New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

dressmaker has tunic overdress ~ white satin
@ with yrsss Of , m ,t, 81 white he
mousseline de sole and is opened one side. AZ
the opening IS a large bow OF black geuze which Vel,
sides Of The tunic. There are long mltt sleeves OF
OIssene de- sole and M s r. ,a 81 bow
the SKIRT is considered effective.
TRIMMINGS OF GUIPrRE.
Another lovely model gown is Of mauve crepe de
chine most deliberately trimmed with ncrusta-
lions Of gulpure Abou, the bottom Of the sKirt IS
a hounca OF Lace arranged with scaloped neao-
Ing Of mauva mousseline dc SOLE halfway up on
the skirt in front is laid another lace founce, ar
this founce descending on the train 70 lose U.s..
In the border. Lace figures bordered with ruchings
OF roussene de sole are inserted all over IN,
skirt Sleeves and corsare Of tho crepe. ana
feet
The shaded tules arc beautiful 70 look at. bni
they demand n certain amount Of skill In the max
ing. Nine Rejane is wearing one 81 biue m 49,. -.
Calico that presents every shade from aeep ,. t'
ouoise to pale sky-hus. The sklrt IL cut VIZ -
circular train hanging from the waist wn'c shoy "
every shade OF blue. the deepest shade as horder
This rests on a deep lace hounce ana opens on 90
Sleeves are arranged in hvc pleats over M Shout
ders is collar Of lace and the corsasc closes Win
4 lace tunic mounted over blue satin occurs as
overdress 70 trained skirt of white sat rn nS
10 make series Of points in front. This unic !.
cut in coat fashion with choux Of green vevet
Pann4 is used by the talors as well as by dress
makers ycle has original model IN red 60 Goth
dotted with black chenille and trimmed with BACK
nanne The skirt Is in t"o nounces edfe1 ny io rs
o. cloth separated by fold Of pannt and ne ne
over this is a princess tunic. edged in the same
way with coat front that 'bouses" trihe This
OF velvet and steel ornament The front rolls away
with reyers faced with panne and shows white
on each side OF the revers is corded and over the
shoulders shoulder, is deep cioth collar cut into triple
psrnnf aeaiu, in royal blue. is used on Jacket Of
Of the black IS stitched on the panne half an inch
from the edge The shape NJ this JACKIE is fetch
ing II reachei to the waist line in front and has
long, fat coartails that sugges, a riding habit.
The, from is straight and may be worn fastened
tons o. throTn oeo US bow % 5 sn' f,inr
One in The fsshionabl. SHADE ~ roval blue Is nadA
with clusters Of corded tucks ami worn with belt
SILK with herns;Itched fold and noints behind the
ears taking the pace Of the linen collar. panne
blouse is not so thick of velvet. and is worn
One sees good number Of feather murs carried
They, OF course. match the hoas that TO
main popular. although winter has begun in ear
he worn throughout the winter.
AUTUMN FESTIVITIES.
One day during Thanksgiving week the Girls
Cah gave An afternoon reception in honor Of Mrs
White Reid and on the evening of the same
da, Mrs Phone Hearst was the guest of horror a.
reception anl aTl exhibition al the American Art
AssOca'lon on Thanksgiving Eve IA" usual Gin
tei VS. giveA a. the Continental Hotel Of the
American Cnivetsiy Dime CEo. with the innoya-
fifteen awaited thcmselves a. this opportunity TO be
present a. man dinner. and II. as the old Scotch
was no hint Of a. Hcncefoith women viii be in
oiude1 among the guests a. the Thanksgiving dinner
Among ths pretty toilets thai appeared at recent
dance a short frock % yellow crsDe made with
ar embroidery Of white pearls covering the blouse
Th" blouse IVES irapel with bias folds. apPa ren'ly
with long ends dress o. Whit onsseiIne D.,
soie was WON With 'uni- % whit" SIR. trimmed
gown Of nauye Liberty satin. fastener With wired
Louis Ky nreuds of violet velvet. dress Of some
h.as folds and fastened under wire nPud OF vel
vet dotied win strauss diamonds Inc Inn
left the top nj the bare and shoulder straps
were Of velvet studded win briants
i'm gowns. hoth for entire toilets and as founda-
tions for thin material Spsnrled tuiia is among
material needing little trimming Panne vii be
used for the evening. and 4 the question Of cost is
magnificent embrOdcr.es that are in vogue now. \
gown IN which this materia. is used has princess
forations OF which are inserted lace figures Owe
rose pink Lining beautiful hounce Of lace edges
and lac nou1co4 edge I'M ore reress To- The waist
The skirt and upper part OF tho bodice Of pink
roses Tn Fashionable tunIc is not necessarily OF
mousseiine lie sole has the tunic Of fine accordion
peats and founce hanging over trained skirt is
plfatel IN 2 similar manner. Tie effect * most
gracef.i. especially rs the tu1ic is edged with
deep lace founce. Tho corsaEe is arranged IN folds
tha. form W and the decolietage is finished by
lace bertha.
For those who Ike = striking effect in evening
gowns there ie 4 ueefr suggestion in toilet Of
pink Liberty satin veiloi partly yelled by over
Skin, OF tulie in the color on the Corsasc is
an embroidered empiecemeni that makes slender
shoulder-etrdrs over tho arrns. From these straps
fall elbow sleeves o. black icftei tule. the sleeves
leave the tops - The arms bare and reach only
70 the elbows ON the front of the gown is velvet
bow and a large ie, butterfly.