New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

bands Of corduroy. With this jacket Is worn one
OF the vouminous muslin stocks with its full bow.
SO much affected this year by the French
elegantes
The hat that goes with the costume Is a fetching
little affair from the Maison earlier. turquoise
straw. trimmed with jet cabochons and black
wings.
TIL. gown Nile. Yahne wears in the third act
would be an admirable model Tor midsummer cos
tune. 1t is ecru linen embroidered with dots.
The skirt is SILT up each SIDE displaying a
pointed panel composed OF alternate strips OF tuck
ing and insertion. The sides of the skirt. where 1t
IS eli, up 10 show the panel. edged with nser-
ton.
The bodice is in a blouse form. Gu; from Shout
ders 20 waist in V This Is finished with q band
OF tucking then a OF insertion. then another
OF tuckIng. which brings Il TO the neck the last
space being filled In with lace Ike the insertion.
The sleeves made entirely OF the alternate
strips of tuckng and insertion. The collar and belt
are of amethyst velvet. and the nat 4 mass OF
Towering clematis with ts foliage
Another summer frOck equally pretty IS one OF
Mile. Desprsss costumes II is lightweight taffe;a
OF white ground crossed with black lines form
ing squares The skirt has deep-ntted nounce,
the upper part Of tho lightly gored skirt being
finished with soyera! rows OF tuchs. which form
a heading to the nounce. The waist is exqulsely
cut. but exceedingly simple the blouse front being
draped across The breast and fastened the side.
The neck Is finished with a small draped fchu Of
muslin with an accordion peated rufie fastened
the side with a bow. the upper part % the neck
being .e.i uncovered.
pears In still another lovely toilet. This is d mauve
nousse!ine dc sole. made up over tafeia under
slip OF yellow that gives changeable effect that
Is pretty. Around The skirt four groups of
from the bottom. The blouse waist and slightly
draped tight sleeves are also made over the yellow
with yokeiike collar OF violet velvet. the edges
covered with thick. scro-like pattern of en-
broid, ~ aud curving up In front to point
TRIMMINGS FOR ORGANDIEs
Organize gowns may lie prettily trimmed with
ribbons ru:iies or insertion. The effect OF each
Is charming. A stylish organdls gown may be
made BY covering the entire SKIRT from the hem TO
the waist with tiny ruhies. edged with narrow lace
either white or butter-colored. The baby waist
n made low-necked. 10 be with q colored silk
guimpe, made OF the same taHeta as that which
serves lining under petticoat for the skirt
Another disposition for small rufies Is TO have
them put on at Intervals half way I'D the skirt
and then TO cover the entire blouse waist with
ruffcs OF similar width.
Ribbon trimming should lie OF narrow satin rib
bon. put on the skirt In rows groups OF rows
or another way is 10 have five rows follow the 4
line Of the draped founce. and another group OF
five rows edge the bottom Of the skirt While ,be
waist might have another group OF five rows as a
finish 70 the low-necked waist. Another effective
way or using ribbon euy thin material liz IN
make fiat Louis XVI bows. with long seemingly
Heating ends. the whole however. being appqnei
Inns and organizes 10 almost 2 ny extent lis mo-,
Fashionable use being In conjunction win inv
tueks II us as3 csed alone. forming various
patterns, IKE braid the material being cut out
az the back after the design is finished Some of
the mosi elaborate GOWNS arc entirely covered with
really CHI. must be handmsde. the amo,n, - ~ ~
xork on such toilet Is inconcciyable the cost OF
sae correction being In proportion.