New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

small The sleeves show something Of tho same
effec, the fulness at the top being divided into
three parts each fold being separately closed al 'he
top, and the whole extending out On level win
the shoulders. The Of the bodice IS a blouse "i
red moussenc de solo encircel 10y three ~avy rows
of ecru Insertions The collar is OF rel satin. with
deep points Of ecru lace over it AMI extending COW.
on the shoulders The lace collar fares away III iio'
10 show fluffy bow OF red mousseIlne q" SO'e
trimmed with the ecrr insertion. on the sleeves
are naring cuffs OF red satin with lace points over
the y.
Black satin has lose none o, It's popularity ana
charming model shown at Pelet!er-NidaTs IS OF ''S
material 1t Is trimmed with heavy black h'e' 80
heavy that passementer.e would seem 70 eNp'"'" -
better The four seams on the front OF the shrl
are outlined with this lace. the trimming ending AZ
the hem with a bow Of black satin. The lace rs"i
on the skirt is about two Inches IN "l''h' mo
bodice is covered with the lace plain IN the oa'K'
hut arranged TO form a loose blouse In front over
ar underblouse OF rose mouss"line de Sole ihe
Slaves have narng cuffs 81 The lace which is sum
enough to be used without a founnation ~ '.e
same place they show handsome prov" ''''o'' !"
the ,abac shade trimmed with brown velvet. over
tho shoulders and extending over the tops or me
slaeves Is A deep round collar OF brown VeN'''
,,h,,,, t,lIea and trimmed with heavy ecru lace
nasseroenterie The lace Is sewei on inc ''se anu
the goods beneath cut away, so tha' ,ne ''N'' III
lows the pattern the edge This collar meets o''.
,he bust with a very large velvet bow me D''' OF
pelv * plain, but Olply Siidp''' "''''''''1 go
eide where IL Is fastened by three large Ornament"
uvor hu,tons Several rows Of fine shiFring dNlHe
tho sleeves into lcnethwise pun7 70 'he 'D'"S'
Tho nlain tight sleeve below l. trimmed WIN ~"
=, large buttons: and the skirt Is perfectly pam
oown OF fancy blue crepon with me STRIPE
,,nr,rq through 1t shows the fashionable trimming
- oru linen and spangles. About the shoulders
and fastening invisibly Is yoke OF olu' NeNet
covered with an ecru lace hounce ana paiAei'S'
.hove Is a round yoke OF ecru linen ana a choher
., velvet The bodice Is Of the creion ana " pep' III
shane over IT, in front. three strips OF velve'
covered with spanglcd ecru Insertion "hich arc
-ro,ged sufficiently loose to give a blouse effect
This ,s very becoming to people too shor'-whs'ed
or too large for blouse Of thick stun Ihefe - d
,.,o hol, of velvet fastening with n silver Duckle
and the skirt IL trimmed with n sirlp OF iac'-'oN-
cred and spanglcd velvet down each SIDE Inc
u,o,,as used on this gown are Of deep blue.
Among the decided novelties shown was dressy
black bodice OF pisst Gsmonda moussellne dc sole
This effect IS made by accordlon-pea'hs 'h' hiouS
seline de sole and then peating II again IN ho'i-
zontal direction, that each tiny pleat Is waved
The effect Is very lovely. and mulls IRE beng
,r.a,od in the same manner for summer frocks
This black bodice made drcssy by belt ana
choker Of cerisc velvet and fastening on one SIDE
with an odd bow. e.
The daintiest little shoulder cape imaginable ~ OF
white mousseine de sole. trimmed about the lower
edge with an exquisite perforated and embroidered
aounce The collar Is elaborate affair OF pIns
and frllls OF accorlion-peatei mousscine dc sole
crushed In about the back with four bows OF lnVcn-
der satin ribbon. and In front by two punches or
hyacinihs ON each side of the bust IL ribbon
bow with a long end, which may be useu 10 hasten
the little garment
Amanda green Is very popular now and is par
tcularly exquisite in satin although 1t Is seen In
some Of the cotton stuffs. 1t Is the exact
shade OF the fresh almonds. and In satin has the
same silvery sheen that IL seen on the surface OF
r,f,. Of ms fsria ha "A
blouse Of chains OF green beads the bodice and
is trimmed with long sprays of beautiful pale pink
ard yellow
Among some pretty models for summer frocks
IS one OF figured organdy, with the skirt hung
loosely a silk foundation Both skirt ana
blouse are trimmed With Insertions OF white valen-
ciennes. arranged in deep waves The elbow sleeves
show a broad fall OF wide valenciennes on the out
side OF the arm, bordered by full rui'c OF the
organdy made from the fulness of the sleeve
| Insertions arranged in patterns promise 10 De
! fayorite trimming on summer frocks. The stun Is
cut away beneath the lace which would seem to
necessitate always "A silk lining. gown OF ccru
linen has the insertion arranged In huge bow
knots on the skirt and smaller ones on the police.
This gown is made very smart by lining or red
silk and collar and cuffs and sash OF red satin
| Plain or figured lawns and batstes are sometimes
trimmed with plaid or checked SILKS III bright
colors The trimming may consist OF sash. collar.
and strip OF the silk carried in puns from
| shoulder TO elbow. ending In bow on the elbow
and another one the shoulder Another pretty
| way TO trim the sleeve Is 10 have piece OF the
silk encircle Il at the armhole. tying with a smart
how on the shoulder. 4 white batste Will prove a
very useful summer frock. for with different TRIM
mings II may be changed every time II is Numbered
The Marie Antoinette revival has sufficiently innu-
enced the modes 10 make all wash goods. ana APP
| parently simple frocks the proper thing. white
dotted batiste Is hung over a pink silk foundation.
| ,hout the bottom Of the skirt are four rows OF
| 10 yellow yaIencicnncf. Above
ard below these four bands Is frlll Of lace edge.
she same color and width The insertions. The
thnd,ce has the insertions arranged In points, with
ruche OF lace separating every few rows.