New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

many instances of this among the frocks being
made for Nice A morning outdoor suit smart be
serge. The skirt with the exception of a narrow
panel in front, is peated. The bodice shows
The belt is Of light blue silk stitched With black
same. The blouse crosses over the bust. where 1T
Is cut in three scallops that are ornamental by
gowns gov for the daytime have been popular in Paris
simply monopoIize attention along the Riviera It
Is a pretty fashion and certainly white wool or
line de sole The entire bodice and a deep border
on the skirt are covered by an appiiqued pattern
OF white panne. This pattern is delicate, and. as
Hhe bodice S s draPed and closed side by
A bit of real lace is supposed to add distinction
TO any gown, and there several ways of arrang-
Yer 9Ian bit Of trimming long scarf Of beaqt
fooW why isG9 ad0T4s brides dress in the
S, P"siS 5l SSS, hs
The two ends o@e 9' much ongeT tRaS the
SeiJ pass down the side of the skirt. and are
the flowers, and from here the longer end is carried
lace The Sode of TSs TT gown OF is
g g0ose excuse b On this gown Is choksr Of tHr
lace scarf stands up from the choker. The scarf
ends to meet on the bust in a bowknot, with the
loose end hanging to little below the waist. The
lying over band of blue cloth.
during the past week that seem destined to create
a mild :! sensation The material forming the first
y Es an sn{ done in small strags diamonds
on one side, and edged with lace to show panel
of finely pleated white mousseline de sole. The
corsage is covered with the embroidery and the de-
coletage draped with lace. on one side is a single
gown b Ses req rose witn some leaves second
pattern done in white chenille and pink artificial
Of white tule laid in many rafiies, and made With
a stole OF the embroidered velvet Over one should
:, The dressmakers are giving a good amount Of
tne pretty gowns that may be seen on the Rue de
pattern done on the skirt with Harrow black Telve
ribbon and silver cord. The corsage is of black
the tn. pink rich costume designed for an official
G9 f at the b Eysee Is OF white de- touched
nnders 6n OF Pieated white gauze The eorsage
is tEimmed with small pink Ostrich tips girsh
the skirt, that edged with narrow of coral
velvet. On the bodice is high belt of several rows
effective a gown of some thin black stun with
and the corsage There is a corselet belt Of green
panne.
FRoCKs FOR DEBUTANTEs.
For debutantes froek few things pretter
than mousseline de sole embroidered with tiny
ruf1es of the same material That is. these tiny
rufies are used to outline pattern as velvet or
chenille would be used This is, of course, for an
al white dress, but the idea Is equally pretty In
color A costume for older belle is of pale pink
eauze trimmed In the way of corselet and shoulder
straps with velvet in a deeper shade OF pink What
Of irish lace made with long. unlinsd sleeves?
The redngote is edged with a me pledtlns Oh PINK
moreseine de sole and opens over a trained skirt
OF the same The vest is of pink moussene de
sole covered by n lattice work or BLACK velvet
trimmed with pearls. go
combination of black and white is one OF the oddi-
ties Of the moment A gown OF heavy black net
has q deep hounce of white Cluny headed with
six-inch band of jet. The bodice IS trimmed with
rufies of lace and pleated tulle and has big bow
of coral panne placed on one side For second
example Is a long skirt of black tulle heavy with
embroidery OF paillettes. This is worn with cor
OF white panne trimmed about the top by
black gold butterflies. Elegant indeed is a
white satin skirt which are thrown peacock
feathers The bottom is finished with border OF
black fur The corsage is of white lace. with a
corselet of black velvet
This for peacock feathers referred
In a recent letter, but one sees new examples of II
constantly. An elaborate homegrown, for example
Is Of gray panne with long peacock feathers EN-