New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

over silk the yoke being embroidered with pearls
and trimmed with pearl fringe. The belt with its
long loops and bows and the knots on the corsage
are OF black MORE.
Greens of all descriptions very much the rage
Just now. Nothing could be more charming both
for blondes and brunet,es than the varied tints Of
this rich color II is. very distinguished
and combination OF pale ana dark green Is always
attractive The most fashionable greens just
now Nile green. fresh almond green seaweed
green rcseda green frog green olive green. myrtle
green steel green. spring green. lettuce green. YER
dgrs lovebrd green. etc Dark greens are
much used for outdoor garments. Iesse made
by I.aftrrere the great Partisan couturi"r. * car
ried out in myrte-grcen velvet with a skirt sum
GENTLY long to cover the dress ana cap" that
covers the arms both edged with chnchila. n band
Of the same outlining the full collar. Another
handsome pelisse Is in myrtle-green velvet with
shoulder cape bordercd with silver fox. These al"
all lined with brocade and interlined with a special
flannel that is manufactured for III" purpose
Mauve In all its shades Is also much worn NM
Iaftrriere have just finished for a wcll-known Rus
sian princess. who is OF Petersburg leaders
Of fashion an afternoon reception dress in pale
mauve cloth the edge of the skirt trimmed with
a wide band Of handsome applique embroidery IN
three or four shades OF deeper mauve on a ground
Of purple cloth. The long tabller IL border"d WIN
a similar embroidery. II descends TO the edge OF
the dress In front and gradually recedes. hanging
in deep pleats. and at the back only reaches nail
way down the dress The purple cloth sleeves are
tight and plain. but over them from the shoulder
fan deep square graduated tabs Of the embroidery
The bodice opens I'm front over "A plastTon III shot
velvet in all the shades Of mauve and purple I'M.
pIastron I'm its turn has heart shaped opening
showing a cr-am-colored. accordion -pleated silk
muslin chemisette. The upright collar which meets
the chemisette either side Of the neck Is In
mauve velvet with jewell"d buckle placed at The
points where IL begins.
very handsome pelisse for the same lady is in
shot watered silk. shading from gray to black. 1t
has two gored pieces In front OF thu skirt which
button each other with large fiat JET buttons
Each gore IS bordered with Persian lamb. The
pelisse has cape reaching little below the top OF
the shoulder, made very fun and borderei with
Persian lamb. and has also a deep. fun basque"
finished off at the edge In similar manner. Ii Is
worn sufficiently short 10 show an under pettcOat
of black velvet with a band Of the FUR round the
edge.
The approa ching wedding OF VI. Georges Hugo
grandson OF the celebrated poet and writer, with
Mile. Pauline Menarl-Dorlsn is causing much talk
In the ateers Of all Partisan couturlers. Mile.
Menard- Dorian is exceedingly beautiful and on" Of
the best-drcssed girls ~ France. Her uousseau
will therefore be Il marvel Of taste and elegance.
She prides herself not following the fashions
IMPOSED by Madame la Mode. but, on the contrary.
on creating original styles Of her own she ar
ranges her hair "a la Salome. and always wears
very large earrings in the shape OF circci. which
lend her lovely face peculiar charm one oil her
favorite combinations for evening dress IS ina, o,
the sumptuous watercd SILK which reflects the INT
Of jewels. with the mothei-of-pearl union OF par
pink pale green and warn creaTn-c0or. wich ~
one Of the most beautiful and can be used WIN
any color for trimming. An evening dress now IN
preparaton for her trOusseau IL In whlt" MORE
Shot with gold and trimmed with orange velvct.
the latter forming the sleeves. which are IN Iafk-
puns caught down the arm win banu 81
Transparent jet and n band Of sable. n niue hit
Of the fur being introduced on the bodice hs wen.
Another evening dress Is In beautiful shade OF
male blue which cannot be better described thah ny
being called water blue. as the tint Is so peilh-
cid 1t Is a rich brocade scattered over with anem-
ones In a faint, dreamy white. the MOVERS Dele
outlined with silver The threads of silver are not
MANY and would not be effective II they "tr"
more numerous The flowers stand OUT ' from 'n ne
hjuo with almost raised appearance, bV reason oi
the slender line of silver. that surrounds them:
Made with n ng-traned plain skirt ana 10"
bodice this ideal gown is trimmed win Ola I'm.
tian pont caught here and there by dehcale
lunches OF ospreys repeating the tints OF inc bro
cade Another beautiful brocade for the future
Mime Hugo has velvet carnations In all the natural
colors Of that flower, thrown upon lettuce-sresn
silk These flowers. again. are In relief ana Ine
colors include the bright Glove red marnnson ping
deem carnation red. pale yellow ana also pure
white The blossoms are single. each showing me
stem which Is In brown. and one ieai. Which ~ III
the natural grayish-green Of the plant.