New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

nifcent roses embroidered painted on the
stuff: il 70 just follow the lines Of the figure
over the bust. and then TO sweep away in the long
cnging ski-t. The dtcolleage Is square; there are
pointed reVers OF pink over the shoulders and long
sleeves OF pink tulle such are fashionable now.
With this she carries pink rejicuc and parasol,
and wears the oldest kind OF headdress; the hair
is arranged fall in short. loose curs about the
face tie org hair is piled up and confined by
coronet o. ribbon from which in front. a little to
The time OF Pamela is about the year 1873
when the modes were more diversified than they
were A few years later. when what Is understood
the Empire gown came in. The majority
OF the gowns worn in the play are not confined
under the bust. and tho skirts are not especially
cIing,rg: rovccs Trim number OF them. and there
are large bows the bust. Josephine. as Nine
VINO personl,es The role wears costume quite diff
fercn; from any with which we are accustomed TO
on a cream ground Tho wool skirt scalloped
abou, the bottom, The scallops edged each with "A
ri,chc OF black noussenc de sole and laid over an
unGersMr' OF yeiyer me bodicc Was cur VIZ" IN
belted jacket. loose but no; housing oyer me
the jacket making TWO points in front and round
Ing up over me hins Lae lancn veincn nh H ,s
WOOL Wa used for the skirt and sleeves, and the
velvet. There l. little doubt that sleeves differ
Ing In material from the rest o. the bodice Is one
Of the changes OF fashion that have come to stay.
There were more toqueS Than hats worn. az
Year but NOS, OF the tooucs had suggestion of
brirn and were arranged well back the head.
The hat thar seems distnctivoly this seasons
turns up in front and has the trimming fashioned
as an aureolc The hat that IS referred 20 as the
Nice chapeau' Is Of Italian straw bound with
black velvet aud with perhaps knot OF black vel
vet IN tho trimming; Il Is turned up IN front and
lightly trimmed with flowers fine blossoms being
nrefcr red 20 heavy ones Such a hat was described
i'm A letter on millinery few weeks ago. and the
report now T. that the style mas become popular
along tho Riviera, which probably means that II
uill apnear next summer at the watering places.
The style OF the hat forbids us belng loaded with
flowers: the trimming should be arranged In
light graceful fashion. Forget -ine-nots, small
Green leaves and a fine white flower are the favor
iies for this style OF chaFeau
DEMI-TOILhfS OF LACE.
Here ere few model gowns that may contain
some points Of interest A pretty deml-tolet IS OF
black lace mounted white satin. the lace on
the SKIRT being arranged IN three hounces. each
edged with a tiny rui,c OF heavy yellow lace.
TIE sleeves are OF the black lace me white:
and -urIcd on the outside OF the arm by HE OF
vellow iusertion IN bodice is blouse Of white
dlon-pleated mousselnc de sole. with jacket
oF he yellow lace over u. and scarf OF the nous
seine de sole IL deliberately trimmed with the yell
low laed and forms sash. :,
on another model guipure lace over gray satin y
used ia form tight sleeves ard yoke, TO give the
idea 0, lightly htting undcrwais;; the lace sp-
ars aealn as the back breadth OF the skirt me
rest Of The frock is Of blue India silk, made WIN
a full blouse and bertha rufe about the snouiaers
I'D n kind OF apron skirt, edged with rufnes. ana
"a I'm IN high behind. The blue Is trimmed by my
r,chines of gray SILK headed by lines or guipure
The use OF gray In this way II novel and fashion-
able.