High-heeled slippers do not go with any country clothes, except organdie or muslins or other distinctly feminine "summer" dresses.
The bride should, of course, not wear satin and lace; she could wear organdie (let us hope the nine o'clock wedding is in summer!
Her pretty blueorgandie was on the bed ready to put on.
The blue organdie had seen the day at last, and she was in such a flutter of delight at the coming of the gentlemen that she could scarcely be recognized as the pale, flimsy young person who had moped so unblushingly all the week.
Cricket skipped up the porch steps, and went up-stairs to relieve herself of the bondage of her pink organdie as soon as possible.
She had on an exquisite white organdie gown, a white sash, white slippers and white silk stockings.
The next day Mrs. Graham came down upon the Hollisters in her limousine, and an exquisite toilet of organdie and ribbons.
I've got the ten dollars grandpa sent me, and with eight of it I'm going to buy Lizzie King's organdie muslin.
She had never had an evening dress before, and her little square-necked organdie had been dearer to her than any other gown before or since.
Eleanor's mother had sold her Commencement gown and Eleanor was going to wear an old white organdie that she'd worn all the year to dances and plays.
And yet they're all alike--organdie over silk or satin, mostly.
I laid out a white linen suit for you; it will look so well turned inside out; and I am going to wear an organdie that has a wonderful satin lining.
Marjorie, remembering the cunning little-girl costume Mary Raymond had worn to Mignon La Salle's fancy dress party, shortened a frilled pink organdie gown of hers and went back to childhood for a night.
Constance standing beside Marjorie, an arm over her shoulder, Marjorie turned and childishly hid her flushed face in the frills of Connie's white organdie gown.
I've run my legs off for the white organdie so Katy Stutz could make it up for Flora's engagement party to-morrow night.
That night, still in her white organdie frock, with its whirligig design of too much Valenciennes lace, her hair worn high and revealing an unsuspectedly white nape of neck, Lilly regarded her parents across a little table-display of gifts.
She made mental note of the crisp organdie collar and cuffs, and was suddenly conscious that her shoes were too short of vamp, and her heels run down because they were too high.
In an airy orchid organdie dress and hat to match, white silk stockings and white buckskin pumps, she looked ready for a garden party.
She wore a corn-colored organdie dress and leghorn hat, her natural beauty was enhanced by a becoming coiffure, her eyes danced, her lips curved in their most bewitching bow.
My hair will be all tumbled after such mad walking, and my organdie torn.
If a bit of envy steals into the heart of the little Amish girl who stands at the Square and sees a child in white organdie and pink sash tripping along with her feet in silk socks and white slippers, of what avail is it?
Then Lady Victoria, seeing that she was rid of her, and courteous under all her idiosyncrasies, rose with a long motion of repressed energy and accompanied her to the door, her hand resting lightly against the crisp organdie belt.
Isabel suddenly felt herself and herorgandie absurdly out of place in this room with its enchantress atmosphere.
Alice nodded vaguely, went up to her room, and, after only a moment with her mirror, brought from her closet the dress of whiteorgandie she had worn the night when she met Russell for the first time.
I've decided to wear my white organdie if you could put in a new lining for me.
Alice had thought little of this; but as she looked about her and saw no organdie except her own, she found greater difficulty in keeping her smile as arch and spontaneous as she wished it.
Miss Willy Whitlow was sewing there yesterday on a white organdie dress for her to wear.
I shall have to wear either my blue lawn or my green organdie this evening," she thought.
Thea got up, washed her hot face and arms, and put on the white organdie dress she had worn last night; it was getting too small for her, and she might as well wear it out.
The shrunken white organdie rose and fell as if she were struggling to be free and to break out of it altogether.
With the aid of a hand-glass she critically studied her pinkorgandie from every angle.
But mother said the pink organdie was long enough--too long, really.
How thankful I was that I had put on my blue organdie and my shirred hat!
She had the sweetest white organdieyou ever saw, all frills and laces.
You'll have a chance to wear that lovely organdie of yours at last.
If I hadn't that blessedorgandie I couldn't go, that's all.
I put on my best pale blue shirred silk hat and my blue organdie dress and my high-heeled slippers.
To be sure, there was the silk organdie Aunt Kathleen had sent her, but that was fit only for parties, and Carry never went to any parties.
I thought you might like to have some one in my place," continued Helen, moving the pink organdie waist on to the same chair with the batiste skirt.
Her pink organdie was prettiest, but she really ought to save that for the Glee Club concert.
Lawn, Pique, andOrgandie Suits, suitable for Street and Evening Wear.
The plain organdie is popular in pure white, although considerable quantities are dyed in the solid colors, pale blue, pink, etc.
An organdie may be defined as a fine, translucent muslin used exclusively for dress goods.
Organdie considered in relation to cost as wearing material is rather expensive.
She was dressed in a white organdie frock of the most rigorous simplicity and wore neither flower nor ornament.
Her organdie frock was long, longer than any she had yet worn.
She wore a dress of flowered organdie over pink sateen with pink ribbons about her waist and neck, and on her slim feet the low shoes she always affected, with their smart, bright buckles.
How I longed to give them my hoops, corsets, and pretty blue organdie in exchange for their boots and breeches!
Winter had no terrors when I thought of the nice warm clothes; I only wished I had a few of the organdie dresses I had packed up before wearing.
She had on the flowered organdie of palest yellow.
Joan wished she had on the new flowered organdie Mother had made for her.
For from the very instant that her eye rested upon the figure of the girl in pink organdie dress and big hat she knew something was wrong.
She went to the closet and took out the organdie dress and satin slippers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "organdie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
