New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
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fastens one side with long loops and ENDS, Is Oh
a violet and lavender silk gauze ribbon
Crepons very much seen. and the couturleres
making many costumes of this effective Dut
badly wearing material Ii is probable that It's pop
uarty will survive the summer. very chic cos
tune is OF "A dull, red crepon woven on "A back
ground. The gown is trimmed with fancy req
and black silk arranged as to give the Idea OF
a second garment over the shoulders Two
pieces OF the silk from the waist line In the
back where they joined together By two mar
row straps. pass over the shoulders and hang down
the skirt The silk ends on the skirt are pialn'
but they laid in loose folds over the bodice;
black mousselinc de sole The sleeves to the elbows
are arranged in two lcngthwise puns separated ny
a rufile or cascade OF silk. The choker is OF nous
sclne,de-soe arranged in puffs. ,.. ..o. has
novel bodice II consists OF an accordion -pleated
bousc of light blue modssene de sol" arranged IN
vet. The choker is Of vcvei tying with four loops
in the back. and over II is petit col OF wni.t ,
sleeves, and the velvet belt hstens on one sue
with loops OF ribbon. IT, ..,.
very dainty froek for young girl i,G of II IN,
rich. soft cashmere silk The bodice had very
deep collar Of yellow batiste and lace igures Inc
collar was shlrred about the neck and was deep
Breteles Of the fancy silk were tied IN Il DO" 0"
pare white silk roses being used extensively
by the modisies. They are very pretty Wneh COZ"
have seen dark green straw most effectively
trimmed with them Then there are beautiful cream
roses with blush Of pink in the centres. Inc lie
wide ribbon Is edged by straw, or ruche OF mousse
line de sole or narrow ribbon. + owers are Seher-
ally tucked under the brim. against the hair
The Grand Prix comes next week. ana a week
later Paris Will be deserted as far "a the smart
crowd are concerned The couturieres are busy with
the summer warlrobes. which are apt to include one
or more "up-to-date" bathing suits II seem. ,, a..
most absurd that any consideration except utlIy
and comfort should influence ones seectloh OF a
bathing suit. but such Is the case ana ihe uress-
makers are preparing some elaborate modes -.
Most Of tho trousers close-ntting ana Teacn 10
the knees with fun skirts somewhat shorter Inc
sandals have bright co,ored aclngs which are
small square bow For those who swim the trousers
are very full and skirt Is worn. \ useiui sun
OF this description is Of blue wool, made WIN ~.
pantaons Tn. stockings are OF the same shaae
AMI IN. canvas slippers are laced with b,uc rib
hons The bodice has a round yoke. bord'red by
bertha rufle OF the wool AMI trimmed with white
costume White necSie and cap give a daitn'y
touch. costume Of black SIX Is maze WIN r. a
very short skirt over tho straight trousers. Inc
house waist has over II bO.erO jacket with very
long ends These ends cross IN front and then tuck
under the belt. falling down on the SKIRT ms llea
tn beach. and yet ar" unwHNhS 10 W'"r
corded or corset waist under the suit rms sun
is trimmed with narrow border - white CON
Lr,ll.l with black IN effective costum" Is OF dark
reI with IN, trousers ending in ruii' over ne
krccs The skirt IS quite full but shaped over iae
hips AMI trimmed with an elaborate pattern aone
shaping 20 2 point. Almost reaching me VAST LII,
ann m. ruffoi ..,oyes are finished 10y narrow run
flo just above ~" elbows
crossing the beach bu; som. prefer loose p''gnolr
which may D.. made attractive" hy gayly trlmm' H.
i.cp GUYS ami collar AMI cori loosely tied about
sleeyci chemisc while in the water 20 protect the
neck and arms.