New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-08

tho tunic The same ruchlng finished the edge Of
the satin. the r'st % the skirt consisting ~ an
accordion lcatci hounce Of the moussenc de sole
Tho waist Is hlousc Of the satin made TO open In
n very pretty ard novel fashion by having the collar
and the front bo,a turned back the neck to form
revers \ huit.rii, Of lace forms Tho rcvers Of tn
collar with lace ends that the drapcd reycrs
Of the blouse. the opening hcins Allied In with lac"
net The sl-eyrs have scalloped Jockeys" over
the shoulders and narlng c1rs made in the same
way.
The wearing IN daytime 81 what formerly
considered only suitable for fun evening dress is
feature 81 this summer. tho only difference between
an elaborate gown designed Cor function on either
occasion being IN the shape Of the bodice. the
ncccssltatiug high and tho other a low cut.
satin which formerly. except In black. alto
gothcr reserved for evening wear = no" greatly To
the fore material ;of al occasions. \ grace
,ul straw-coor,i crepe be chine gown has four
ruchos Of noussciiue de sole % the color run
skirt. he lower part heinz the now universal deep
iiouncc Tn, lower part ~ the boi!c" has "A point
ed peasants gird,. trimmed with the ruchng. the
upper part is covered with single horizontal tucks
t. the breast. whcr" an ArnsilcallN drau"d ar
from The hight SD under the arm. IN volumnols
nlmy folds. and caught up and punched on the l"ft
Of the long wrlnklcd sleeves.
G1-Ipr'Rr LACE \ FAvoRITE.
As has already been said Irish gupure Is the
lace most in favor this season. reason
donbtedly being the way Il can be- fitted To the
arms or the figure without showing any Joining
fashionable looking gown. where 1t IS combined
with hight taG.ta which hy the WAY. - the ""rn'r
cri for tay toilets just noW-has the skirt made of the
,oncfa with 4 deep hem ami two tucks OF the same
I.nih with an interval between each on" a. wide
as the tuck itself The waist consists % suipu'c
Goa, with nt,ed la.quc+ beginning from the mus.
the from, d, the bodice being fastened on the SHE
with TWO rarbp hons Of stTatss diamonds arOthc:
couple on The other side giving the similitude %
double breasted Jacket The guipure Is cut IN an
inward curve IN font. running around 10 the bacK
under the arms. the upper part ~ ne neck being
~ the white iancta. ornaucnt'd with inctusta'"hS
~ The gu,purc The sleeves have caps OF the
faNcfa with gupurc covering the arms 10 IN,
san. lin, As that the 80 ST. 40 that the SILK ana
the lace ON bodice and sleeves both seem Ike d
continuation ~ carh Other. -,
The now "taiior-mado." have the skirt more
tightly moulded 10 the figure than ever recent
stylish model is Of black and whit" WOODEN meek
ana is built as follows An exceedingly tlBht-nttlhg
skirt fastcns on the LETT side under blndihe OF
black velvet. which 1T the bottom ROUNDS 10 me
font and continues about the entitc hem Al the
hack the ton folds held together from IN. WAS,
fnr about Twelve inches holding the skirt tiSht ana
without any folds over the hips. well below which
the godcts flare out giving a most graceful s"e'P
"a m. set Of the skirt. TIL" waist Is "A snort
hosoue fastened on one side with black velvet but
ions. II is slightly pointed In front. The basques
being sewn on Ike flaps running down In SNORT
"coaftas" in the back The sleeves are perfectly
tight fitting terminating with points over me ihni
hound with black velvet. The military collar Is al
HACK velvet with white muslin turnover.