New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

course. consists IN having skirt AMI corset Of the
same satin or silk. trimmed WITH lace 20 match.
Il goes without saying that unless n woman has
number Of these expensive untcrrarmcnis go change
with her different toilets n IS better 20 keep 10
the od-fashioreG corset covers which can b. ,.u,
into the tub AM washed. some o., these hidden
toilets. howevc-. are 50 cNqus.tey beautiful fl4t
1t seems pity that they cannot be sc.n hy ,nc
world at large one. intended FOR brides t-olsseai
has the corset and skir; both male ~ ivory satin
figured with thy roschuls. divided hy narrow
satin stripe Of pale The corset g. made very
short. Just covering the hips. where a. i4 finished
Nat with no trimming and AZ the top ha. q al! ~
lace headed with ruchlng II palo-rroen satin
ribbon, which forms 4 rose'io IN front AZ The
top OF this hastcd four points OF yellow ON
broidcreI muslin which. ted the shoulders with
green satin ribbon serve 10 leu OF a chemise or
corset cover. nothing but silk unlsrshirt beng
worn underneath. The skirt. which is short AMI
eorci and faring. Is trimmed with narrow ruch.nes
Of pale-grccn satin ribbon about TWO inches apart:
scwcd IN waving lines the lower serving as
IA heading for "A deep nDuncc Of lace
Among the freshest and daiutcst OF summer fash
ions are the rcycrs Of ha'lsic linen or gra.scoth.
trimmed with lace. which are now taking the place
o. heavier fabrics. and which may De- either drapeI
or plain A becoming front FOR a summer silk. one
which Doe worn with any gown. has a white
null chemscttc In front gathered into an en-
brollcrcd turnover collar. edged with narrow but
ter-colored Valenclennes The chomsette is gath
cred into the belt which II falls below for about
three inches the hem Is edged with butter-colorcd
Valcnc.ennes on either side Of the chcmisette are
wide straight revcrs Of white linen which, coming
to a point at the waist and following the line OF
the shoulders extend slightly the sleeves thus
forming a large wide point on either side Of the
chcmisette: inside OF this smaller points
formed Of insertions let In "A jour-" which. with
the edgfng on the outside edge Of The rcyers. are
also OF the yellow Valenclcnnes
Many OF the new sleeves have the upper pun d.
vided with a couple Of runies which are graduated
to a point at the bottom, where they are finished
with a bow rosettc. the rufies in this being
placed side by side Another equally pretty effect
is produced by five separated ruiiics which con-
verge the top and bottom and which in thin ma
terial or lace give a very pretty fluffy effect
Dance gowns this summer will be OF the simplest:
Pointed bodlces. straight berthas Of lace or passe-
menterie turned into the neck without trimming
and shor. butterfly sleeves. characterz nearly all
OF the thin ball dresses for young girls The skirts
are either plain finished with a small rufie at
the bottom.
The newest hats not nearly as overloaded with
trimming they bade fair to be earlier In tho
season. when It seemed II they would rival the
immense structures Of tue and flowers and feathers
so popular IN the time OF Marie Antoinette IL is
curious 10 note how IN these days common sense
suddenly modifes any fashion that seems about TO
become ridiculous even exaggerated: and we may
now hope that the day Of monsrosiilcs Is over
! The pretty way OF turning up a hat whether small
or large, at the back and filling in the space be-
tween the hat and the hair Is almost universal but
the extreme Partisan Uplifting over the eyes has
not been adopted here. and for that reason perhaps
! the hats are smaller. 81 always have modify
said French importer Of modes" ITO suit the
! American ladies. whether It Is a hat a gown.
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