New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

mouesene de sole with turnover collar, on one
side only Of green velvet embroidered with gold ,d In
ruche OF the mousseline de sole edged with velvet;
OF pink roses 4 cluster OF roses holds the surpllce
elbow sleeves are Of the fancy silk with crushed
band Of velvet and ruching Of mousselne de SOLO
A charming ball dress for. young English girl
Is built Of one of the new crepes It Is in the seer
ers on a White ground 1t Is mounted over
a white silk foundation. The young woman must !st
shape Of aver very full blouse and over IS odd
%S pink o%s na 81 hres ea sssa w
lace This collar is about the decoleiage
sS as a4 e so4 and scdOy C the
crepe arranged with no foundation.
with 's an yn %iH1m s N The kr, cut Almost
straight In front, and on the sides with godets n
very curious empIeccment bertha shaped, and made
Of green velvet lined with white satin THIS en- m
white lining. The choker turns over in points on
each side, and the points are faced with velvet vet
which is caught down in front TO form a tiny point
81 yoke and TIED the Sa Woo h and mq aPn axa N
lengthwise revers on the outside OF the arm. show,
ing narrow panel of velvet. The revers are faced
street costume Is made Of Robin Hood green enn
band Of fawn cloth. which is carried up the seam
at the left side ana graduated to the was Waere
IL has deep Dy large
under sleeves of the fawn cloth, and full front
of pink crepe dc chine. The black feet toque 10 be
worn with this has a feather edge, and is trimmed
eide with pale green wings, at the other with
clusters of green and pink roses AT the back there
black ostrich tips.
Another gown is composed chiefly OF one OF the
new corded cloths. with hecks Of silky knots at
intervals and of a charming shade of mousse"
green in color. This material forms the full. plain
skirt and the large sleeves OF the bodice Inc
pretty zouave, with its quaint basque. is made OF
the same cloth in lighter shade OF mousse
green, while 1t IL ornamented with close row OF
tiny grelots made of two shades OF mousse
green silk mixed with threads Of oxydized and
copper tinse The bodice has also a full vest of
shot silk in Oriental shades. which Is drawn 10
the waist from square gorget OF the Lighter snade
OF green cloth a narrow band of the mixed en-
bro.dery appears at the bust and waist.
I have seen some pretty adjustable neck cravats
and chOkers recently One is extremely simple II
rs a band of blue ribbon. and It is a turnover
collar OF white embroidered lawn and lace The
ribbon ties with a large bow In the back. Another
Is turnover collar. arranged In high band. or
white satin beautifully embroidered with gold thread
and edged with narrow lace. Under the collar Is
drawn a scarf Of white tulle, which ties In an I'm
menso bow under the chin Tulle Is fral at its best
and will rarely stand more than three or four ty-
ings. In making this collar therefore, It would be
best to the tule and fas;en the collar In the
back The tule bow can be made then once and for
all
Parislike having two divine days
in the general gloom, days with blue sHles and
warm sunshine which. II 1t does not bring out the
flowers brings out the fower-venders en- every cor
ner and prompts every one to buy OF them. The
Parisenne touches up her toilette in Difference to It,
A lace ruche Is inserted beneath the rolling fur
collar or an enormous tulle bow with bunch OF
yolets appears under the chin. Jackets are thrown
open 10 display dressy fronts and cravats and new
spring come out each Of these beautiful rare