New-York tribune., 1900-07-29

run in and out A band OF lace. with the black
clusters of ucks that flare out about the feet in a
hounce that is ornamented with several rows OF
Of Renaissance lace fastened TO elbow sleeves OF
The elbow sleeve with the long glove. is the
best style now but good many cling to me MT, MI
hfS fashion VIII viii undopbtedy last through the sum
Iner season To go without gloves these hot
weeks is a great temptation. 80.
hand and arm While the nitea aefTs @ makes make 9 shs
hand anpear smaller ana aba The onp 1eeve is
always becoming small woman, especially 4
ing stout must beware Of It Il vii make rti,s the
appear TOO ong ana e9 The lhg oela Is of
Thin. light stuff this danger is not so great as as
many cases the sleeve that falls over the hands is
clumsy and better avoided tn. -,
stTaPs pef Of coored 3 SILK AZ. gown Of this sort The
r aPG M OF and 10e is SK bv of violet vel
vet that falls 10 the hem Of the skirt and chou e
same arrangement is used on muslin gowns
PIQUE A FAVORITE
Plaid patterns most popular in the thin
stuffs. There are plaid organizes, plaid mohairs
ard plaids in all the various musiins and batises
that crowd the market \ cool appearing morn
ing dress is Of the mohair batiste, which ref
erence has often been made The pattern is a large
broken Of lines of old rose and black on
white ground. The skirt is pretty. shirred on the
sides with shaped hounce headed by entire
deux of guipure The bodice Is simply draped
about yoke of lace, with a choker of black vel
Gowns of pique are little worn in Paris. but the
tailors are making lot Of them to send to Trou-
Vile. Smart. indeed is a white ground dotted
with black with thin lace a Valenciennes used
trimming. Several lines OF eutredeuX head
the shaped founce on the skirt On the bodice is
a deep collar made of rows of lace separated by
stitched bands Of pique that frames a pointed
Chemisette, and choker of tucked lawn. with the
clusters of tucking separated by lines of black
velvet.
The skirt and bodice Of deep shingles" a fashion
popular a few wears have returned in the
form Of an ectu linen with the edge Of every
shingle outlined with small white cord This
bodice fasteus the shoulders with lines of small
black velvet buttons running up TO the top OF the
chok6r. Black velvet makes the belt.
VIII one ever tire Of the gown Of thin black
built either over black or colored foundation?
Although gown Of this sort is not a cheap in
Nestment to begin with. il Is apt to be profitable
one: The following gown i not particularly orig
lnal, but one would hunt long find more be
coming. The foundation is a deep rose silk and
over this IS hung skirt OF black net in which are
inserted figures of Chantillg lace. This skirt
funny. with several fOunces at the bottom. one
over the other. The bodice is cut square at the
throat. with deep frhu OF the lace held on the
bust with velvet nu9uds and falling the hem of
The skirt The elbow sleeves finished with
deep lace hOunceS.
one Of the new sleeves Is rather fun and gathered
into a band Just below the elbow. then there is a
smaller puff gathered into a wrstband This is
used on gown of white crepe that has the two
bands trimmed with lines Of gold