New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Par, model. The gown may ~ q h,s Of eottsu,
Tn. trimming NAV to Of guipure lace or Of open
embroidery.
Their. are MANY crepons which. though no longer
q new matrria. brought out again In Chsngesb,e
effects IN all tho ciors Of tho season with trim.
niuys VI miroir v"ivets silks and embrOtder1es
Among the most beautiful embrOiderics those Of
leather on transparent background OF
nnr vrrctinn guIpurc with touch OF delicate color.
There are other rnbroidcries Frightened with slangles
In varions covrs closely wrought on q Background
Of French metal gold. silver or copper. Tie thin.
ming, tn coIoi~d bund crochet In n medley OF gay
.rrcass,an un,s are among the most beautiful anG
costly OF gai,turcs. Point Dc Genes laccs are I'm
ported this COlors, either DARK blue, red, u
black. with "Cru.
Embrod"rirs ara almost expensive ~ II they
were 81 SILK. ana us'h on dresses OF summer
SILK more often than cotton. The cheapest TRIM
m,ngs that give the fashionable CLINT Of coor de-
mnndrd 10y the season those OF coored Ut. which
ar. found IN halfLnc width In good quality. as low
as A cents yard IN muuvc, dark blue. violet. and
all the Coirs Uf the s"ason. and In tile fashlonsbe
pattern 81 my points and ~ other designs trini'
ming Of this width be purchased IN coarse LEADS
at lower price. but II Is not worth the trouble VI
sewing on. very fair quality Of black Jet can 10
purchased for IS cents yard. very pretty Jet
inck.t IN fine beads costs from $40 TO $l4. cheap
one of coarse beads will cost about half this amount.
and fine jacket fronts without the back BE- pur.
chased Mt Il much lower price. These almost 10
effective rs tire whole jacket. Empire belts ana
rirdl.s Of embroidery and cOlored crochet work are
found to match all c0l0rs OF French dress-goods.
The summer silks made up in many delightful
WAYS with a touch Of piquancy that Is peculiarly
chic and fascinating The dainticst silks are those
of tafeta and other light qualities, which have
little more stiffness in their weave than tile soft
s,lrah and India silk, which lend themselves TO
drap.rcs but not TO haring effects. For the same
reason those know predict the return OF the old.
lime eros grains and the departure of soft faie FRAN
Gals and all silks Of soft, cllging nature.
dainty gown seeded silk I'm pale violet. changing TO
cream. Is trimmed with ruines Of creamy point de
Genes worked with violet. \ rufhe OF The lace Is
set on the Of the skirt and Is surInonntcd by
another OF silk three inches wide. hemmed on DOtn
side, and put on with u slight heading. second
goup OF rfies of the Size as the nrst Is plic"o
AT the knee and Il third around the shoulders OF the
full bodice give the wide $50 effect. a SOFT
belt OF silk surrounds the waist. ana tile
iarg. leg a. mutton sleeves drDOp toward IN" elbow
Still another gown OF dark green silk Is striped IN
uuarterinch stripes In white satin, and nm
shed with wide ruiir Of lace fashioned at Intervals
and headed by "A ribbon caught down by square bows
The white vest Of the bOdrc Is striped With wide
lines Of dark green embroidery nearly covering the
ground and the large green sleeves with Their iaio"c
pufs are made quite close to the forearm and nnsheo
With a cut Of white wrought with straight lines OF
embroidery.
Thank, arc duo TO Everai iroihc~ for notes on
,iding habits TO Il. Dunlap 60 for note, on halls
and Whips TO j. ~ j. slater for NOTES on b"ots 70
Lord AMI Taylor for gloves, and 10 Messrs Arhoid
Constable a CO.. Hilton. Hughes Co. and James
McCurry Il Co. for notes materials and maKlhE'