New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-01
GOWNS FOR SEPTEMBER.
DEMI-SAISoN EVENING TOILETS RICH
IN GUTPURE DECoRATION-THE
OCTOBER WEDDING GOWN

The month Of September is ALWAYS greeted with
oeep delight by the summer girl Then she can
ienei III her prettiest gowns and most becoming
Coi lures without fear of their early dsintegration
pS neat and humidity. September days permit
lcng leisurey strolls, brisk games Of golf tennis
or the newly fashionable croouet and then com
IorIaole hours Of rest on breezy piazzas
IN all fashionable places abroad three costumes
are indispensable for each day. In the morning
On the parade dresses Of white pique
nhen plain, with generally a cambria blouse. m
broidered or incrusted with gupure. and made in
narrow shirt pleats. In the afternoon dresses Of
sort muslin trimmed with Irish or C1uny lace. are
worn with long skirts and much fulness at the
potion; or else linen dresses trimmed with heavy
embroidery and cambria chemisettes Hats
large fiat and much trimmed with flowers wom-
en- VINO use autos" wear the large Empire mantle
OF Hsnt soft cloth, the neck embroidered with
gold, and they protect hat and face with a large
gauze or muslin veil In the evening at dinner
there Is a great display Of beautiful muslins in
crusted with lace and embroidered with gold
thread.
charming deni-saison gown is Of silver gray
vote with creamy guipure decoration. The skirt
mas narrow box pleats all around excepting the
front gore These pleats extend to the knee only,
and the skirt flares loosely below Between the
pleats are insertions of gupure twelve inches long
through which the drop skirt Of rose pink silk
shows daintiy. The corsage is modelled on similar
lines, the peats seeming a continuation Of those
yoke effect The fastening is under the side pleat
and Is effected by hooks and eyes. The sleeve is
cut in two large scallops a few inches above the
wrist and is finished by undersIeeve Of guipure
The hat accompanying Is of gray Milan straw of
an exaggerated Tam shape and is trimmed with
scarf Of guipure, draped pink silk and long
ostrich plumes Of gray sweeping from front to
back Black velvet ribbon an inch and a half in
width forms the necktie. is crossed at the back
and brought to the front at the lower edge of the
yoke, where II is fastened by Jewelled silver
Gasp, below which the ends extend half way 10
the waistline and finished by black chenille
pans The belt is narrow and pointed toward the
notified gray.
a pretty blue serge made for September days is
Dullt on the usual skirt and bolero plan, but de-
rlVes special and tndtvidualZing touch from the
wa1stcoat OF pale blue linen, with fIigree silver
buttons. The skirt is ornamented by a chine band
In dull tones.
The hat is a coarse Irvine colored straw, draped
with wide pale blue Liberty satin ribbon fastening
IN a big bow The brtm is bound with black velvet.
lovely gown being made for October wedding
Is or ivory duchesse satin, the skirt having frills Of
nousseline de sole and Limerick lace and beading
OF orange blossoms. The bodice will be draped with
the lace and embroidered with pearls and crystals.
The veil Of old Limerick lace will be arranged with
over the train. The bridesmaids will wear white
china silk, with lace insertions, and hats of tucked
chiffon with pink roses. Their bouquets also will
be Of pink roses. The brides travelling costume
viii be Of pale gray cloth with decoration of silver
embroidered white satin and black picture hat.