New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-21

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The lower part of the skirt was deep volant en-
forme of black cloth that spread out in most won
e e c6ynTed WITH VIE back Shingles the form
Ing the entire bodice. The shingles were 50 cloSe
There were many short cloth boleros and plain
skirts Indeed this style Of dress Is IN danger or
dull or corded silks are 10 be MADE IN tne sum- 1
way for the early summer IhTse seams and
be tailor made" in effect, with s'rappeu seam" anu
many lines of stitching. III, - ,i.ohod
good gowns are made WIN rcess form
dominates now and even If gown be IN two par h
unnerrupted Line Is cGn tta bodce belt pointed
back and front. are fashionable, and will be most
useful for thin summer gowns
TO MAKE SUMMER MUsLINs
II will be safe to make a summer muslin with
RULED skirt or with the ever-popular Voiaht eh
forme. For those who desire something more orig''
nal here are two models one is a thin SILK batste
IN coral mink striped with white The trmmMg
Is yellow lace entredeux, edged with white comet
ribbon. finely ruffied. This trimming Is arranged
in lozenges about the bust Of the bodice, down
one side and about the bottom OF the tune over
dress The underskirt shows in the form OF two
Aounces The upper part OF the bodice above the
lozenge trimming Is of white muslin. finely tucked
in clusters and separated by insertion This Is cut
in a square that leaves the neck exposed. Inc
white tucking entredeux used for the top OF
the sleeves: the silk is draped about this cap with
line Of shrring on the outside or the ARM anu
there is finishing ruffie at the elbow.
The second model is somewhat simpler. 1t Is OF
blue muslin dotted with white, and elaborately en-
broidered with tiny blue ribbon that Is edged
with white cord. This embroidery is used both
on the underskirt and as elaborate pattern on
the tunic The bodice has choker and pointed
chemisette OF white null, and fastens on one size
with deep shaw rever that is covered with rib
bon embroidery white ribbon forms the belt
a useful and certainly fashionable garment TINS
season is a long wrap. and some OF the most
nodsh Of them are of cloth smart one Is OF me
terlal is black satin cloth, lined with light
weight blue cloth-what the French dressmakers
edges the garment and is embroidered with black
passementerie and gold braid The capuchon Is
held the shoulder by little patties OF embroid-
Black and blue the colors used in SECOND
long cape The garment Is OF black CLOTH WIN b
the cape Is cut to ruffe about the edges, and thus
10 show the lining There is collar and deep yoke
of blue cloth, striped with black vevet, ana me
cross the chest TO button the garment or TO
turn II back the shoulders. For both pur-
poses there are large buttons OF black velvet
Cloth in many vOlants Is also used for short
capes. These fasten on the bust, and curve out so
that the lining of the cape is quite as conspicuous
one of this shape in white cloth is cut TO fall to
about foot below the waist line In the back and
a lace capuchon hood This is held by ribbon
bow the bust. and from this long lace ends fall
down over the skirt. The, cape is lined with blue
and white brocade. No silk seems too magnificent
TO form the lining of these garments.
All dotted fabrics are fashionable this year, and
sizes This is particularly true OF fouards, and
there TO be no order In the grouping OF me
dots. 1t s as if the wind had blown confetti OF dif-
An interesting model is tunlc made OF long
"paties" of cloth. rounded at the bottom and sepa-
rated by entredeux. The same entredeux runs up
on the bodice to outline the seams. This again is
the Fashionable princess erect