New-York tribune., 1896-02-06

with a high collar. with a boulliiohMeht o' ."'''
around the neck. completely framing 'he i''''
Larger bou.llonmcnts of the same white tune "'''
on the shoulders forming "A sort Of epaulette 10
the sleeves ard "A large bunch or cocdueiVo''
was fastened to the waist on the LETT she' i"e
skirt was finished with an Insertion or lace just
above the hem II anybody wants Ideas TOT SUN
mcr gowns this piece viii furnish them III P'e"'S
In the next ac; Jane IiddinS wore TWO ue'E"''"
Gowns the fire; Il pale heliotrope-coored CLOTH cut
with great severity. the skirt plain ana narlls ou
not in the least exaggcratod | should not thinK IL
measured more than four four aad Il hali !a'1H
around: but 1t cut with that indescr"apc sou''
swing which more than anything "ise "h'NS ."e
master hand The sleeves were very "'"'' WV"
the breadth toward the elbow and very tight 10
,ho band u,h,ch thev slightly covered. The bodice
VAS cui around without any flare at the hips'
The back was tight httng. and the 'front.' was "'',p
in folds from shoulder to shoulder ana oie"'' !"
a rounded " show chemise'te oi 'aoe' anu
large bow Of the same directly In front OF inc heVN
her next dress was an accordion -pleated dark o'ue
bEragc the skirt made loosely over SILK P'''Coa'
O. tho same color the sleeves wrink.ed ana usht
over the forearm and boufantes above "A ruc"e oi
dark bue chiffon framed the face. Deiow which was
a collar OF antique lace with tabs IN front ih" "
Presbyterian minister's stole
Mile Iucic Girard came In again In the thirn act
in another pretty summer gown-a dotted white
muslin with three rows OF deep insertion let III tho
skirt In wide deep points at equal distances from
the hem TO the waist. The bodice WAS "a'e en
tirely OF Valenclennes with a high corse'e'' pe''
of white satin and IA large bunch or marsuertes
fastened at the top on the left side MMle Dallet
wore gown OF blue crepon. both SKIRT ana bon'ce
made in flutes A plain god belt and gold RIBBON
around the throat were the only trimmings Apove No
the throat band a white ruche encircied the iace.
This ruche above the collar seems TO be feature @
in many OF the rev dresses. ana Will propapiy pe
one OF the distinctive novelties next season. lnr
frame II gives To the is certainly becoming anu
makes an elderly person look much more youtnIui.
I'm the fourth act Madame Pasca wore Tea gown
OF nowered tafretas fitted to the ngure ana CUT
straight from the shoulders to the neH' me entlre
front OF skirt and bodice being nlled In Win Dlack
tulle gathered full old rose satin me sieeses
OF this gown were particularly pretty Tor an older
woman. These were like full coat sleeve AT tne
top. slightly gathered into the armhole ana quite
Nat and cut OF just above the ebo" Where a ,hsy
widened slightly, and finished with n wide
"a thered fous OF the material. III was genuine
Marie Antoinette sleeve. In fact the forearm beng
covered with the black tule over old rose The neck
band OF black sat!n with the usual ruche above
II In black tulle ,, .,,,
Mile. Medals first gown was particularly Stylish.
1t a pistache colored gauze, made plain over a
silk .tticoat OF the same color. the sleeves very
full and festooned with the gauze over balloon
top OF silk the lower part being OF the silk alone
and tight-fittng. The bodice was odd ana very
striking. being made o. coarse ecru canvas. CUT IN