New-York tribune., 1895-07-28

shirrings narrowing toward the waist. broad
white satin sash ribbon is carried from the choker to
the waist. "biouslng' lt;le and fastened with
ribbon continues to the hem. 1t is fastened 1ust
below the waislne with three diamond bu, on
each side. The elbow sleeves are nove' anu pte,y.
They consist Of three puns. the nrst one at the
shoulder very. fiat and narrow the second on one
larger and fuller. and The thlrd veItaDle noJs t
The first and large puns are OF crepon ana lhe
middle one Of green monsssne fe s9e ,as'enra sse
The choker Is Of white satin with large DOW IN
ns 9aCS gown ana much d admrsi is Of fancy green and
blue silk. brocaded In pattern OF peacock eye ~
ribbon about fifteen inches deep, placed on each
side Of the front breadth toward the hem; They
buckle s The bodice cut with square decoliciese
is OF blue SIX covered by blouse Of White EN-, EN-,
held by a twist OF blue ribbon There are bretelies
Of silver pacttes and brants which a & form m the the
bust against the sleeve by a ribbon bow ana dia-
with a square bow and buckle. The sleeves are
very pretty. At the shoulder. 80 small as TO ienne
and The middle one Of chiffon. Below is the sleeve
proper a b.g balloon OF SILK with an embroidered
sii,', vas worn large hat Of white chiffon trimmed
with pink roses and single bunch % BACK tips
hats with low-cut gowns seems to exist In all
continental watering place. oro y, white co,,on
With six ernkly strPe Iunnns ihroVSn hr bo H. ,roni
covered with fun wide blouse OF white six null
laid in narrow tucks with an edge OF black lace on
the c.,oker after the latest idea, and the back Of
| the collar is covered by an immense bow OF
| lace-edgcd mu.l This frock is trimmed with a
| charming double-faced ribbon; on one side are
black and white stripes and on the other cerse and
| white This ribbon cncircles the sleeves tying on
/ the shoulders and forms the bet which knots In
four places from under which fan long ends down
| on .he skirt
The Russian princess with a sve.tc figure and bur
nshed hair. and the pretty demoisel!e With her at
The young girl dressed In the extreme OF
youthful French simplicity; The plain unrnfiled
material Of the frock itself was a white muslin
| with white silk dots In IT, About the waist WAS
a sash OF fancy blue and white ribbon folded primy
| bodice had a surplice front which crossed. leaving
| a bi, OF the throat exposed: This was modestly
of white gauze scarf The scarf was pinned
| where the surpce crossed In 'front.' drawn up tight
and high about the throat IN, end ted II very large
| similar scarf In 'Cabotins In an ingenue role and
She looks much younger than. in her low -necked
| gowns. 49,. r,.,..,. .-,- 49,. -.
| very magnificent. 1t was black net embroidered
| in gold beetles and made over green satin. The
bottom OF the net skir was r finished by two narrow
| full decoletcee. was OF plain black net ending In
| a pun over the hips The pun was held and ths
| wastline defined by row OF gold beetles. AMI the
neck was finished with soft folds OF green veve
| lightly dotted with gold The sleeves. reaching te
| the elbows. were the embroidered net with turn
| With this gown worn nuffy neck boa or black
| feathers and gold agretes and black feather far
| with gold sticks finished the costume. Madame
! wore 40 Jewels. and in her beautiful hair was q
| bunch Of black skeleton feathers he'd with golt
| ria.
| The dancing dress. illustrated herewith. Ia
| simple yet dainty Paris model OF the latest
| It Is fascinating mixture OF silk muslin, lace
10 OF black straw. entirely covered with ecru lace
and ornamsnted with wlnyA