lew Flench people bsve lard hold Wfll ,M, .;.rl , 1 nf hetiM Ute famous taster., herb and and t..kc, ,.fl. Vui'- tt.ncr,,... .,t,Pndanl 'levorly adopted ll to .mjd"rn "il i rfm m ...j a.-' mri.ri11i tnorovfcr, ilirv ar uot ppradin cast the -t V.,1 they k.vw evolved, rome.nceewary for tngileh end Arne. ?V '! flu.a llilo ,l)t. Pwr w il..i woman to go to Uie.r fair city for 1.. u hiU1 0lk .. ., ( ' n" 'efle. I usually Is ' in i.,."t That hernia . a vegetable dye. is r.i.t P11',i .c 2 Jii'iua lr, the I, air's steady growth m i,'lf l(- I,., r ,,'j rj. three h. well be argued from the centuries through mid C'liflcd. .V ,.,i, , j which Oriental woman have regarded it as s If w:i!i d'lxiil. Kr.i .iv i :i taeir fiH-ciab'nrtaclieis. , They hate acairr Ua gniue I, ,is ii fairlv aal.nvited tneir heads Willi it. iKra- - had cloth to In the bruclu red to whicb it then turned , netnrj'iy g;ra: hTmi, . : urir hair to bo entirely bewrt'.chlng. in handling of ihs i.,iqP f Algiara a!o the women of high exclusive- - an ex.iv.i know.. . ness ns it so dy the entire left hand and to bate , i..;, C,..,..,K Anger nail of the r.glit. But hsnna.On ieuving tho I (iiilrc-.-.-- i -,r" a now .toed by tne French has lost ltaaarure1 tiia! nr l,:i.r of barbarism, i' it well diluted. ,ro change for h .,. . '.Oder th.r appl. cation It stains the if ., will l.rir not, necessarily red. but an exqulslia fit atshesig.n of r..i ..n h cr. brown, when jpiden dalrd. keeps ug lho boiiie of ,,:;T s.r .1 ll' briJlaacy. Curie om.uu, buy lot hfij ftaac. I I I I w, , finished with soft loops or bows. An effective girdle, the Dolly Varden, requires two and yards of plain pink satin ribbon, the same amount of and white Dresden pink ribbpn and twenty lf yards each of pink wash ribbon inch wide and of white wash ribbon one-haInch wide. Tho wide ribbons are used for the girdle proper and are ahirred perThe pendicularly nt regular intervals. narrow ribbons form long ends for loops attached by green calyxes uasd In making artificial flowers. A neck stuck is similarly made, requirof a yard of soft whit ing taffeta five lnchee wide, with a band of ono inch Dresden as a finish at tha top. It is shirred In the middle at each end and once between the middle and each side. A shower st ths front nf the stock is made of ten yards of No. 1 wash ribbon, ths green calyxes being used as In the girdle shower. A suitable necktie to be worn with shirt of a waists ts made frum lf yard of pink satin ribbon four and Inches wide, and two yards of Dresden ribbon four inches wide. The stock portion la- made of tho two kinds of rlb- bon. The loops of tha bow are of plain pink and tbe tong knotted ends of the cRUi?rrEz Dresden, AT JHADEJP VZXCOK'y Hat or ornament are mode of GrRDLE OT VELVET RJBBC&l ribbon in corsage r.ie Mini of conventionalised TRIMMED UTITM VELVET flowra. The live new shade of brown or used for the purpose FVUSRSIEtS burnt orange cun one has a costume on those tonea If RIBBON COLL - If woman is skilful she ran nraily cover t hails of cotton with the rlboon, attach them to wires and lie them In a loose to perfection and she who has loug passed cluster' with leaves of the samo harmonious the freshness of girlhood seeks to snftvn tints. hard line and freshen faded beauty by On and yard of No. T whit i Hie Innocent art !llce of the dainty Tlbhm satin ribbon will make a half duxen roso-.bow. Hil'bnn. If properly used, lends g:ar e buds, 'which, with the addition of calyxes to new frocks and revives garments that and loaves, will be pretty In the front of 'have grown posse. tan evening corsage, or ean be worn In the For several years the generous aie of hair wltb a white frock. ribbons has been on the Increuxe. and this season marks the high water mark of their ADDED CLOSET ROOM. pe;u!;iriiy. The shaded ribbon, (aim pjrioitr effects, the wonderful combinations In citv apartments closet roam ts at a of cojor. make tlivra Itresimi iilo. These new ribbon biid thcmscjve admirably to premium, and one's rlulhes are likely to r . one-ha- ari-piii- lf i(i i.-- wn-ih- three-quarte- rs ' one-ha- -l a yiRcxE - 1 icie-.tird- . i sn-re- h-- ' be.!1 u,. ; 11 wi-iu- i I l - tl-- .i-,- i bt a easew one-ha- lf . fr or DRESDEN - se-r- Hair Bows lets, Is exceedingly pretty. To make It, one and yards of violet corded ribbon, about six Inches wide, and tit same amount of satin ribbon of the same hade, about seven Inches wide, are needed. Tho ends on the back of tha girdle are made of two shades of No. 7 velvet ribbon, trimmed wllh shaded velvet violets. As many rows of violets may be used to decorate the girdle aa are desired, tliry being placed In row at regular inter-vul- a. tal" ' titg or TT.VIC IVDsIIzTIXM ZVD I 'LSUN AIlf -- If.-M- R tiVR.OKAIAA'ZI'2 1HW.NS of rich hues .iiitifiii ily wrtf or wami- amdoaeljv aisscw Collar Ok'srfmEA:v ws?lv:d vl: - r KILHOAI fMJDo ,:i .ijU'-a- t t.'i; I.) R" - d's-.Ln- adtins c exception--TnInai-"- g ribbon, for glrilht. care murti be ..taken to linve them soft enough to shirr . .. . I " "'"T iTanta .. . . . .." P", l "'A"' of de-- . kimis 1 to oh! they in ribbons The gill vl off her hair and g'.nTi", yo'-.n- gown-ribls- tf iiishtnce, made of shaded vjoict it one's frocks nn frames In rows, one flat w furniture of nrtlflcial vlo-- 1 gainst the otiirr, as they do In sh-cu- . I I i many doll.tr, made upl0 crowded Into too little space than from may ribbon novelties in the shops are very ex- - the wear they receive. An excellent de- - TM o'fOWEM V YWAOll Z'JQV rIWATMED OML't'KES ATBlinn. rrTEATED - - :K.rsribir!5 save a for the |