Salt Lake Tribune | 1905-05-14 | Page 21 | A Parisian Tea Jacket

A Parisian Tea Jacket. A pretty name given to the latest fancy fan-cy In Parisian matinees Is that of "II-seuse." "II-seuse." Silk and lace are the materials chiefly In use for these elegant garments, gar-ments, which are more of the nature of tea Jackets than boudoir negligees They are. however, made In crepon and liberty silk, elaborately tucked. A particularly par-ticularly charming ppeclmen is composed com-posed entirely of Irish point over silk of an 'au de nil shade relieved with insertions inser-tions and frills of valenclennes. Two rosettes of ribbon matching the lining