New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

and drawn I'D on the inside OF the arm. which effect
IL easily accomplished ny stitching a row OF en-
broidered beading along the inside seam and arrang
ing the fulness under It, ribbon Is prettiy run In
the beading. tying in how a, the waist.
Lingerie ls one OF the things that may be purchased
| 10 advantage in Paris. remember an American girl
who had pa ssed the winter here and went home 10 ne
married in June without taking with her single
gown. To be sure her head was full OF pretty
ideas and charming French models that she had
SEEN but she preferred to have them copied by her
New-York dressmak'r. whore workmanship. at least.
colld be relied upon But she bought lingerie enough
10 las; her until probable return. Nice French
underwear is expensive. OF course but not as ex-
pensive as II is al home. Neither cotton nor linen
stus are at all cheap in Paris. but real lace is rea
sonable in price and hand-sewing and embroidery
very cheap. The cost OF an embroidered monogram
short name a chemlse is but 90 cents over the
regular price.
Machine work is rarely. II ever, used on French
underwear. and even in cheap garments sizes run
small. we'll as large A chemise well hitting, OF
thin cotton and trimmed with narrow rows and In
ser,ion OF lace. may be purchased for a. low
price 50 cents. The garment is neat and dainty
and hand sewed with the convenient border for the
running ribbon Trimmed with real Naenc!ennes. the
same style Of garment would begin at 81 Sacque-
shaped chemises OF linen batiste. with embroidered
with a franz extra for MONOGRAM Fanialons are
about the same price. and really lovely things can D.
a
course. but OF fine stun and hand-sewed and ths
forms good that there Is little to be gained ex
cept trouble in a special fitting
Some Of the sets that include pantalons. chem
Use and skirt are trimmed with an embroidery that
sheer white lawn and the pattern Is woven IN coored
threads generally OF pale blue or pink. and fine yell
.ow beading H. used as an Insertion Ihe houhces are
generally ARA nged in points White petticoats are
much used present They may be Obtained or any
gown ruffe OF fine embroidery In yellow or white
is the best trimming coored ribbon is run through
intervals in square bows A silk Of the same color
and matching the gown. makes hounce under the
embroidery. which i only buttcned 10 TN sKirt
foundation and may be removed for laundering
French women AZ rule wear elaborate lingerie
in Paris The cleaners are wonderfully clever and
moderate in their charges. simple SIX or dlnlty
but the regular blanchsseuse is either hend or
an angel and IN ehe Gass rs a home nen So oHe
not even those Of the poorer class, has washing
done at home and even the professional laundry,
eau de tayelle The hend lies IN ~ait for me IN
few weeks returns clothes perfectly white
and futed. but with an unnecessary embroidery
ing but scrubs them vigorously. lying with wet
knees IN the Seine. and blanches them to wh 1
she is Wonderfully modest in her charges. She is
apt to be nice n her person and soft In vo,ce
conversation. r,,-,
Among the gowns included in an outfit for Dinard
is one Of cream lawn over blue SIX foundation
The gown is eaborately trimmed with black lace,
and the white Overdrcss only lghtens the erect
Of the blue the toilet appears 10 be- one OF pale
blue trimmed with black Narrow double ruchlngs
OF blue outline every seam In the skirt with charM.
ing effect, and about the hem are two volants or
the lawn separated by OF black lace. The
bodice is Of lawn over the blue, arranged in short
rufles about the square decolletage. on side OF
the bust Is cluster Of red ribbon loops, and the
broad belt Of red "blouses' the bodice over the
waist band. In the back the fulness OF the lawn
is laid in tucks separated by rows OF narrow black
Insertion and there side iahOts Of black lace
in front The sleeves of elbow length, but are
arranged over a tight blue silk lining with RULES
and lengthwise insertions of lace. Blue and black
and yellow and black are favorte combinations
this
pretty gown in the outfit is Of white cambrc
embroidered Ia yellow over a pale blue FOUNDATION:
The skirt IS hung the foundation hy several
rows Of shirrings about the waist the embroidery
reaching well above the knees The bodice Is half
sellne de sole edged with yellow lace. The hchu
then passes around the back, whore 1t ends
under the belt over the sleeves are wings or the
blue mousseline de sole edged with lace that fasen
10 the fchu with bows of ribbon. The sleeves end
with ruffes OF yellow lace at the elbows. About
the waist is sash Of blue ribbon tying with long
ends side
chic demi-toilet is of black tulle over
transparency OF satin. The tulle overskirt has
several narrow ruftcs about the hem The bodice
Is elaborate with bolero of gold embroidered tulle
reaching to a high Wastband of turquoise blue vel
vet Three ru;fies Of embroidered lace form the
blouse and embroidered lace points fall over the
blue velvet choker. Ruffes of embroidered lace
make the elbow sleeves