New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

Of tho heavy pattern OF Venetian linen point. with
the raised roses and other figures Of point Alen-
con. This picturesque lace is Partisan fad, and
is almost heavy enough to be called a passemen-
terie, and. like passementcrie. IS laid on nat
Small appques. for shoulder pieces and sashes. OF
the genuine lace cost 81 or s.. There is, however.
n cheaper lace. that is used somewhat freely on
spring confectons that costs much less.
The new sleeves are either large pu0s, that reach
to the elbow. or huge lego mutton sleeves the
short. or so-caled elbow-sleeves that are on sum
mer gowns are extended in narrow band, or
sometimes n four-lnch cuff below the elbow. The
leg mutton sleeves often extend over me mana M
in slight flare. and are sometimes fnishrd by
are held out straight from the wrist by inter
Innings Of haircloth. or the new grass-cotns mat
French gowns have gigot sleeves OF huge cut with
Innings OF the same Size entirely depending on me
them out straight from tac shoulder. Il IS not
likely that any Introduction of crinolinc' even In
pufred sleeves are held in Figots on top.
The collar IN gowns f. nec. ming less IN evidence"
duced in chiffon ON French c4p.s. the collars on
dresses are considerably simpler ,t"U thry hatr
showing a simp." band inside. ani many or the
Frcncn gowns are finished with the straight band
folded ribbon collars finished with bow or roc
settle or small bow a. the back For summer dresses
Icnr. nncs van o. u...i Many sheer cotton gowns
Will he finished Win ..''" sleeves. ana drapei over
%..H " ., Inn, il ,,, r,,. er. 4Iri.ti,..s
T1@ nea df.s. sk.rts ear elaborate wear are narcI
wool measure i.. or SIS yards az me bot' .u.
Gown. Cd; cr,p.u wl.. 20 are rI' in circular form
~ seven ~ ,.cat yards at fa- edge which falls ia
Hated r'icts 90 ih" a.t,- AF "". a., re bick. ne
ni''';'t WIZ .. W be- t.- ~ rt ,,e. .,.l
Ta
nei or Zion .-t,,s BE- ,..f,-a-tI -.r' VII Pa
has a narrow rar~i 'front.' li.llih. 100 wide ste
rorcs ana two straight back treadth. u.s. generally
preferred. The trlut breadth Us twenty-five iu'h'
AZ the bottom. the eIe breadth "a full yard AMI
thee hrea:hs are glr~ 80 as 90 i.1ve only enough
fiiiv ri. filue.s - thr back hr.4dths is ma 2
In ovcrnppirg p',ats turned toward tL~ back into
49, whether rnaIe - cotton chcy.o, Iim.ty or
scaiops done by ,ho ue~d- on the cIge ~ the hem
and a plain scallop.d nounc". polite At ~ white
hhrcloth is worn under THIS p'i' .'3t ani srTNs =.
may be Numbered repeatedly. They cost from s.
10 S. - IN the shops To wear under ~" sheer c9t-
ton. IKE lawn or o-glniy. more elaborate white
G.r,s are us.-I with several overlapping nounces
The principal illustration given herewith Is OF n
richest sik. and the Lo,is - zr coIat j. ~ uts
In creamy silk this gown :. charming. rs demurc
pla!nncSs sui;ng wei that lovely material
!, is always noticeable feature about character
istic or historic millinery that t is Invariably be
coming - variety - faces. AMI rs pirt 4resqi"-
ness 80 recommends q 90 the feminine mind hat Z
VIII bc graspcI with zo1l tha' be- worthy " bet
ter cause even n IL fal in i'- mission ~ enhancing
hrauty Tho woman with straight h1r, him fare
AMI dlscefuiblc check bones VII. lurist ON DOMINIC
a Galusb1roush iu spite - wrli-uennf attempts -
dissuade her. she ~ ih" .oug clunfeuarr at COM
venilonal carriage. selects "NaPIle3u, a tr} ins
thing but delightful ou pert Nif" head WIN
masses Of hair t. tuppiy m" frame mat ne h''
needs Iaat thuf not lrIrl, IN ID" fashion OF fl'
day is the Dutch bonnet II nrst 'h"3" wer,
Chic" ana rather extreme. and the cautious avoi
them. but their distinct chtrtc'"r soon ~ Ii" th'l
popular Like all simple he1ddr's-"f. Ties" n'el
IA. Utmost care trv should he ccustru't with tae
dalnt.ncs, ~ the artlft- urer. and On" know."isr
~ an historian. W. Nil women ruin pretty.
characteristic STYLE ThoE trV 90 cyV Il them
selves. nnl SO uu All krlr of faces. AMI in
Mi Kind. OF places. q lnlra.css bunch ~ bows
and flowers stuck son. wl.r" az thr back ~ t.r
hrqI having NOS "a, fInfaet resemblance to the
quaint Holland hca lirest, hut II you please. tnis
b. a Dutch bonnet ana $50. 90 account az THOR
economy We have % say so'Ihy to o. charming N.-
tie fashion for they are aunr.thlt is. from tar
anns 81 the m!ll.u,rs who abandon everything that
f. Liable 10 Doe seen boo "h ana t." variety All"i
10 the idea Of a Dutch bonnet for Easter. get Ma
po.con II Ia becomes sou. or better st. ook around
A. the exquisite moIcls wnrh nave u't been d"-t-