Elise wore pale yellow, for the same logical reason.

Patty had on a gown of soft chiffon, of old-gold colour, which, she said, was the nearest to saffron she had ever had or ever hoped to have.
"I don't like the word saffron," she declared; "somehow it makes me think of camomile tea." "Naturally," said Roger; "I believe they're both yarbs.

Blaney might call this affair a Saffron Tea, and have done with it." But the gown was most becoming to Patty.

The dull old-gold tints sets off her fair skin, and her bright gold hair, piled high, was topped with a gold and amber comb.

Round her throat was an old-fashioned necklace of topazes, lent her by Mrs.Farrington.