New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26

but pretily trimmed with jabots Of pink mousseline
dc sole. edged with pink satin ribbon. outlining In
soft folds the blouse fronts OF the same stuff. The
moussene de sole Is thicky pleated to cover the
short sleeves. An embroidered band OF gold done
on net, shaped into lace pattern. makes loose
bretelles. and the entire waist "blouses Urine
over the high belt,
view to Dnard. Trouville or Dieppe. They are
fluffy and dainty. or smart after the standard OF
summer smartness. An outing suit with n military
touch has plain skirt OF striped blue and white
canvas stun: The Jacket is Of plain navy blue
tammy. lined and faced with white MORE SILK In
big waves The soft vest Is Of the MORE. with side
bretelles OF yellow lace. The Jacket turns away
sides at the wastline by large military brass but
tons. The jacket forms the choker in the back
turning over In silk-faced tabs There Il brass
button on each side. From under the Jacket comes
n6 en 81 b nsSsd S Rs n nee DOW"
Black lace is charming on ecru lawn and with
green forms happy comblna lion sheer as sugge;ted
OF green silk About the hem OF the upper skirt
are rufles of narrow black lace surroundings IN "a
silk and Jets The green silk bodice Is covered bya
blouse Of sc5u SO Hs and Sy 0k ns
OF narrow black lace. Choker and belt are OF light
green satin.
Grsnadlne gowns Of black are made youthful and
summary by the Of all-over embroidery OF
white lace figures and gayly coored foundations.
s arranged over red silk foundation About the
bottom Of the skirt are several rows OF plain black
rufies edged with narrow Chantilly arranged In
scalops Double rows OF the narrow black lace In
ruchings outline the seams in the skirt The bodice
IL dainty with lace-trimmed rufIles outlining the
surplice front and showing pointed yoke in front
OF white lace. There IL a high Directoire belt OF
red satin
Stockings for summer wearing are very gay and
coQuettsh. silk ones Of every color have inser,
ton ard embroidery OF laco the instep and
up front OF tho leg Llslo thread hose are quite
elaborate the silk ones. and arc In the best
quality almost as 81 cnsive Many prefer them
for comfort and III. Some Of the new ones have
long blocks Of color done In different weaving,
running from the instep up the front OF the leg
II Il hardly possible u tire OF tho grass linen
gowns ard ecru lawns, their color IL 20 cool and
restful. and many varieties In the way OF trim
mlngs arc possible The young danseuse at the
Opera. Mile de NJ. wore pretty frock while
breakiasting at ST. Cloud Sunday, and was the
most absorbing object Of interest there: The gown
was OF ecru lawn embroidered and perforated over
a foundation OF shot pale green and yellow SILK
The belt was made OF several twisted rows OF
yellow ribbon tying In an up-and-down bow In the
back with high choker corresponding. She wore
a brOad -br.mmed black nat. farng up in front and
loaded with plumes and made, in short pretty
dainty. girlish picture. Mile. de VI. has beer cele-
brated for the past years the prettiest clrl
In Paris Unlike most professional beauties she
is much lovelier than either report or photographs
make her out to be. with a small head classic
little profile and soft dark hair. arranged In
the bandeaux that she has made popular