New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
NOTEWORTHY NOVELTIES IN GOWNS.

and velvet panses trim the corsase.
Horse Show were tailor-made. The Concours Hip
is daye a Sne
out Of place Nothing seems to be more tash non
material is so pretty in itself and comes in such
exquisite colors that one can hardly tire OF It,
de sole stitched with White There were ten rows
Of stitching on the tunic which was finished with VT,
gle-breasted closing with three crystal buttons
placed close u then prsy blouse Of lilac
crepe arranged in clusters of small plaits The
trimmed with WITH black velvet ribbon, and there was
narrow white vest partly covered by laclng o., Oh
shape of black guipure straw, trimmed with black
and white tulle feathers. .,. ..,..o -,
another toilet The gown was Of gray, satin.eoth
cut with bolero and having plain skirt about
wbe The cn reve Gs' Of the boero formed Straight
with the green pattern The r ,Ss c %as 81
trimmed with black velvet and foliage and having
Another tailor gown showed an original jacket SsS
closing on the left side Of the bust with large
Se waist ne enG where
material was gray cloth and the askd1 arKs
shade dotted with coral The same trimming I9aa ns
the skirt new coat has long round tails. 1t is
of black cloth; with two vests one OF wnite sath
attached
velvet dotted with white.
BLACK AND WHITE FAD.
Nothing seems to be so smart the black and
white costumes now being worn. The suits that
come next in favor are OF black cloth stitched
with bright blue. Of dull, light blue cloth trimmed
with bands of navy blue velvet A stylish jacket
of black peau de sole is trimmed with applique
of white cloth and heavy guipure; The Robespierre
waistcoat of black and white striped cloth or vel
Copenhagen the new shade of blue. is utilized in
skirt that is trimmed with four shaped rufies
With this is worn black jacket, stitched with
blue and closed with blue glass soR Rt OF tu eSSe
with black velvet Is worn with the gown.
PITCH-PINE NEW COLOR.
There are so many shades of light brown and tan
that the manufacturers are busy trying to find
names for them. Mushroom is. OF course. only
new name for one ,of these. and "pitchpine' an
other. and there dozen more. These shades
and the new blues are the most modish colors or
at least the most worn. for 1t is always difficult to
say that one color is more fashionable than an
other pretty French hostess wore such
charming gown the other afternoon. 1t was
princess Of light yellow cloth with elbow sleeves
and low vest and cut out yoke. The princess
closed with three gold buttons at the waist line
and then sloped away to show petticoat. White
tulle finely peated, formed the peticoat. yoke and
undersleeves that half covered the hands. trim
ming of lace figures coral beads and little gold
thread bordered the gown and trimmed the turn
over cuffs of the elbow sleeves.
Two guests that afternoon wore gowns not soon
forgotten. One of black satin cloth in the
princess shape. and trimmed with a long stole OF
white gupure that hung from the shoulders TO the
hem OF the skirt The hat of black straw was
trimmed with blue panses and tied with white tue
strings. The other gown Of Copenhagen blue.
with the tunc cut In scallops and embroidered with
steel The underskirt was OF blue moussene de
sole pleated The blouse was richly embroidered.
closed with rosettes of mousseline de sole, with
steel centres There was chemisette OF the paiest
pink tulle.
Felix has just finished a lovely princess gown Of
violet silk with motif in black and white lace
running through II. The bodice has pointed yoke
OF cream guipure over pink and bordering this are
sleeves The skirt is cut in points that border a
lace hounce, mounted over pink tulle. Another
model at the same house Is made Of a pink null,
dotted with black and has yellow lace stripe rum
ming through It,. The double skirts are trimmed
with thick ruchings of pink silk, and a pleated
belt OF pink silk covers the bodice to the
bust. The high belts promise to be fashionable
this summer