New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10

with either braid or passementere. the latter
frequently covering the entire stripe, with the IN
terstices showing the color through. A charming
example OF this method OF trimming IS a visiting
gown OF green cloth. The corsage Is a low-neckeo
blouse which has three right angle strips cut 10
the waist about inch wide. These are nlled IN
with pink mror velvet, which are stars OF
black passementere. which meet an edge OF black
soutache braid. The ow-cut neck OF the blouse
which fastens the shoulder. is also finished with
a band OF the trimming. and Is worn over
a gumpe OF the pink miroir velvet The skirt has
two cut stripes on each side OF the front breadth
which turn at an angle and continue around the
skirt the front one somewhat shorter than the
second, which 1t crosses. making two points. one
little lower and further back than the other
shoulder Another stylish model which is ad-
mraby draped is cloth gown. cut IKE redn-
Slight blouse effect in front; the neck is cut low
round at the back and V In front. and turned
Ing collar OF cloth with a second and smaller one
Of Persian lamb; an edgng Of he same fur Is
on the diagonal opening OF the bodice. The sleeves
are made nearly tight. with double cum OF the
superb gown OF blue velvet which. Ike nearly
all the richest costumes this winter. is cut IN
princesse. has the bodice turned back in long point
ed reyers OF blue satin with soutaches OF blue SILK
braid, each pointed With Strauss diamond. and
opening oyer lest o; white ermin ne Win h,sn
skirt is also cut Ut. open IN an nYeTf S 70 seGw
the edges o. the velvet being also embroidered
NEW MATERIALS
Some pretty materials have appeared for
dance trocks One IS a tulle. wide enough for the
length Of a gown, and covered with little balls o.
chenille large at the hem and growing smaller
toward the top o. the skirt. 4 broche silk has
the raised figures brought into greater prominence
By covering them with pailletes or pearl, or steel
beads Figured nets have also the design accent
uated with gold thread. pdillettes and mock jewels
or let All OF the latest sorles de bal have enor-
nous hoods which lifted the head and hanging
charmngly picturesque. one Of the latest contec-
lions OF this kind is OF ivory-coored velvet bro
cated with bouquets OF pale-tinted peoples. The
large hood IS o, blue ottoman. with medlci collar
OF the same lined and bordered with zebeline fur.
and there are monks sleeves large enough 10 pass
over any trimming. Another which is also novel Is
made entirely Of white ACE. zebra striped. with
zabelre and made over yellow satin; the hood Is
also o. lace over yellow satin. and edged with
zehelne There is a great latitude shown in street
costumes this winter. \ chic-looking frock has
plan skirt OF pum-colored cloth made 10 cling 70 the
figure with an elongated design in black soutachc
braid each hip, The bodice or rather jacket.
IS tght fitting with closed reyers OF white ermine.
the high medic collar being also lined With errnine
Tho iacke; is shor, the hips, and then down
IN A squared end back and front, and Is entirely
covered with a spiral design. 49,,
A pretty skating costume Is o, DARK req c!oth'
with an embroidered design in a deeper shade run
Ming around the hem OF the skirt and up the LETT
side diminishing TO a spiral as II approaches the
hell a short red corduroy Jacket. which has no
sleeves is crossed in surpice and belted IN. the
onening being edged with fur. The sleeves o. the
Spovn and the at the neck which shows where
the Jacket is crossed are both embroidered like the