New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

embroidered The corsage has a sash OF pale green
| mousse.ine de sole arranged In novel manner.
| Two ends from under the arms at the
sleeves and follow the side to the waist
| line. which is enclrccd by another sash tying In
a bunchy knot on one side. The sleeves are very
| short and small. the funess being well drawn UP
| on the shoulders. where they trimmed with
punches OF white marabout feathers and aigrettes
| A bunch OF vlole;s is fastened under the feathers
| by their long. loose stems and the flowers are a.
| lowed 20 fall In careless punches the sleeve
and front OF the gown. More loose flowers are
| tucked with apparent, disregard where they
appear 10 fall amid the lace thai Is draped about
the decoletage.
4 regal gown has long trained skirt OF slvery
green silk. the being covered with green
moussene de sole and having the front n htted.
| pointed empeccmcnt OF diamond-studded heavy
yellow lace. This emplecement is bordered by a
narrow. thick ruchng OF "A cobweb-like white lace.
| The gown is with a rounded decolletage showing
almost the very tips OF the shoulders and is finished
by large Medlcs collar. the unique feature OF the
gown This collar Is made Of shaped. fat piece OF
the heavy yellow lace. dotted thckly with small
brillianis and rests upon thick double ruching cf
white lace This collar does appear to be wired
| but Il does stand up very high. II simply springs
| up several inches from the gown. making n charm
ing setting for the head and shoulders and Is held
| in place BY its own shape and the springy bed OF
Hight lace which It lies The sleeves are so short
and small! that they hardly appear under the collar
fectvey trimmed with black velve, and clusters Of
purple and white lilacs The corsage IL arranged
with a surplice front. but the side which crosses
over Is passed through large DIAMOND buckle AM
the left sleeve starts a strap Of three-nch wide
wai-, and wound once and half times about II,
ending In bow passed through diamond buckle
and PRETTY draped. and the large flowers are loosely
arranged on the shoulders. the bunch on the right
shoulder being considerably larger than the other.
and some OF the flowers In II being allowed TO hang
dTa ovs the front be Of w6 6e ne ways Of arrans
Ing artificial flowers this season. and 1t is quite as
a lT drop the flowers or shower them over
whatever they are TO trim In careless profnson
drop TBs s fashion is dgSfu and in marked con-
rast to the other which consists OF me
kinds OF flowers possible in close tight mass mass.
net With ' an embroidered edge the edge being used
In the form OF ruches for trimming. ne decolletage
slopes over the shoulders and is cut into modest
of the embroidery forms bretelles and edges the
the valley The sleeve is formed OF embroidered
ruf'le and IL drawn up on the top OF tne shoulder
part OF the arm exposed. The skirt is gathered
very full over the silk foundation. and Is trimmed
with two rows Of the embroidered ruchng. In
looking at other evening gowns. one notes the same
small unstlffened sleeve oyer and over again al
posing a great deal OF the arm Some OF the pointed
Pompadour bodces appear again with ne point very
insertion Of steel Dusk to give the old-fashloned
straight line from bust TO waist.
pretty extravagant little trihe Is cape or &C.
Gordon pleated chiffon Above this IS a sec
ond cape few Inches shorter than the nrst OF
heavy white silk, which rose design mas Deen
painted With the roses is an embroidery or cream
lace igurea. and fiat lace edge finishes the SILK
cape about the bottom About the throat Is a rucne
OF pink mousseline de sole. with long. fuil ends
hanging down the sides OF the cape Some very
painted on them The painting Ia very well done,
and. as the design is never repeated. such a gown
possesses a personal touch that Is very pleasant
One OF Felix's prettiest models for the summer is
a white silk null embroidered In Marie Antoinettc
design and mounted over transparency OF WHITE
silk The 'front.' or apron. is bordered by insertions
OF yellow lace and Is trimmed by insertions OF yell
low lace figures. The embroidery Is done on the
null alone which hangs separately over the SILK
foundation The whole skirt. with the exception OF
the front apron. has deep rufie or nounce running
TO the hips and ending with a short heading Inc
embroidery, which consists OF a stn mower de-
aign done in lilac. and green silks. on THIS
fiounce The whole bodice Is OF the embroidered
null even the narrow vest In front being amos.
hidden by IT, The vest. choker and waistband are
of pale-green satin ribbon ..,.
An effective gown for the races Is OF a changeapie
silk in green and purple. with a hne line OF pam
green running through II. About the skirt are three
rows OF silk ruching. headed by nat inch-wlde
hand of black velvet. The bodice has ruined reVers
coming from the shoulder and outlining q soft vest
of brightly coored embroidery done on cream net
Straps OF velvet hold the blouse front The sleeves
arc long and tight, except at the very TOP. where
the frness IL pushed up almost to the shoudeis by
rosette OF black velvet. ruff1e OF velvet nnishes
them at the waist.