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Show THE SO'DAT MORNING EXAMINER, S' APRIL 23, 1905. - yr. rr i I 1 ?, -- ;1r svi ; v.ovia ISfiV t v:-- ; Y'S: ' A;?-?- XvvS A I 'i'A ' ; ' ' ! Vr.:M'V-V. . V ; i '. fl k V V,.' ; , , ' f 1 J Al ' t s i i l WfT s .Sj. M & I i w 4 CIOTS. f i COSTUME y i - t t le In V ehape at the thrnet, with rhm(. eefte of lece; the puffed hut not exaeper. aJedly lerpr eleevea ere elbow lenpih and flnlehed with double lace rufllee, the upprr one rauplit up with rhlncatone bucklri nr etrepa of velvet. ter fMEL ; W LLBOW SLEEVES IN ALL WAISTS. i: i Almoet without exception, the wiWaaf anee, for thla la one of the few seasonal all powna are mado elbow lenptli, but anil when to look amari ia not all that la to Ik faahion Itaa evolved a tnodiftn-lio- n desired. BKlYlIAiEIUMOlaY that every day of the nappe rated etylea that made appearance, no (Lightweight rlnt.h and that fascinating-- , th"lr nppearaneo thla winter, and. while of what to ly graceful material chiffon cloth choose for the summer outfit thouaht very amart and are mtde up In :hp t.ih.ined shirt walat, without which nojsmart thla season The beet dralpna errm all eleevea are larper, they do follow the both ehort and long eoalumea. the former' woman van exist. Vnr tile moment the f.ul to tie In the coat and ehort eklrt to bo outline of the arm end are erten quite lirovti more and more difficult to material eremitic the more eultahleliow-- , decide. fur tiir silk gown with ptilletlea or worn with lluperie walat and the ehort j becoinlnp, wkh the fulneea towa-- d (he top Milk, rinth, rhlltnn and veiling are the ever, to the abort eklrle. while th.wehlf-bn- t mil'neij jacket mmlr up over a white fancy Jacket le a hetter model to ehooau plvln :i breadtli of shoulder that pm 'iiii'y can fon need tie cloth for both. Tho most popular materials, under three limferin wu.at or e desipneil aa to bi' than the coat. There la any m. luuinl orally lieeomin. Tlta fullest sleeve also ia aklrt whHt oiiljctii he forma are to lie found many materliil plaited euloyjng worn whit the waist eitlire. When ear- of trhnmliiK permitted bra'd. embroidery iarn on the underside of the arm, a railed an never wore other dangerous named in that pnpulurlly. mail., days, ned out in eoinr elaborate fuaiiiun and and Uce, -p- leated rtirhlnps and applique nf:Hn(, .mailer do not Interfere with urntly while unite unknown febrica are alio to lm eoalumea are almoet liivarlidily ma.1,. now' well made thia le a moat attractive etyle laec and chiffon. Colored talfela Wwna tno wide n In that etyle, no matter whai muy hr ine th he wairt wh,n included In the possibilities. mil f ir more tfenerally beonnilnp than the short and lonp. , the elbow aleev la If and shH.pclese. There are many old frlonda to be dis- ninlerlal uanl. While many smart an.1 at- -' It la einrl wniet more much and llpht eolors, llpnred. plain and (town, hut h lewrly unicminp the dllllrulty ia te covered In the col ora that are faahionable. ' tractive motlela are to he found, there are! rhihoi.tte and vinaequeutly murli mure The skirts with bunda of aiilrrliipa a r,a extent solved by the lonp. tlphl but there are alao many atrantta a nil aoarte extremely bed etyle. that It la well; l'ffl nil to make, util a pour aiteiir la aior pufflnpn. velvet flu nu cuj of transparent lae and weird color achemea that require very I0 avoid. Among ihe more expensive dc- to After pitiful contemplate. all. thing 0,1 as the plaited eklrt la now rarely to rheinlaette nnd eutfa to match careful attention, and a woman hereto- there Is no excuse fur any woman belnp model of laat season, with just eniupli broidery, f llB Bhecrest lingerie and lace can now fore a beauty and belle may discover that hv found, and the clreuln- - shape mid the this for season, there so are variation to mark it aa thia years form. badly pawned ready made, and the fashion isshe lisa suddenly lost all claim to eltheri model that haa a rllpht fulness around jm.iiiy diflVrrnt styles to choose front that with Pleat at the aide and back. Th thuB practical, for they are saptitle If ahe blindly pnwns herself In hues; the hips, a plain front bretdth and plaited lit Is poss 'ile to And a model to copy tint waist is draped In surplice folds across the,rAle friml the walat and can easily lw that she Is told by her dressmaker are sides and hack are both apuln impulu will he heeimjinp and that cm h made front, fastened at one aide, and the folds! lwu:ii--tu- r one. flounced this nr silk short the Then, season, gowns skirt, too, Cins rharmlnp skirt la made an that laundered and cleaned. Another way of correct. !nr turi'e pleated flounces, is a favorita Inii.uig, Ilin nr dirk, rl.iiHirji i V or siiupla ill simply, rwhilc If money Is no object t here see so arranged In front that they give 0)Vlat1t1B lh(1 difficulty of on elbow sleeva The new eolors and the new combina- full breadth lap over to one side and Is! eliiffnii o .1110 every type. sull M'dl lloiinces ; the It (lisiuot tnnttera lnnf!l and elnlii so ihe effect of a high belt fastened with tint especially, design ap'rireutly wearing of th being unbecoming U by the Kor tions of color are most subtle and require left tow to show onHIte underskirt, wltllele.ui lie irlmmed'wilh sliit he'tlie material. The sMk shirt walsi bands of velvet rib-aWk laiTeto gowns are always useful fancy buttons, while at the bark the the atrrat muuaquelaire plovc. to be carefully considered in reference to more than a hint of the double skirt Is to tj.m nr left plain. nas Im i.iIo.hh1, so It is said, and anil. In spite of Ihe fact that they are pi ness la so cleverly arranged that Ipnwn an thia ia quite satisfactory, but for th housa the complexion, hair and general appear- - be seen on oilier designs. Therr la a erans-n-o other word Jeserlb's jyet h nourishes apace in company with! universally popular, can lie and are very additional belt la not required. The waist the luce cuff la the better plan. I ' lawn" and silk gowns ore tha most elaborate and expensive t the moment, and although when the price ia given It ara generally preposterous the materials exof the flneat and the models really clusive. so that, after all. It la not m Either palest gray taffeta or unreasonable. was newer a summer per- b.Mrile., garlands, e.. around the bottom shaded pink makes a most attractive the elderly woman was of the nr skirt down the front such an opportunity to el 10 lavishly trimmed with heavy Irish na eh1ir0ni S.'or of ,h!laiw a to make It at first sight scorn like ofa prettiest as the lie. chiffon ?' Tiny season promise to jaPC ralhpr than a ailk gown. The skirt, Tull planned. It would alTTw evrrv defer! to hide acem. most the lace entre-deuon In garlanda with chenille. rlhhqn or waist is of alternate hands of lar and f the figure , waist covered with l.tee. eh.ffon atoms in the natural greens as the ailk. while the long cost haa much ntnr embroidery ruffles, lurks and slurring connecting links. lace than ailk In It. It la very amart. thU equally calculated to create a beautiful If the defor person whom of a such a gown Is coat, made with belt and atladied skirt, general effect without too much Intended is to wear It ut formal entertain- and tho lace ahowa to greatest advantage mand on th wearer's proportions, gracements ancii as are frequently jield even In It la cream white tha ailk. ful outer wraps elaborate and dignified j summer at the watering places, the walat against and hats an strange of shape, withal an; when made wtth the pink taffeta, and he should cm a little at the throat when mad with gray is either a dead away soft In color and trimming, that all women and Should have elbow sleeves, with which, white or th exact shade of theank. apknt whether old or young, plain nr he iu-- 1 of course, long gloves must he worn. The Thla la fordyed the moment tha favorite modi Itfnl, rrssmblo queer, mid aim tied and yet; bodice of such a gown should he trimmed In br-- t a taffeta gown on which lace la used, pleasing flowers, all arrm to dazzle the of! with th same garniture used In the eklrt. holder until lie experience a confusion and a It la too costly to be popular It bia The outer an offers wrap endless oppor- fair to be smart for aome time, contours anil cannot quite be sure! tunity to elderly ladiea who ara fond of whether he beholds a youthrul and heoatl-- , to dress to the hr dr their lova for FOR THE VEILING GOWN. full a eked, indulge or brilliantly ful person only ' jlliie f rocking. Tlie fancy ailk wrap la a Veiling and chiffon doth ara in gle up la one. j moat delightful feature of thla season's; um. tinea. As a.I ?,.," veiling Indeed, thl season's youth and middle h fashions and Is especially adapted to sum-- ! age seems to have Invaded the Held of age.1 but there ar heavier, 1 mer man-use. or of theso Many wraps Instead of grandmamma trying to ilreaa as new weave which are so tntn as ara many In are named of. Paris, they much like grauilduughler as possible, it laj taffeta, trimmed with black and white lac be quite transparent In effect, and ine te the other way about granddaughter ill ruffle, appllniid, chiffon Tuching and jet ric is so soft and aupple It bends lleclf been! have alway copying the clothes that paillettes. The general shape la short In tlie draped effect moat satisfactorily, TW sacred to the use of her elder. bark and long in front. If the wrap comes order af "Ihin't get heliotrope for your ht. It's, heavy quantise are about on the jhelnw the waist lino It Is fitted In when mohair and are made up In the evr only inr.iut fur old ladies to wear In their: that is more becoming. Borne of those bonnets," s.ild one girl to gnother In a milmoat practical and useful gown seen hav the front section falling slum linery store the other day: hut tlie oilier in blue green, or bro veiling jto tlie bottom of the skirt. These look girl got the heliotrope ell the aome. nndr. t very much like the oij fashioned dolman. ' plait rd and tucked,ahlrt, with waist so do they all. Of course youth adds All elderly women look well in whit arid match, lined wltle'ndlan silk. Th , pink or a green pose to the heliotrope ne.nl. not actually be d f(l akirli ti imnie.i around the hot than a l'" it I a mistake for them not to have at large ia aa cool aa a ge.ir, so that grandma willeven this Is not w,h ,lu.kH T1.fli,.,, or s.ilrr ns nn.1 eases In their summer eilk while the skirt Is delightful to wew number of white tempted to weir It, but i wardrolie. Pretty gowns for morning may aa it ts so light that even with the gobligatory In till year' op gvliered very full The Mr(llin l ,hn 'he mode of white bar muslin, which costal amount of fulness that fashion etn fashion ruee. (skirts itvn hardly ixnitain too uiuen oi.ite-- i season there la no perceptible llittleand washes well. Dresses of this When rutiles arciud rir.c of the first tilings to be considers 1 rial to tw altnii'tive. ts neck- - j iir feci lire not lrlr.ihle ihe skirts look are very pretty when made without jin weight. The tailor made style alt a! out the wardrolie for any comfortwell or in veiling, excepting perhaps ne 'trimming of lace embroidery. The skirt wr.ir that sluill he iLopniprlute. lrr). lieaiinrol f.iliing in simple mid unlean be made with narrow ruffle of the The abort Jarkete are much able and not too ezpens ve. Among th.it ' trimmed folds ftniii Ihe tH tt. The wsi-t- s in rirpl.re f.is'n-- 1 In fact, a veiling walat la more icrlal around the hem, or with double a.vnwn for elderly women this season ar ore timst atrravtive He, the waist tight fitting in tho back. ' factory than a Jacket for general m.my desiens wviieh tuny be easily made j,in. siilrre,1 on I Ii sinmlders and s'llrred rather full In front, with a double ruffle! There are, of course, charming out at home. The plain nil'll collar hands and quite a broad bind m tlie nnN: With' j, .1 now ruffle sl-r embroidered tMek tue down th" from from the throat to thelllflht veiling made with coat, le C (Ts and the a figioe rv -, gown to the extent certain r.i.mr a the for full shouldfrom not same or hut to band. The biilst the Idea, should be full giving place sleeves. surplice on ihe Vimrc severe :l k pule a rather plain In k looks hot.. lirilnnite gnr'iitnre for ppck and M. Z "nJl.V",;1,, T5E?rP,I7mm" naiww ruffle. whh A Eful-sevele. ombniidi'ry - the fad of p(, sleeves are very fui! p.iffs m the finish for the ne-n t ii. ,v ride-'.- y There g.d may not be anythlng ,mP'fD The cuff wel-art sets. cuff ri'Toit and th" gown '.ho hour In v"ll,ir and wih " slra.ghtbsrid also edged with a tn a dark blue or Wrb Km ii 0 wnn.i:'.. tli should runf 1eqi lire tills d thig!-:enit.roid tnnde of quite collars ry riejet lM,t sis i hi i c s vry full skirt. IT th- - mal.-ri.i- l 1rnmn who Other sets whielt v,- k id wiMi ll:!l-rismart ,nd r labor:-- , te in of t;v ta belt of lavender Tilon made Ms It e up haa r.or I and U lie h, of erflgiiradjon design see attaining great Mpul:irilv are ninth1 of,au,pi y c .rqi;nite ,.e he siunpriirrr is rh llf Embroidered . individual style from which hl "in, or in c.i.i".iv.:n ei.lcrs the skirt nn el'ib- - ullt iA wh'eli l.e e. on t the re.i!e 'n 'l nhlt. blm-- and whit. ldthero are so many to choose) gen pe.ivy only ..hV bv Ti .i even nn! i. Icmssii. ;inm.il and ...atstr.k'i'.ig app'if'f waist. r avenieramt white make beautiful. flniH she Is a much envied -. I". III. I ov If t.i- - ir. nrial be n plain. against tlie tt.inds our In bold Annt.ier fnpvb'g far ::.e wai-- i of rtinidf a ill nr I'.atr- - silk tli- gowns for old India, One of the moat attractive el.ab-- 1 "rt''rnnon ",,,nmr an of ckir; of lace. To rimke the IIowts of a g iwn w hleii H is I'1'" flowered organdies, which may a costume ia the aheer dark bl aiirieilve t t.i l::m nr.iic gra-- i :ll In. ik e! trininieil quite tile l';i :(oe sialtd out belter tlu-- nr II- I- !elr r'ltffes ivy o; and w on he of . taffeta h the silk, had in gray and whit. Mack and white up over a lighter blue kiii.t'.i uelf Willi :t ih dm either aa R .. eliiffi'1 who eo'i-pioldi.tg. Another pop1 rows urd row of hi!' . inch t iiiny. h fib . n "a !: ::iimi suitable combinations of rnlora. with black braid, with touche T:fc lor the front panel. ior other ular collar. made of chitTon. with a desimi "h in nr Vnlen lennrs 'I';.-- . .-, Te:iird gowns In grays and .very dark hltie in the trimming ofthe r tn .mi t.m K- K. Tii.s ill cirn:ion worked on it tn nnryw rlldsin. has jr m be alerves may eblff.iu op ,.f f... ide of the tw arhlch In tilue a are also but a admirable, I.'in the hat i With f iii bright (K la n and e.iiff')!i hj.ii'k sat in gown, for pciv, fuil.iig tn w '.'.i in. model silk, wiilfuirmw smart t is a anil browns very should be combined, greens bine, i'll1 .11,0 nf lustre ,,;i silks, may nhiTow l ite 'l on. ti- - in i Oc r .Ths. Ti VE NLVZ'jT OF PLCOFJZXINS. llYlZjr.T aa tiiclr rolora arc too harsh .for of tlm most generally n- in .t ii1 I in rllilaA full m Among the frock Ihe mark1 Is1 o'' e'nfTn'i. ti ' j,.t i,i u k a,,ri avoided, tnov w" -. V, V hut the very young, ''I' r. .'ipliq'iS, shade of brown, with q i ,. s'limnie opp' wotm for th.ii lu raffles elderly nan tiling foy lo,. ..... n ex-'effevtive, su 0f j.,,. a n.iji iiq Inch sp-- rt. .iisuiuil in p n ci' ir.i s ,,n jn u. ir- - A fill whit dress for an nld 'lady la I to : 'u u" . I r i: r i ! I ii in . ks of tiro n nml white. :ii ns- 'i1 n.i!-- '. wear wl'li Kor ,i iud ra" : .vh.i pretty wlien to the trimming of vellin,.and 'iing. Nntli'ng'qnUllely k(l -- ..."y I.. . i '.! I. a I:.. Im-r thu'i a of i white added Is. and or 'praetlcal w.,k tit nf liirr. nnTow purfdr .in ilihn x. !'"ibi p.isn :i i.l 'nit i.c embroidery waite.qrar.iud jnodclsjsnd i'i..::g II . i.i a lik ! s Thaae gaa:w are ireilkl wh-- n made wiiii tractive f::i:-II. i o'1 a t- ef..:!:ii...'.i ::! ..!" on,.ir tv.,, k. g.ithiTril tmt very bow or lilark velvet or gray, U vender or'llned ahadw v "r'l tj a v.a.-- i ti- t a ii. iC:iii. a 'll), to I t.i' in a j, ,i. l'gbter of chvlcs, hair pale 'blue satin. attractive arc In spring I; i f ; ; 1 j mm vimt i ' ; N ful-ljo- 1 M i . a" SPRING AND SUMMER FINERY FOR THE ELDERLY WOMAN. ii. :H 'i.. l- T11ERK P'' r.r;' ;;sr x. .r. 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