New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Worth's old clientele are now giving their custom
TO ROUTE. Fif;y-six dresses are to come from his
ateler for the trouseeau OF one bride alone next
month. Fancy receiving ffty-six new gowns at
once, The very quantity must prove rs own surief
The present sleeve with It's balloon pun ana tight
fitting forearm offers very pretty opportunities Tor
novel effects. A velvet puff has tight guIpure
sleeve below. which ends at the elbow in long points
which flare the velvet 70 which each point *
fatty sewn. Another stylish way is - have the
forearm tght-httng. OF course. and finished on the
outside seam with five small bows. Then comes the
pun above which the yoke Of the dress - cut down
over the shoulder In long vandykes the end OF each
point hanging over the sleeve ana being hnlShci
with a bow the same size ae those in the sleeve
What is called the "manche Mercedes Is becoming
TO tall slender people; this has puff at the
shoulder then a shirring. then rufie then another
Duff "a smaller one) then long. straight cuff, and
finally gathered fall OF lace at the wrist.
A most graceful little blouse FOR girl Of fifteen
is Of old rose surah the neck Is cut square just be-
low the nape. and has the square deinel with wide
band OF oriental embroidery; 20 this the surah Is
gathered quite full, and hangs in blouse effect at
the waist. Large puff elbow sleeves have the folds
gathered a point at the top and he'd by bow or
striped pink and black and green and white ribbon
Black nouncing looks very VOL with the edse at
the top. When put in this the lace should
be laid fat on the material and gored ut the skirt
with the top OF the ounce turred up under the hem
at the bottom. This sounds rather mixing, but 1t Is
because the founce IS upside down.
black lace yoke 10 the bodice goes well with this
style OF skirt letting the edge hang down. and hold
ing 1t in place with ribbon In and out and
tied with bow and long ends the left side.
Fat lace tabs are much worn bodices held in
with bretelles. A pretty evening dress Is cut very
.ow the shoulders with baby waist" and full
pulled short sleeves: each shoulder Is then lad
elongated lace square. the ends hanging down
front and back. and held in place on the shoulder
by bretelles made OF fold Of the material OF the
skirt which may be different from the DOLCE. for
instance the skirt, sleeves and hrcteles may be or
a pretty chine silk. and the bodice of mousselino dc
sole. particularly pretty little liocK wmch mas
recently from Demarsy is ~ Slinlc thdt
II might easily be copied by home dressinaker IL
Is of blue mohar. with loose blouse waist mat IS
p.cat being free from the other 50 as 70 snO"
glimpscs OF blue and green changeabe SIX lining.
just above these pleats across the Dust across the
sleeves again and the back lace van
dykes pointed each end, and running In ana out
these vanGykes the one and under the otneI
ia hack satin ribbon. embroidered with green pan
lettes The collar and belt are also OF the same io
bon, while the skirt is perfectly plain.
a model By Paquin which gives the effect OF g!ei,,
breadth across the shoulders has shaped collet
fastened behind and fitting smoothly over the W!ie
Iuffei sleeves making an immensely wlde coHtI
This OF pale blue satin. and Is trimmed WIN rows
OF glipure and borderei with tiny feather IDS from
each OF which hangs guipurc vandyke Inc, COT
sage sleeves and skirt OF blue crfpon, ana Inc
belt and collar Of bronze velvet the latter having
run Ike effect made by short lace collar WIN
wdenei ends is fastened inside OF the NeIVet al
the back This coarctte Is wired so as 10 staho
straight giving the erect or a stOrIn coH'' vi
a winters coat.
The little French gown illustrated here is the pref
test and simplest thing imaginable. II Is OF nowcreo
silk. made with exquisite daintinees OF cut ana III