Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-02-17 | Page 5 | One Skirt and Three Blouses

ONE SKIRT AND THREE BLOUSES For home dinners and table a skirt of light fancy silk or satin of the broche or chine order Is valuable as ag almost any light or white blouse can be DC worn with Ith It It As an example an ivory white satin with floral doral sprays insoft in insoft soft pink and green does doe duty with three blouses and anti is very ver dressy and atti attractive active Ore Ote blouse Is of palest pink accor accor- plaited dion-plaited chiffon with lace yoke and deep lace lae cuffs both left transparent The belt of pink velvet has hasa a a. removable paste buckle and there are three little paste buckles on narrow narrow- velvet straps which fasten asten the front This blouse is also worn in change with witha a simple skirt of palest pink alpaca which is invariably taken for silk The second blouse 1 i in of Ivory mousse mousse- line a glossy gloss heavy make of ot chiffon chitron The unlined sleeves are slightly from shoulder to wrist vrist and luched frills fall fall over ovel the hand hafid The ivory silk slip has a light covering of the brilliante full and pouched hed in front and there is i's no collar Land band Over this comes a loose bolero of luxeuil lace open in front and antI completed above the bust with three straps of lime green velvet velvet vel vel- vet and the small all removable paste buckles A folded belt of brocade broade matching matching matching match match- ing the skirt is fastened with rosettes of lime green velvet and the paste buckle is worn on a strap of green velvet velvet velvet vel vel- vet round the neck When the ivory blouse Is worn with a white skirt a narrow belt of green velvet is fastened with the paste buckle and pearls adorn the neck The third louse blouse Is a. a avery very simple arrangement arrangement ar ar- of yellowish India muslin with ecru ins insertion through which pink notions are drawn ana anti a pink pinit belt is worn vorn with this and a chOu and ends Of soft pink ribbon are lore generally fixed on the left side