New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

edged by thick marrow ruchinR OF b'ne
rnousseline Ge sole The skirt hangs ful over the
foundation OF bluet SILK; and as the lawn, IN mis-
case is Of the true shade OF ecrn u combines very
rre,tlly with the deep blue. The bodice is blouse
of the lawn with twists Of blue satin ribbon over
r. There Is a series OF small bows on the shoulder
seams AMI from each bow strip or RIBBON Is
twisted ard carried 20 the waist The pointed vest
that the ribbon outlines is OF blue mousselne De
sole In front tho blue vest Is carried up over the
,okor tho res, Of the chokor is Of the ecru lawn
and looms O, inch vide b.ne ribbon Anish /. about
the throat.
These gowns seem far removed from the sim
pcity OF a wash gown" but the material retains
rs freshness for a long time. and PARIS coutu-
r,ere rarely considers the question OF laundering
Thev are showing however very simple frocks o,
this material trimmed only with linen lace and
bows OF ribbon that may easily be rchc"eu. anu
best Of all these linens are so firm ana crisp ana
keep their shape we'll that they co not oema"u
a silk foundation.
A charming little frock which should prove very
useful has the skirt hem stitched, and above the
hemstitcb!ng narrow linen insertion is arranged IN
points The round waist has box pcat down Inc
'front.' which is bordered by several rows OF race
insertion The sleeves and neck are arranged 10
give n very becoming fulness and breadth OF shou'-
der to n slender figure. The fulness Of the cloo"
sleeves is drawn up on the shoulder and fastened
there with square bow OF fancy ribbon lw'sls
OF ribbon follow the shoulder seams. ana chd ID
Harirg wings under the ears. There is also an eCr"
linen that comes with crepon wave and makes
very p,quant toilets. In lovely gown this IL
combined with exquisite pure white lace and SIX
null The back OF the bodice lis entirely OF the lace
mounted on white silk; in front the lace ENDS IN
ticket sides and q loose round yoke falling from
tho COLLAR Between the sides and from under the
yoke falls blouse front OF accordon-pcaie1 white
null The corsage is trimmed with two rows OF
white null butterflies. one on each side OF the
choker-one where the yoke meets the jacket slices
and one between. This costume is finished by a
folded sash OF white silk. which knots on the side.
with fringed ends hanging down on the skirt
Then there are yellow batstes. embroidered In
white that are very pretty. and that are often
made over a coiored lining These are very modish
trimmed with white ValcDc:ennes.
The thin silky summer crepons are very we'll
liked. They are exquisite in white made over a
coIorcd foundation. I remember one worn the last
,raek OF the races which had the crepon hung over
pera MUM pink silk. and was deliberately trimmed
Nth n wide cream insertion. In this gown the cloth
,s cut out under the lace 10 show the rose lining.
The skirt has two OF the insertion arranged In
raves with occasional square bows OF PINK ribbon.
Two rows OF the insertion. arranged In points. en-
circle the blouse. and ere inserted In the elbow
sleeves The upper OF lace shows small rib
hon Low on every point. The belt and choker are
=, mink r.bbon, with stin loops In the back.
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