New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

of VS.. The white mousseline de sole IN the same
manner makes the long sleeves The decoletasc Is
finished by four reyers faced with peated satin
and edged with black and blue passementeIle; Dut,
tons TO match the passomenterie trim we siGes OF
the choker TO the white chemisette:
ally form the most interesting item Of the ward
robe. and there are some charming things iGr both
debutantes and matrons. No one style can be sald
TO predominate. but it might be remarked chat me
top Of the ann Is generally LEFT exposed ana lha'
in comparison with daytime dresses evening cor,
sages seem very bouffante An immense knot
worn on the bust is one Of the novelties OF the
combined with ribbon loops An original costume
IS Of white satin, covered with white gauze tulle9
with black chenille, the skirt Is quite plain ana
the bodice is made bouse-shape ana with n9s
Secs o 'ha' aTS er of Inc d6coaeo is huge
nTud Of Coral velvet and two black ostrich tips.
of aTrsnrDg lace scarf This scarf IS long ana
IS beautiful specimen OF point dAlfncon; rs
deconetage IN front the ends are draped over ne
shoulders TO meet under another ornament ~ the
back point. and together they are drawn under
jewced belt and fan TO the hem Of the skirt,
EMBROIDERED MATERIALS
There are few materials for evening that are not
embroidered an embroidery Of crystal being one OF
the novelties particularly pretty on colorcd tulIe.
Artificial flowers are used extensively, and there
is desire TO make them serve some purpose be-
yond that Of garnituro- On q gown which opens
on one side to show an uadcrpc;ticoIt fcs,oons
OF flowers used 10 connect the sides and flower
shoulder-st-ap9 arc quito the expected thi"S on
Of deep roses is shown m dancing frock Of
white tulle; the flowers. with some foliage make
cross to The right SIDE OF The skirt where about
toot above The hem, they end und'T bow OF sr.,9
by belt # green ribbon. For those who Ike n
6esorlI,ion Of a black ana gold model ms prove
useful. The skirt is Of black tuile dotted with
;jp on one side by bunch % rcd lowers with gold
centres The bodice has htted corsolet Of cloth
finished across tho ton by inserted Us o; yellow
lace the bag sleeves arc OF the black tulle AID at
second 5se ef bg siSS Of ih Hover S.' s' " S IS
Occasionally one sees fringe used on an evening
toilet and the effect il beautiful An cmbrodGfed
Grape de Chine has double skirt. the drapod skirt
being trimmed by corded fringe four inches deep
bodice A becoming way Of arranging a dtco-
lotage and keeping II modest cgi while preseTTy
Ing certain lines that me sye Of w coi''Er 90,
rnards Is shown on ban GOWN or corn-col2rea
svrniice FOLDS that turn over In double rover
extending across he bust This reycr - faced
mock rlIbies in a most elaborate pattern. Above
this shows the dearest little tucker Of shrred
about the shoulders and passing under the shout
der-straps TO form short full sleevGs .. 49,. 49,.
Marie Antcinet,e couture IS the mode The latter
forms more Of cushion. and tie hair Is drawn
Is becoming the forehead is Fashionable. an
some .roHs are keeping the face very narrow
and wearing a thick mass OF front curls. some
w Waes after the fa'n0" adopted 0y the '''''' 81
A recent rousseau includes a lovely gown Of
perforated cloth The color Of the cloth IS dancdil
| yellow, the braided design about tho open-work
| pattern is done in deeper shade OF yellow. and
| the undertaking s OF pearl white satin. The gown
| is simply made and trimmed with ecru lace ana
Parma violet velvet.
negl!ge In the same OUTFIT consists of "a loose
robe OF ciel-blue silk entirely yelled with white
lace Il Is trimmed by q lat collar ~ blue velvet.
laid over a border OF crmne, and at The bust mis-
collar becomes a long stole reaching 70 the nein
OF The skirt. The large no.ud on the bust which
VS. referred to in tho description Of evening
gowns is also a fashion effectively used on neg
iiges and tea gowns. and presentS 4 convenient
Eay OF arranging full front