New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19

,afYeta The redlneote part Is trimmed with the
rurie az already described. and two rows OF
black Chanty insertion converging toward the
waist, and growing wider apart as they encircle
the skirt The gathered part. which forms the
front continuing around the sides and back like
founce has three rows OF Chantly edging al the
bottom put on one above the other In ruined
scallops The bodice has a squared yoke OF mousse
line de soe extending over the shoulders This
comes down the waist 70 point In 'front.' tho
opening being marked with a gathered Chanti1y
rufe and another on each side defines tho point
and the squared tabs over the shoulders
At least che roulard silk gown is necessity IN
the modern summer wardrobe. In pretty example
OF the lines on which such gown might De ouil'
tho pattern IL II navy blue lines on white efouou
Tho skirt consists OF three htted nounces, tpe
upper one teing a continuation Of the tght-httins
upper part OF the skirt. which IL gored out so as
to form full ripple This. as well as the TWO o'her
lower nounces which also gored into shape
not gathered-has three rows OF mario" oa0A
velvet ribbon aewn on above the hem the upper
ptb ,wo lows Of black mousselne de sole ruchins
The walst repeats the scheme Of the skirt; YOKE
OF me at the breast in two deep scallops DO:
low which are TWO ripple ru,hss; e a. ,nner one
w.dh 10 ,tb rho nousseIine de ruching. With
another row OF the same ruchins an men sDp,ys
The .le s,is -S so sns y. ~ rSbon
h he ha, Yen 18th nuS sn: costume
rs a black picture nat Win OieN" P'~
TOILET FOR COOL DAYS.
For cool days . white cloth taior-made Is con-
s,dered mos, chic: such recently imported
from . well-known French house. has the usual
o,tad nounce and Amos. tight upper Skirt
the only trimming being a bias band OF the same
cloth stitched ths Joining OF the nounce Tnlsn
cr,' low in the neck and rounded down the front,
where II is open showing a vest Of mauve mirol.
Gg IN deep .vsrs Of ne w hSss a sq emu
broder-d with pattern in small black JET beads
beads ron ncrlstations Of lac. Of all kinds are much
In vogue Just now. Irish gluPure Eeneuae POM POM
bieom ned p SsGk S ARE al used trimming i
beocomus mart Of the linen-fouard tareta or mus
In or whatever It ia used upon ,.,.. ra
stir, he former worn colored or white
mousseine dc sole shirt. is the latest mode smV
,"Ns.9 vhich used 10 be considered only appro-
pria,c for fui dress. is now the thing FOR every;
gay gay siseyo NAV BE- treated with much
elaboration as eyening gown ana combined FINN
tucks however the trimming par exesNs ,nse
for tareta and are used IN whte su: ,sss nss
the desirable quality OF cleaning admirably Is
not such an extravagant tohet as " "ou'a 'e~
20 nc THE BLACK SATIN JACKET
black satin Jacket TO be worn as summer
wrap Is also one OF this seasons smart spec'al'es
These garments are made exactly like cotn jackets
and are worn with everything. eros gram jackets
are also IN vogue. but they are not as oe'oii'''s
as the satin and look older. 49,, -
The narasos this season are lovener IMAM eNot'
al as rhey form an important adjunct 10 a sue
cessful toilet they should be carefully chosen 20
correspond Moussellne de sole In ruches or ruInes
,s tha principal trimming A chc-looking piald
parasol has deep rutte OF white mou US Inc
nolnt AZ the top being finished with pompon OF
the same Another pretty sunsnaae mas NM, ,Wo
ga hered petticoats as II were. or tune ope MUS
shorter than the other. and lightly held IN place
n, zach rib giving the effect OF pallet daa ncers
LIME The small tucks have also been adopteu'
Soth white and black tatfeta parssols are orn1-
mented in this way with groups OF the tuckins,
Srishsd with RUNE Of the tafreta