The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 10, 1900, Page 10

THE SUNDAY CALL. o9 O oo @Y NEW (TNTORY T Y ® e YHOTOS BY ALISKY TOSES AND GOWNS By LILLIAN BURKHARYT way and Lo : . by ns k at . f s s of and - . : : . et o) - P K .;\ ~. : WONTEPT AT : BleNic wacon Lzl come”/ —_ ays manages to keep way. The collar ana revers-are faced built by the prevailing with the satin and little pointed straps t in being. not mount he same time to be in- of it slope toward the front and are natled W i are piled Her fancy for gray had its own way in ¢ down, each one of them, by a fat white , the skirt having a moderate sweep masses of gray velvet and white chiffon the matinee gown. Raudnitz designed it ! Now. it took brains, plenty of brains, button. on the ground. The black is relieved by in puffy, pompadour effects that make in hi don-trained mind, and Raudnitz ! annel forms the basis, and to think out that trimming of the Eton The street suit is another New York peeps of a scarlet dust.ruffie and by the the fair wearer look like a detail. The Ii arried it out. The little maid a hundred others. But jacket. Nothing but pearl buttons and conception, almost severely plain and all white broadcloth which forms the upper times, not Miss Burkhart, are to blame. who basks in the cozy warmth of Miss follow the overskirt's c It is just that which Dbluc satin polka-dotted in white were the smarter for so being. Black broad- revere and winks through the openwork She is an artist in everything she does, Burkhart's service says, “I like it best of of those necessary detalls that go to make Jonging to Miss Burkhart. used, but they were put on in a unique cloth like this never shows to better ad- design of the lower. from her acting to her choosing of clothes, all.” And yet it does not glitter with up the whaole effect. 3 wide border