New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

distinction to gowns that they have lacked for
,oinette and Madame PcmPadour achms elbow
sleeves and coquettish little rosettes OF black vel
guipure lace and soft green silk and mousseine
is of ae bc WIZ ey ss s eSee d i Of @
SILK trimmed By circular of mousseline de
scarf OF moussene de Sole edged with a pleating
o. inc same. this is held on the bust by black
belt The sash is Of moussene de sole. tying on
to The hem Of the skirt The back breadth OF the
Skin. forming the slight train. is OF the silk
the two Joined by velvet rosettes.
\ dear little Marie Antoinette frock is o; cream
co.ored taheta trimmed with cream mousseline de
sole lace aud touch Of black silk The skirt has
headed by a ruche Of black taffcta over the
shoulder is a hchu Of the thin stun. edged vita
lace. this crosses and ties a sash behind. with
long ends that fall ON the skirt
,, frock Of blue moussene de sole. borrow.
narrow rucliings Of the same above The dlstnc
lace thai covers nearly the entire waist and
makes tails to the hem OF the skirt behind over
ending with big bow on the bust: the vest Is Of
The soft stun pleated and confined by a ribbon of
mack FciV"t There Is a band and bow of black
velvet at the throat. and another about the gut
pure sleeves az the elbow. just above the rurie
Towns or heavy lace often built after the
princesse model; the effect Is severe. but striking
trained skirt and plain blouse .odlce hung over
colorcd silk The same color in velvet Is used for
choker and belt and for the tops OF sleeves for
tn mitt sleeve Is often used this style OF gown
me INIT sleeve as r. is called Is shaped ex-
aciiy Ike long mtt with point the hand
and ending few inches below the shoulder: It
may be wrinked or plain.
novelty is a silk and lace gown: wide entire
dcauX Is inserted In the silk form stripes or tho
stripes are arranged to go both ways and form a
diamond pattern on tn silk A gown OF this sort
Is made up with trained skirt formed Of box
plcats The blouse has box-pleat front and back
below "oke Of tucked linen.
The majority OF evening gowns are without
sleeves the bodice Is held place by a simple
shoulder -strap. the decollctage f. then generally
Roydlists' fete last week OF white satin with
IN" skirt embroidered with branches OF white car
nations with their foliage. The carnation H. OF
course. the Orleans flower. The skirt is cut with
nun train. close about the hips and Is raised up
IN the back in manner that suggests a wee
tournure The corsage is of snirrcd gauge under
lattlc"Work OF strass. the belt Is entirely Of
Stras9 and the shoulder-straps are of artificial
carnations.
Some Of the evening toilets lately seen sound
Simple IN the description but thcv have a dis
Junction and personal touch that elaborate model
u"n Of gray satin. which IS covered by a thin
maternal pi the same color. and on the thin stuff
Is 'mnFoii'r"d "a pattern Of orchids IN many colors
ON tho side ~ the skirt where no embroidery oc-
ours. the gauze Is dotted with pearls. There Is no
n'r trimming saw" spray OF artificial flowers
falling from one shoulder.
y white satin frork * cut after tho nrIncessa
model ana embroidered with crystal the embr0id-
cry forming a pattern all over the gown. The
dress ia-i'ns o1 one side from decOllotagc to hem
IN q 'tsrtd" % lace aud lunches of mink roses
me use oi white doves as trimming 70 an