New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

Madame Sarah. as the Parisians now call their the
atrcal idol Nine Hadng is getting little
stout and trlfe heavy for the style she affects
but she is still very beautiful woman with a's-
nifed, graceful carriage.
In this play she three gowns. and they are
all white. The first one is delightfully."- grlsh ana
rather more modish than the other two 1t Is OF
fine soft, dotted null hung over iustreless Elk
foundation. The skir; drags bit in the DacK ana
has a deep scant nounce about the bottom This
founce is headed by two of narrow white satin
rihbon and il trimmed with severa. rows or the
same The effect Of the satin is charming on the
du1 white The round waist has bertha rufiie,
very deep and trimmed by many rows OF the rip-
bon This outlines yoke Of null very hne.y
SHRED and reaching high and close about the
throat The rows Of shirring separated by some
dainty silver embroidery There is high elbow
cuff shrred ana trimmed to match the yoke that
half covers the hand. The upper part OF the sleeve
Is arranged in fu rufies. There Is silver pe'''
fastening with a bow Of soft satin ribbon in the
hack This bow is very pretty. and 1t is new idea
The ends are very long. falling down on the s-igat
train. but the two loops are not more than four
inches deem and they stand straight ont from the
dcure The ribbon is crushed to form the loops;
rho ballroom gown in the second act Is magnifi-
cont Il is a princess cut, built OF pure, glstenihg
white satin and trimmed with exquisite point
d'AIencon The lace is 2 very deep cream ana the
satin appears almost silver by contrast The gown
hos ro sleeves the drapery on the corsage railing
over the top OF the arms. and II Is cut with
SQUARE decoletage. The corsage Is covered py a
dranerv OF lace scarfs in the back the lace beinS
DRAINED from shoulder to shoulder and hanging IN
loose. graceful folds reaching to the waist hne
ON the front of the bodice the lace Is crossed, al
lowed 10 blouse a trife, and two long SCARF ends
fan down on the skirt. There are also two scaris
in the back on each side Of the full pleats ths'
form the train The skirt is sashed In Tour places
and the openings filled with deep lace hounces. The
long scarf ends are loosely tackled over the SLASH
ings Nine Hading looked exceedingly lovely III
this gown with her reddsh-brown hair partel'
waved in thick masses just covering the tips OF the
ears and gathered in a loose knot on the back OF
the head with a large silver comb. She was per-
sonatng unmarried woman, 40 naturally she
no jewels.
The gown worn in the third act IL OF a SOFT, hs-
ured WOOL combined with white satin. 1t IL also
cut princoss-shape, with wide box pleat OF SATIN
IN front extending from the throat the hem OF
the skirt on each side OF this pleat are soft folds
Of yellow lace. The large sleeves are Of the cream
wool and are arranged in puffs. Half way between
the elbow and the shoulder the puifs are separated
by twist Of white ribbon. This ribbon does not
encirce the arm. Tut ends in two punches OF stln
Icons A picture hat Of white straw. loaded on
one side with a mass Of ostrich piumes. Is worn
with this gown. In this act one of the characters
wears summer riding habit. very odd ana
"Frenchy." The very short, severe skirt Is OF
waistcoat Of white plque. The black English sailor
hat is trimmed with white band and bunch OF
black and white cocks pumes one side.
In the ballroom scene there several very smart
costumes indeed. The little imp OF sister Jaque
line wears a charming debutante costume OF pink
The skirt f. Of shot silk rose. with silver gsten
over II IL Is untrnned and hangs Ia farng, crisp
folds i'm the back and the sides. The corsage has
a hign belt Of pink velvet. wl:ch ends IN the DAck
vitn a very odd. stin bow held by gold buckle
The bow consists OF four loops only. two standing
m and two falling down. The upper part OF the
corsage and the short craDed sleeves are almost
Covered by a deep lace ru'!ie which is drawn up on
one side OF the bust with bunch OF pink roses
The lace Is drapod the sleeves with few pink
hnds and small green leaves The ingenues GOWN
IS OF blue, cut with plain skirt and short pointed
waist The severity vi the gown IL relieved by
as.es of blue aauze rUfies about the shoulders ana
Over the tops Of the sleeves. The gauze Ia drawn up
TO almost cover the throat and Is tied with large
butterfly IN the back -, ,. A
plavs the youthful leading parts at the odeon; Is
wearing a magnificent evening gown In the revival
~ Rutgers play &c Marriage dOlymps the
skift which Is very fsring and with n short
broad train Is of a rich deep yellow ard gold bro
cndc II Is slashcd twice on the front breadth and
OF yellow mousscne de soie. ictted and spangled
with black and gold. At the hem on each side OF the
slashing A bunch Of short black ostrich tips ana
rhc corsage IL - lited. pointed basque. with the
decollefage trimmed with bunchcs Of black tips AMI
glcd noisselne dc sole arranged ia large. full ruff
ncs with gold aigrctes between the runles the
shoulder seams are cut very long and a bunch OF
tips Is arranged ~ fall over the top OF the sleeves