The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1903, Page 10

OTE Porerc we SE UAH eRe Pore acpalinaaa iat ee HE Military Girl ANDWORK as an| |, Makes a Gallant Ornamentation Miltary Figure in Fashion- for Velvet Street able Circles—A Rage for}Gowns—The New Dress Cdpe NGold Bruids, Gold But-{Decorations Are hike! eee “tons, Soutaches andjthe Embroidery or) Cadet Other Soldierly Deco-}Fancy Work—“Shaded”) Bye rations — Some Stun-}Idea in Hats and Gowns} And ning Uniforms for Gib-{Is Quite the batest— -son-Shouldered Belles}Gtons Are Nowa Favor- ‘—The Military Over-Site Model for Both coat with Its Multitude{Evening and Street cf bittle Capes Is Also} Wear—Huge CableCords| in G€vidence — Waists$in White or in Gold and how the Effect of This}White Are Used as Cos ilitary Invasion—The!tume Decorations—The, Newest Cuts Are as New Evening Wraps in| W8)) Warrior-bike as Fos- Chiffon, Velvet or Broad- sible. cloth Are Attractive, belt ts entirely fashioned of gold braid! “ f\. they dote on the military, they; handsome and flexible gold braids, tho | #4 bas @ recular army buckle, The dote on the military, thes dote| back seams being covered le ekirt has plaited gores stitched to the on the military girl.” and the fronts having these braids ap-|KRee Whence it fares prettily to the This paraphrase of a rattling old Gil-| piled in a horizontal pattern, Bach al- |" ert and Sullivan chorus acems to have) ternate row of braiding is outlined with | Been adopied as a battle cry of the! a thick gold cond which Is knotted at if\ hwise, NOTHER stunning overcoat Mus- dress overcoats gliitering with gold but- tong and Jace to such an extent that a foreign visitor might be led to belleve hat the military defense of the c fry | liad been undertaken by the gentler sex. ‘As for her pelts, she allo tary enthusiasm full swii terns after every branch of our | cré bs <l States Army. and after those of many of the European regiments, She} of has white kid belts with the real thin: In my buckles, which she has caJoled from some soldier cousin or chum. She the full dress belt of real gold n threads Interwoven, this with! 4re her mill-|of thore Is a shallow Ittle strengthens the military 4 j the costume and the hi jar has an inlay of scarlet velvet hand AISTS also show the efte somely raided In the narrow gold W military invasion, ‘The n v soutache, materials, the fine sv HE rage for the gold military braids] 7h, slegves, too, have thelr braiding | slit flannels, seem to havc {aa recent novelty, for on the early | of gold, And this Is carried all around|ed expressly as a backgre motels brought over by the buyers the hem of the coat with stunning effect. | thin glittering glory of bull from the other side It was noticeably |e skirt te quite plain. with Just some | and gold bralds and frogs and cords] @bsent. Now, however, they are e fancy dratding on the seams of the front] and pendants. The Ighter tints In} }, where and on the fashtonable girl's mil-| gore, and this braiding, too, is outlined Hee eee ae el wen ee Mary coat, which should be of navy or) with the gold coed In the same design a8| military girl has discovered more shades eadet blue or gray cloth, th ppears on the cont fronts, With this ts] o¢ white than she knew ever existed be-| erally, and all of which in mgunning effect. the way they are! worn a wiite beaver turban, edged with | fore—and the pale blues and pinks and ho ‘the military ruling which char- made up they would drive a military whe same gold braid as decorated the RRL display to nerfection the beauty| Hoterisse her entire style of dress, fMuthority crazy. For we see here the tume, fascinating ttle gold cords and] o¢ jer favored decorations. And the Ts varlouallatvies Lotivaniay bralo |rat whitch nd the plastron ts | gold buttons, figure, with Jar et of the buttons c are the belts fashioned in innumerable fanctes of gold braids and | wo! metalic braids and noyelt s Ken- White dress coat of the splendid Prus-| tassels velig posed where the edge 13| newest cut in these Is aa soldierly as ! #ian regiment of Uhlans, decked with| turned over in Russian military style, sible: ‘There: ts mAabeancanbi the * _. the gold braid and drooping cords which |and the ostrich plume Is spangied | POS" : { ( Hed Belong to the British officer, there epau-!in gold. Kven on the white dogwkin | UWal Muftiness, the At ts perfect. The sleeves with th t girl are pictured this w or these he finds a hundred us iettes from a Russian uniform finishing | gloves same idea is carried out, @«arment whose cuffs and collar betray) these be lasped y bullet but- Sf An Austrian inspiration, tons instead of the u: ‘y T fitting, made with a full ple xat with a multitude of little cap «| Address Letters in This Contest to “Margaret Ment of seams, the hip seam deing and an array of ss buttons that’ $10 FO:. THE BEST LETTER) are nominated to be the wife of G R auite pointed in front. A plastron is, “CUld put a Germosi army offeer to} from a Woman on the Least Em-| The election will be three weeks from] ev fastened down with large gold buttons |* One of these models ig > " | the day you recelve letter, but MEMPONGA they wide, thts narrowing at. the 1, and by | barrassing Way for a Girl to POP! cease don't mention your nomination | ix Waist fine and broadening toward the tempt man as | the Question During Leap Year at pf our meetings until the day} fend, The high colar and the turn-ove ; Peutts are inlaid with white cloth. 7 sual p HE “new military surtout ts tight- Tome 1s lkewise the military over- y the craze, Built quite|g19 FOR THE BEST LETTER|° election, BASH | try plan, this surt de sey City, Nod @ptire garment, plastron and al, is |” nd practi The | from a Man Giving Directions How | pa lQeting Throush Anagram, My 1 cetheart will you kindley | ye my future husband providing I ask] ing loosely over frou-frou uate earek, Rneparaente lis ciigrsingren SRewA ‘with a/nutrow gold cord, and all |! fitting and the fronts loose, to Pop the Question Most Con.) dar Mim dye pt_me for your feucher husband. | yout" If the gentleman says no, then] either Be SBM Lilies alnens (ar’.Qha ideas te the auee \ @f the heavy machine stitching is done |/s"Se Pearl butions making the doudle-1 — vineingly Cikee Nine AR GaUatRe ikea AWTS rs trucly, JOHN ORIBLER, tell him you will not ask him. C,H, TODA Fee her is on the military | front sloping from the thoat to a point Wi. yellow silk, ko that the sches Mg. ‘The epaulettes and fy oounsty Mace We PIMOS AEE SB B Elizabethport, N. J, || ‘The streat: HMape extending across} at the bust-line toward’ the left and Me tis aientigd teat sheng old twald ant the|$5 FOR THE BEST LETTER there a very bashful man fell des Refusing an Offer, He Would Not Have Her, Ca eo teya front and back and elay-| then back to the. Hanoete-the wi . ayy ar of crimson velvet is edged with | from Man or Woman on the Most) erately in love with her and ited) pear Miss Ayer Dear Miss Ayer: vately trimmed In gilt buttons, bralds| jine, ‘This edge was finished with t for mopthy to serew up courage to Awe : 1 gold, Delicate Way of Refusing an Offer | SHE stunni = pose. It was the last evening of| stunning uniform Mlusirated ts] PF) NOTHER striking military effect is| of Marriage Her! aly, and (atllisie hadi wot Goma 46 <q fashioned of ivory white cloth, the cape Illustrated, on the costume Sees the point, so he finally wrote the fo-! ho Safi with a dull finished surface which of cadet blue braided with gold. y ®ives the: impresxidn of a suede. The| The cape ts co HAcket 4s Ught-fitting, revealing, every | seams of the ated and Notified. | lowing Unes on er hianded same to her: Daly Ne alip of paper and| he Misa A: man can't ught into the curved t wck und is cut off in the question per-| Wilt thou accept a name I ask? oUrve ani tine’ of the svelte figure, and { front, ning with gold embroidered | sonally then let him do tt by mall, It 1s for theo an easy task. Tut still, as 1 salways enjoyed the| told me that he would hot have me it|ier and brighter tone to the construc-|)-oiereq jn natural color ang. ri extends just over the hips. This is! buttons, The vest and cuffs ar pale Here is a sample for a start, From these initials you will see | pleasure of this company, I would beg| there was no other girl on ¢: tions, from there to the walst-line.» The ¥io- Bratied in milltgry style with very | blue cloth bratded In gold, and the deep, Dear Minnie: 1 notify you that_you| @xactly_what I would call thee, him to continue remaining my friend, E, MO Long cords with knotted ends are aleo| lets were life size. ; pete True Story of My Elopement with the Princess Louise. By Count Mattachich. 4 Now Told to Sunday World Readers for the First Time by One of the Principals in the Most Sensational of Eoyal Runaway Matches. ‘A BELATED CHRISTMAS. 4 unday NEW YORK BABIES. A Much-Maligned Institution “DR. ANNE DONOGHUE WRITES ABOUT § , WOMAN’S WAR ON WRINKLES. NINE HONOR-MEDAL ne By Deputy Police Commissioner A. R. Piper. THE ACTOR'S CHRISTMAS. THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, re ctMinestt 19, 1903, Page-of « Fashion News ~~ By an officer's buckle for choice. And) the stoles and muffs of white ahiffon, which make up the — fashionable HIS shaded {dea in gowns and hats “maunee sot” there are frills and lattice "| has taken place and they now resemble| Shaded frocks are also much seen for | sides and the, evening owns in Paris, s be-| the flat, upright cuffs! sides the mere decoration of her tunic The flowers are developed in satin, vel- | The blouse effect Is now quite out of |teelings for him except that of friend-|man would acdept her If ehe did tle} und there 1s distinctly a great amount) ribbon effect drops from Go-Morrow’s Story by John Coleman Adams. , a Christmas Greeting ‘RECTOR,’ ON “TIPS.” : i ‘ Ghe TRUE STORY OF ROOSEVELT’ Ss With a New Year Sentiment, Written for the Sunday World A) ‘NEW YORK SKYSCRAPERS FIGHT FOR THE PRESIDENCY. By Bishop Hi Henry C. Potter. RUN LIKE BATTLE-SHIPS. FOSTER MOTHER TO 400 \ She Hotel Christmas Dinner. 4 NEWSPAPERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ‘GROWING PERILS OF Q Tell Their Most Exciting Experience ae PEDESTRIANS IN NEW YORK. THE COLLEGE BOY'S CHRISTMAS. By GEO. E. MIX, Yale 1904, L. S. PACT CHRISTMAS AT THE WHITE HOUSE, ‘ROY McCARDELL AT THE .) THE SALVATION ARMY'S CHRISTMAS, q MOSQUITO-HUNTERS’ CONGRESS. CHRISTMAS IN SING SING PRISON. ae Mme. « Judice « in oo Muitary (Blue ack And Saver. . “thie rE ‘ated ts of cadet ‘ay cloth with feminine half of creation this vear, for! ¢) 1 ne und the little high “choker" collars are)or surtout. For instance, sh akes} vet, ribbon or chiffon, the stems being ‘a ‘ jthe pointed end, and a darge bullet but- | ightly fitting plastron and colar | ° 8 rtout. ance, she ma : 5 New York women have arrayed them-| ton iv appropriately posed on the ef lana” bleh He ns oss Ne SIAM [all based upon the same fdea whteb|the most bewitching latticed yokes,}embroldered in Chenille. A charming Cadet Blue elves in. smart officers’ tunics and Un-l or each strap, Around the shouders | braided with gold, The cont clearly valls in her outer garments. seeves, cAps and cuffs, belts and girdles] black canvas cloth was made without Clo them, using the braids, which can be] trimming other than an embroidered © pat-| pulled Into all sorts of shapes without) red rose worked in heavy floss on the & sing or spoiling, bosom of the absolutely plain waist, uses it on her filmy evening frocks | which was fastened in the back, The an white tulle or chiffon, or her evening| skirt was simply gathered full all| Style. : ; : some of them hanging far below tho m conjunction with delicately} round on a band and finished at the| Models with only the slightest amount /Suit tine, cloth and silk and velvet, which} root with a twelve inch hem, With the} f fullness in the front on lacy, dressy Tiuge cable cols In white allk or mix \ 5 y of gold and whi @ ult al) made fmore luxurious and costly | costume was worn a large shaded crim-| frocks. In heavier gowns the pouch}tures, of gold and white are ullre gine i Modistes are showing the new] seen in abundance on waists and coats. effect has been replaced by close fitting the touch of gold. Even her furs] gon velvet hat, having one long shaded are especially handsome on venta ate » having @arts. How radical a change this: will] até especially handsome on ‘ » not exempt from the craze, and on| plume as its only decoration, \iaake inithe fashions imag’ bei Imagined [tet te erese ce erate aha Ie sons ) When the straight frock must be re-| ally elaborated with frogs. and ia piuced by modiied styles of corsets,| ses or touches of vak lace, ts quite the latest craze and 18) showing a higher busi and less com xs we glittering gold. of the glittering & ticularly appropriate in pompa- | spicuous straight fron’ waist Ms: new evening wraps ate shown rk and ruchin hions where the skirt and waist| It Is noved that the “Inced-t in. chiffon. velvet or: Sordadolost AND work will again predominate | dour fs will not be among tie innovations, ul- as an ornamentation for velvet| differ in mater.als, ‘These models are} though the new. Wide corset | girdle elaborately embroidered. in golt \ street gowns and the more slabo-| usually made with » brocade waist and | points) directly that, way. , The, .VSib lor stiver, the most novel ones. elng {nv e creations, A radical change in the| @ skirt matching in color scheme on a] steht modelg tetmintle ct *aithough|biack. ‘This glitter crage ‘thas, ewep’ and lace most favored by the mfl-| forms of these decorations, however,| different tone, of elther cloth or velvet. | perfectly round at the, tuRber eae. with] over every line of decoration, sides and the. bai sf Paris,| All spangled robes of white or embroideries used on fancy work.| evening wear in chiffon or tulle. black show sparklings of gilt or silvers ‘OTHER innovation there ts the|whie with gold, black with’ gold: or , Ston, which meets a deep girdie-|black with silver, which is quite the to which it is tacked, | latest combination. | THE BEST WAY TO POP THE QUESTION [frp tiitahtt s sicnthy ata se we wmie 2 » | ning. Hubbard Ayer, Evening World, N. Yi Cit y’| rtons seem the latest favorite model out out se ec ee with ‘They were married and lived happily) as he shall always have my best wishes | for both evening and street wear, with aie, 1 Bu cord or . The in both. The er after. A. BERGER. | for his future welfare. ‘A. M. M. | tho cape effect prominent reife eng Wht ees won Little Boy Would Propose, Purely on Supposition, difference les in thé sleeve, which in wold allyer at ‘run thi ough. the ania lent ASer? Dear Misa Aver evening dress fa cut In @ one-piece de- | pattern, and ent beg ee AM a Iittle boy 9 years old. My | 1, I think it would be a good| sign jacket and cape, Reehouldee! erate -wateth, name is John Cribler. The best W. way for a girl to say to a gentle-| sleeve seam being vistble, the cape idea — way to pop the question is to say man in a Joking way: “Will you| being simply a wide-shaped cap, hang- 0™ of the most rovel ideas of decoration was displayed on a x riage » refusing an offer of mar- WOMAN should never ask a man| and cords. scallops of white silk. An embi ral from a young man I would to marry her, for if the man Por design of white ribbon was started tell him that I appreciated the should be worth her having he| "THE new oord Grasmere: ae eee the Tight front, Suet eG OF dd : Nor he ts doing me by asking me to| would be capable of asking her to and elaborate compar én season, | fulness, tying a little below. the shoule his wife, but as I have no stronger| merry, and I am quite sure that no we embraced carller in ths season, | fulness: tink 8 Oe eine. ends. The . - the busi w I have to decline his kind offer.| asking, I tried jt once myself, and ‘te, of gold with every color, giving a dress- | & point ov thd, Boake, Matai Ghe Splendors of Georgian Court Shown in Photographs. Mr. Gi Gould’s Palace at Lakewood Shown in All Its Mag- Be ceoee Series of Pictures Which for the First Time Give an Adequate Idea of Its Grandeur. : ue A CHAPARRAL PRINCE. . . STORY BY O.- HENRY World. Defended by a Boniface. By SIMEON FORD. Q OPIE READ OU rts volt CHRISTMAS ‘SPIRIT?’ ies A WEEK'S VIGIL ON THE .) BRIDGE, OF AN OCEAN LINER Agr. nated Ho By FRANK DANIELS. _ Ghe HOME P. ET H a POLICEMEN BARD AYER. —s"