New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09

style. and not the transrauter hybrid affair
finds in Paris
The cOttagers generally appear on the beach in
the morning, either to battle lounge OF prom
enade- Costumes are not so elaborate as one sees
at Trouville at the hour but they are sufTl-
ciently attractive and original merit descrip-
ton. The prettest gowns are in the after
noon. for Dieppe there is not a sufficient number
Of formal evening entertainments 70 make evening
gowns OF great Importance.
Dieppe has one OF the loveliest beaches on the
interest Of the quaint fisher village the Inhabitants
OF which both men and women, wade out to the
boats every morning, and with pantalOGns and
boats. one Of he industries OF Dieppe, shrimp
catching, has been taken up sport by the sum-
look with their dainty frotks tucked up wadiug
into the water with the long handled shrimp net
For the morning there seems to be sudden in
ventionaI texture ana col0rs but fabrics that
ALMOST as ETm as clcth ana appear IN aILnosl any
Pique trimmed with light laces, such as Valen-
gvea the oI prefsre2e e gFaysh Bae a5 las on
ing the sides Of the hack draPery. crossing IN
front and extending 70 the hem Of t7e skirt The
fitness of the skirt is arranged behind in narrow
cluster OF thick peafs which shows tEat the gown
is eur more after the autumn style than after
Is made Of s{riPs Of nserti9n aa9 SIPS q pi}pz
liS ~ r ~t t59f iook Wei in heavT Goods TIE
set bait IS n black silk. dotted win gold and
a good many gowns show the influence Of the
~ I'M III 5 ss etf,d 80 the
had month ago. Sou7e Of the chilly evenings
bring out gowns Of thin. lIEiFt II Hols that seem
quite novel Very graceful Is 2 six ard wool
crspcn 90 bright red. the skirt accordion pleated
separa ed by two narrow panels Of red and gotd
Russian embroidery ground Of coarse eCru
front breadth. The bodice hlOuse made Of the
fine, loose tucks. has stole arrangement Of tn.
embroidery This stole finishes the neck without
collar, ard tie straight piece in fToEt that tuoks
into he belt IS trimmed on the outside edges with
coarse ecru lace Behind the stole is united by
straight piece that appears Ike deep collar The
belt is simply scft twiz- Of tie stuff fastened
with a small gold clasp.
The touch of gold Is everything and. strange
10 say. il does not 70 taT1ish under the damp
air. TIE women Of party that landed from an
English yacht the other afternoon wore white
gowns Of soft tvEled serge. trimmed with linen
lace and a touch of gold braid The eCru and gold
looked pretty the dead white
suit that came down from Paris the othca day
for a useful fail walking suit shows pretty
bination Of summer and autumn IDEAS The
terial is a lightweight cloth IN dead turquoise The
skirt has COX pleats Ire aides. Joined BY
several tabs Of white velVe- fastened with tiny
gold buttons. Pehiud the inverted box Dlsst Is
thick and flares toward the bottom Between the
clusters Of the buttons. box pleat with folds of
velvet runs up the back Of the bodice In front
the blouse Is opened with rolling Of white
trimmed with gold braid and shows soft OF
white ribbon and lace.
on the whole the gowns 10 less pretty and
interesting here than -hey were Al the beginning
Of the season. The Parisierne does not believe in
for fashions change rauidly 81 France TO make
such a thing practical. For late August and the
-1onth Of September there always be an en-
set Of gowns