New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

tern done on II by means OF double lines Of narrow
the trimming on tie corsage meeting that on the
sEt to s pr bs and the hs sodee
sleeves are odd consisting Of az, pun ending half WAY
outside OF the arm than on the inside rhls ruite
Is held by band and bow OF yelyet the bow being
TO make and it is decidedly pretty.
POPULAR sAsHEs
The Empire sash is used again. 1t is generally
made OF one breadth OF soft silk. with series OF
ribbon loops the side. and has long ends. 1t
goes well with the long. cnglng evening gowns in
vogue, and gives them an early century effect. on
gown OF black gauze. ornamented with points OF
Jet and green stones sash OF this sort in green
Liberty Xix is used with charming effect
From Nice comes the Information that feather
ooas are being worn With evening ;i gowns when
and that black boa and black gloves are ex-
pccted accessory to n colcrcd tule gown. The
wraps. and thcy certainly graceful. with deep
ruiies OF lace bordering them and perhaps max
style Of wrap IS pretty thrown back that It is
particularly suitable for the summer:
gowns; they are girlish and dainty rather than
dressy, and perhaps better reserved for fancy
good deal in Paris now for the theatre and infor
NAL dinners. but visitor to the Riviera says
the fashions OF the Midi are accepted rs superior
to those OF Paris Paris fashions may be divided
into classes. gowns being made in Paris. and
gowns being worn here az the moment l. Is & 2niy
and crystal embroidery. and most lovely this Is.
much pretticr than Strauss and imitation stones.
Coral IS fashionable and lorgnctte chains or coral
beads also the mode.
EMBROIDERED AND PAINTED TULLES.
Painted tulle is the extravaganza OF tho moment.
and the designs beautiful although they will
grow duh I'm color after wearing few times. Cele-
bratcd flower artists. such Nine. Lcmaire and
Louise Abboma. credited with furnishing some
OF these stuffs but II seems hardly probable; II Is
difficult now to got oven a fan decorated by either
OF these famous flower painters. The embroidered
tulles really about the prcttiest thing the sea-
has 10 show I'm the way of evening stuns
3 new make Of silk. called here the Marengo, is
largely taking the place OF tancta. II Is not a.
sun tanca, and has the same sheen. Until
ono examines 4 carefully # mas much the appe2r-
ferrod to IL both for Innings and blouses Another
novelty is an embroidery Initiating old lace done
on both SILK and sauzes pretty ana PAY b a.
merate the various forrns and makes OF gauzes:
some are OF airy-like thnness and others strong
enough to stand loads Of embroidery. In previous
letters the lis, OF stufs has been given; and Il
Is only necessary to bear in mind that this Is TO
be season OF thin fabrics. -,..,. au.,-
made OF two lounces Of black lace; the garment IS
held in ut the back by belt OF green ribbon whlcn
simple knot with long ends. over the shoulders
is reyer collar OF white satin emoroidered WIN y
green stones: one rover crosses over 70 tne IeI'
side and joins the bow at the waist two long en-
broidercd ends iningins with the Ii1oon enc .ho
For tall women the po!9naise jacket VIII 20 we
chic thing this summer. II IL made now In cloth.
ilred morcd. In shape II fits the ngurr, reaches
10 about tho knees Is crossed In front with three
largo buttons and below The waist slopes away
somewhat after the fashion OF q man cutawaF:
II promises 20 he much liked Of black brocaded
ak to be worn light dresses.
TO DISPENSE WITH BELTS.
goody number OF boices are arranged n wear
without n bolt especially with skirt accordion
plca,ed or drapcd about the hips. One dainty little
waist IS Of blue accordion -pleated mouss"line de
sole with lines of bouillpnnts forming IN" blouse
front English lac" makes tho yoke and loose
brciec pie, that fal from the shoulders 20 cover
the waistlnc Tho long sleeves are shirred IN YER
tea lines and Oruamcntef AT tho shoulders ny
clusters OF small rGnlcs Another combination or
English lace and shirrcd mouss"line dc sole mas ne
latter material I'm ceriso pink. and arranged Tor
both sleeves and bodice In horizontal rows or boi
ulounes separated by entfedcuX. a deep SAILOR coz
lar & @! The lace. and IL series OF hlac FeiF-t
bows close tho bodice on the side. There ~ no pei
worn with this -, . 49,
I, s possible that tho hai-low neck VIII be fash
! lorable again THIS summer. u IL FASHION ne ON
ing 10 ,cy and dangerously trying 70 thin 'hroht
or a face where lines have begun 70 appear
| ahou, tho ears Many 81 the Nlce gowns are cut
A. the base - the throa, ln front and nave hIHh
collar behind. Tho latter fashion ~ moro az 70
H.. hccouiinr and :. comfortable Some OF these
hod~cs ending A. the base OF the throat are simply
finished hy a big tulle bow in front
In sleeves fher" are two delicious noVe.'irs TOT
syrlrn,- gowns one is nm 'lbow-seevc. making
email but high pun ~ tho shoulder ana hnishHd AZ
tho elbows with a i0f OF lace riiN's ana fiDpVh
loopa and the other is an elbow-sleeye OF INC
s,un mot by n half-slceye ~ SHRED mull ana Or
nalncnted with a big bow either ~ ribbon or tune
AZ the elbow and rufes about the wrist