New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14

waist line in 'front.' The jacket sides turn away in
fat straight revers. with scaloped edges. The
revers are faced with lIght-brown silk and are en-
broidered with a narrow fancy mohair braid, In
which gold and green are the conspicuous colors'
The soft, narrow vest Is Of fancy Oriental SILK
crepe. The high, straight choker turns away In
front In deep. harng points. and dainty touch Is
given to the costume by the scarf OF ecru gauze
worn inside OF the choker and tying under the
chin In large butterfly.
At the same establishment they show charming
silk gown. The skirt has indistinct pink flowers on
a pale cool gray ground. About the bottom OF the
skirt are two scant three-nch ruffies. showing no
heading. and edged by tiny ruching OF pink NOUS
seine de sole. The bodice has a blouse OF PINK
mousseline de sole with full elbow sleeves; and over
the pink is another bodice made Of straps of yellow
lace insertion. Straps OF the lace fall over the
sleeves. An extra bodice OF gray null touched up
with pink ribbons accompanies this gown
Some pretty yellow batstes are trimmed with
flowers. and have seen frock OF red linen with
the skirt and bodice edged by scarlet peoples. 1t
was certainly chic" and made delightful effect
at a garden party.
There some modish adaptations OF the hchu
A skirt Of mauve silk has lace figures embroidered
It, The entire blouse and elbow sleeves are OF
lace. Over the blouse Is hchu OF mauve SILK
null Il forms narrow soft bretelles In the back
and the shoulders: is caught on the bust with
bows of mauve ribbon passed through diamond
Is carried about to the back where II ties In long
ends edged with lace. The "trou-trou batistes are
very much liked, and many pretty enects can be
obtained by running ribbons through their en-
broidered slashings good idea Is to run lace in
sertions over the ribbon and to allow the lace to
cover the ribbon bows
The princess form remains in favor. but must be
most skilfuly made. An attractive frock has the
fitted bodice and modish godet skirt In one and Is
built OF a rich shot blue and green tafeta. The
skirt Is trimmed about the lower edge In a most
original way. 1t has two rows OF cream insertion
laid light blue silk arranged In points The
shoulder seams are very long and the elbow sleeves
OF blue mousseline de SOLE the mousselne de
sole extending In FULL short Jacket sides over the
front OF the bodice This gives the effect OF a tiny
jacket OF blue chiffon worn over the silk gown.
Mohars or alpacas still playing conspfcu-
Gus role among the summer stufrs. lovely white
frock for DIeppe is made OF one OF the latest mo-
hairs woven to show openwork squares and built
a crisp white silk foundation. The haring skirt
is trimmed with three narrow ruffies OF white
chiffon headed by tiny butterfly bows OF white
ribbon. The bodice is pretty and dainty the front
being OF shirrcd chiffon which narrows to soft
vest. The elbow sleeves are OF chiffon puns and
dear little ribbon bows scattered about. The
back OF the bodice Is fitted and IL OF the mohar.
1t extends under the arms In short jacket sides
combining the chiffon vest The ribbon sash ties in
the back with long loops and ends.
The Worth gowns presented In the chief sketch
on this page designed for country and seaside
wear. The travelling costume Is OF gendarme blue
cloth. lined with shot silk Tho front Of the Jacket
Is straight and haif-ntting The rcvers and turn
down collar OF white cloth. and narrow strips
OF white cloth mark out the back seams. square
brace. and pockets. The central figure wears a
skirt OF black satin. with belt and bow TO match.
The dainty blouse Is of embroidered chiffon in cream
color. The third figure wears skirt OF lilac crepon
and a blouse OF pnkish heliotrope foulard. The
pointed yoke straight collar and wrist trimming
OF lace Or open work threaded with narrow pink
ribbon looped up at each into knots.
The Paris blouse seen In another sketch Is or
white chiffon with immensely full sleeves to the ell
bow. The graceful arrangement In front consists
OF two deep fril!s Of chiffon trimmed with rare old
lace. The sketch OF n wedding gown represents "A
cnrsage which II Just now favorte mode. In Paris.
The sof, irills OF chiffon or silk muslin lend much
grace the satin OF the gown which. however rich.
is apt 10 be s,ir The colnurc shown Is at present
the one most generally adopted BY the fashionable
t~l.t. In pa ri