New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02

fawn-colored cloth. made with Of shingles
about the hips. Each shingle is edged with a line
OF gold cloth The skirt is cut sufficiently high to
form a belt, and fastens side with gold
clasp This idea of doing away with the belt is
extremely modish a tailor-made skirt The
blouse IS Of white NULL with choker and small
yoke, made OF lines Of gold cloth and narrow black
velvet over this is a jacket with sleeves of yell
low gupure. II reaches 10 the waist, and opens
in front with revers that edged with narrow
black velvet. ruffied.
The dressy cloth gown stills holds Its own, and
a tailor declares them be autumn models Most
attractive is one Of bscult-colored cloth made with
a long skirt and tunic overdress. The blouse Is OF
gupure lace rather full. over white lining
short boero. cut in points and closed on the siaes
with straps and small gold buttons is worn over
the blouse. Above the buttons on one SIDE are Two
rosettes Of cherry velvet The choker OF tne IaGe
blouse is trimmed with lines OF narrow cherry Nel-
smart addition the summer wardrobe Is
white dotted muslin. trimmed with lnsertoh OF
OF this may be az simple or as elaborate as
one wishes. The one in mind has the upper part
of the skirt and the blouse trimmed with an elaD-
crate pattern done in lace and narrow black velvet
Pink panne makes high belt, that fastens on
the side with three large gold buttons, But
simple frOck might carry out the same idea, Inc ne
OF plain muslin and insertion and velvet could be
used on a deep collar and high shaped hounce.
pretty and stylish belt could be made OF narrow
ribbon carried several times about the waist ana
ending with a little bow and long end placed IN
front, a little at one side. Such podice snoud De
closed invisiby under the arms. and the ribbon 70
be kept properly in place should be sewed TO the
bodice The first model described was dlspiayed
be renowned couturer At the same pace one
Of the painted white moussenes, lot when this
design in cherries was painted on the front OF the
skirt and over the shaped hounce. A tiny ruche
OF red rnousselne de sole edged the voant en- forme
over the part OF the skirt where there was no
an exceedingly graceful skirt, although there are
prettier designs than cherries. The bodice had a
high belt of red moussene, gracefully craped about
Daisies in profusion are used in millinery. Large
black velvet daisies with yellow centres, are chic"
and look well on the coarse yellow straws IN vogue
straw trimmed with straw bows and tied with
tulle strings Of the same color. The hat is lifted
one side to show knot OF scarlet velvet.
LACE sTOLEs POPULAR
A lace stole Is as popular as the lace Jacket The
little garment is generally made with the two long
ends falling from a lace yoke One exhibited with
the Ascot gowns was OF malines over a frock Of
pink mousseline The frock quite simple
trimmed only by several ruffles at the bottom. It
had tight sleeves with q full ruf1e the elbow.
On the front Of the stole, between the two ends,
was a rosette Of black tuHe with a straw centre.
These little garments in black lace are pretty
Paris is absolutely deserted socially People left
town before instead Of after the Grand Prix as is
the general custom, and the season has been short
ened by week 1t seems pity that the CLUB on
the lie des Pateux has been closed by order Of the
the smart world, and people who fingered In town
after the races have always regarded this as the
worn People are only admitted by invitation from
a member, and It has always seemed the one spot
in Paris free from the overdressed. painted demi-
uondaine. Paris until after the Fourteenth Of July
will be given up to the populace The dressmaking
parlors and smart shops look suddenly and
strangely deserted. However after the Fourteenth,
II there is no revolution, people Will come back
quietly 10 prepare their wardrobes for the shore,
and the dressmakers busy in their ateliers now
designing these costumes
7. is really an excellent time TO gowns. and
here are descriptions OF some useful costumes. a
gray barege is dotted with purple. There is I'M
carekirt OF gray silk and over this shorter over
skirt edged with three OF purple mousseline de
sole ruf7es over the bodice is cape collar cut
into four rounded points This is OF gray silk COW
cred with applications OF lace over purple satin and
finished by three moussene de sole rufies. A
dainty white gown presents an odd combination OF
cloth and silk An underskirt made with deep,
sbaned rufie Is Of white silk The blouse Is Of the
same trimmed with deep tucks across the bust and
Trrircess tunic OF white cloth trimmed about the
bottom with deep white silk fringe. The bodice is
cut down low to show the tucks on the under
blouse and Il IS fastened behind with white silk
cord and crocheted buttons A third gown s OF thin
canvas stuff in the natural ecru. The skirt is nm
fsbed by a aounce made OF netting Of ecru thread
and a deep fringe OF the same The same netting /
Is draped over red silk TO form the blouse. with /
sleeves OF the canvas. ~
Foulards without number being made This 7
elk was never prettier more popular \ pretty /
u,av IA make a fOuard is 10 wide lace panel D
on tho skirt and a lace yoke on the bodice The I
GOWNS of this silk all dessy and intended for +
afternoon costumes.