New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

Fruit will appear on autumn models. this miner
promises
This is certainly the season Of pretty musllns.
A delightful gown is a black muslin. blocked in
squares and dotted with white. 1t is made over
cherry silk and trimmed with white valenciennes.
The skirt is furnished with a ruffie. edged with
lace and on the bodice Is a vest Of tucked lawn
and lace over cherry silk. simple form OF trim
ming gives an excellent effect 10 the back OF the
gown The sleeves are shlrred the outside OF
the arm and finished there with a ruffe Of vaen-
ciennes A collar s suggested by rounded pieces
sewed into the shoulder seams. These are edged
with lace and appear 10 connect and finish the line
Of lace on the sleeve This trimming gives broad
shouldered effect that makes waist and hips appear
small The dressmakers agree that for most ngures
a wise trimming is one that apparently increases
the width Of the shoulders with tlght sklrts ana ana
they really are. Collars that extend a little over
satin faced fouiard Of white dotted with black,
black lace. but this may be made prettier by put.
ting line Of white entredeuN betWtth tW4 UI
is so much used, is slightly ruiiied' 10 cover tAe
joining seams OF the lace.
ventional pattern On the skirt is hounce OF lace.
edged by shaped ruffie Of foulard and the deep
lace collar on the blouse is furnished with SNAPPED
rufle Of the silk This is an extremely pretty
model, but the deep lace is. OF course expensive.
COUNTESS DE CAsTELLANE's GOWNS
The young Countess de Castellane is wearing
a lot OF comment is Of Cluny lace, mounted over
several skirts Of mousseine de sole The cut Of the
gown ia IDEAL The waistoand is OF BLACK tul!e ana
falls In ends that are em6rodered IN oot9 oiaek
and white lace figures. Gowns ordered By the
Countess de Castellane at one well known coy
turiers include blue muslin with an all over Rat-
tern os lace rosebuds inserted In the stuff This
gown is made with ruffies Of plain blue edged each
with three lines Of narrow black velvet There Is
high belt OF blue silk fastened with three black
velvet rosettes and diamond buttons.
another muslin in this elaborate summer outnt
is white dotted with pink. The pointed yoke and
the lower pa Of the sleeves are oi guipIre Win
the pattern OF the lace edged with tiny PINK ri6D9h,
The sklrt e ruied nearly 10 the Walst, eSch tulie
edged with lace and again with the slightly rut-
aeG ritbon. The effect is dainty In the extreme
A black and white striped ribbon makes coquet-
4 white gown is Of lightweight satin faced cloth,
trimmed with incrustations OF yellow lace. ne
Gown Is wade on the princess model. and over the
Shoulders il a capuchin hood or lace, unnneu. a
sev~re mite salt is a serge trimmed with 'pattes
there Is rarely anything to be said Of bath
inf suits. There is. however. most chaTnihg INN
oT patterns and OF coors II If far too pretty TO De
mnde NJ TITO the usual clumsy neaq eorerns, siiS ~
r,. 4e 10 ne under the chin Ike childs bonnet.
3 Sunct CT pretty evening gowns at Doucets IN
c;r4es q wh'fe silk made with three skirts. Ihese
GO trimmed With lace ncrustations. and each II
ogdlg naish.0 with hand OF black VeIVeI InSs
corsaes e aainty T6 rns VI yelvet poppy
,,,.b q hlscI cent:e The long sleeves are OF tulle,
sriGnged n graduated puns see9nd S GXeningg ng
toilet - * white gauze dotted WIN YOU, sEio au b
,,,,onrf vilh many rows OF narrow RED VeINet rlD-
hon touch Q! red on an evening gown apPSars pP
"a no ve-y rnic roy. aa1 II - certainty C,lansts
4 cbarr,jrx me- rcckfd gown a. the same pace rs
OF vl'c 'aw;.. .a'c ~ ".1Sters or tuektd d hoSInss
.. f@" -'t,sfs- Is ~ ertredeux OF embroidery
t,,ugh yl'o' rose sa:.r ,i6oon Is rnh W. he ~
sx cotton ~ ual yoke end ruffie this makes me
hroido-r rI-,si:s Ike inverted vs. ana there u
tr,yy rig ~ email satin BOWS