New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

with bag at the elbows. There is a band Of
might better % Be eed p % It tES Were Oae ae ohgr
on on the outside of the arm than the inside. The
trimming. This touch of lavender on the pale
lilac: makes interesting dress The Skirt
the - dress but IL IL the back an qnderskrt
The Bodice is Of the ac dapS sSoa the g1Te
and fastened on one side with two large ehoux of
elbows and finished with underseeves of white
A long loose redingote of some heavy white lace
is going TO be the smart thing to at the
gupure mounted over dead white silk This had
reysrs made of silk that was laid in broad pleats
pleat The garment was double breasted and
:, Yokes on skirts are popular, or some trimming
that gives IL the idea Of ype novel W style t
Stitched down on he skirt M all about the figure IN
was Of a slightly lighter shade than the stuff max
ing the gown, and the points were finished with
In her new play Mile, Jeanne Graner is wearing
where extravagant stage costumes are taken as
a matter of course. The material composing the
this is incrusted with lace figures and embroidered
With b nd n used Of % for & Of
lace. embroidered with gold at the bottom The
aad oDnce
hy bs a Of m as the asS hfae Is lace and touch
There are several noticeable gowns in the piece
Eo%4 e 81 cream cne morn II i an short %u
jacket, what would ordinarily be termed bolero
om S1 Of ths Dress behind This Rarmsnt is Of
| Under the jacket is high belt OF white satin.
BLACK GLOVES AND WHITE GOWNS
A grlish gown of batiste and embroidery is an
advanced model of what may expect TO see this
summer The skirt is laid in clusters of fine pleats
about the hips, and has much the effect Of a full.
round skirt. The blouse is made with clusters Of
covered
round collar Of embroidery. This collar is cut
about the OF the throat. The sleeves are full.
almost baggy and fasten into little lace cuff at
the wrist.
A beautiful negligee by Graner is OF white
panne trimmed with applications of lace and great
velvet poppies several shades of red The under
dress is OF white embroidered mousselne de sole.
On one side of the bust is neud Of black tulle
The single black note in a costume is as popu-
lar as ever It is said that black gloves are to
be worn with light costumes, and the few Instances
have seen Of this have been most successful
shade of amber called ''champagne' color Is
popular for the evening at present. The following
gown made of satin in this shade. yelled by
tunic Of embroidered and perforated white nous
seIinc de sole The corsage is trimmed with a
single surpce of the stuff edged with gold
broidery. This passes over one shoulder, making
the shoulder strap and ends at the right side or
the waist & d Ihe 1fhes Eaeqt Of he same fea
An odd effect is obtained by sewing the bands of
sripeG sseTai with the lines gong up and
down. 4 gown Of this is made with plain skirt
of shirred blue mousseline de sole, which shows
corselet and small yoke -,.. ,,, :,
more Of when the summer gowns ARE aunened
A charming model for mousseline de sole has
shirred sleeves that meet lace undersleeves The
the Tiny reyers Of which faced with black vel
vet. The skirt is shirred the sides and trimmed
about the bottom with squares of lace like those
making the little jacket.