New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

with little frilngs Of mousseline de soie with
touches of black velvet ribbon. is lovely novelty,
particularly suited to a debutante
Another pretty idea for a grlish white gown is
to trim a tulle with crosswise bands of white
crepe II silver sPanges ere added to the qe ad 'h1s ms
bands heading rules Of the tue, the ruffes dotted
with tiny silver paillettes. On the corsage was a
material over it. There was some silver embrod-
cry and from one shoulder fell trail or pink
roses with foliage made OF silver gauze. ,,o.
This gown suggests one much more elaborate
London The material is a sheer raousseline de
sole in that peculiar shade between turquoise blue
and a green old fashioned shade that seems
to have come suddenly into favor. The drop skirt
is made with a deep shaped hounce, on when are
sian in Silver cord This ionnce with the many
small rlfies attached to il. is very deep in the
back, making full train On the bodice Amy uny
and over this is corselet Of lace which is shapea
10 slightly suggest short boleTo; What is !elt OF
the corsase is covered by draped folds of the nous
se!ine and trimming part Of the deGoaeeage are
The flowers used to trim evening gowns of
the most extraordinary variety Imagine gold roses
thin pink stuff. Silver foliage is at its best min
gled with lilies of white velvet ,.,,,.
Some charming reception toilets OF lace and nght
cloths are being made for the South and 70 serve
Th 6o5 6 9e seems lhs 5s by no means 10 be- 9 s in
these models and in ia fact IL Is & doqhtTGi m II Jhs
The style most in favor has closed front, and
lar circular collar of embroidered lawn or lace. A
satin faced cloth in a shade of tan approaching
on which are sewed bands Of white Grape. covered
by lattice work Of narrow black ribbon velvet. The
one side It is trimmed with white crepe and black
oune N Th 8 is of eFu IA ce ee
over white satin. The sleeve has a deep cun
trimmed TO match the jacket an upper part slightly
bell shaped and edged with black, while between
The fashion of substituting suits of elaborate
fancy woods for cloth visiting gowns which
In the Afternoon are Of coth Ebthr n06ed secs fe
of
course will disappear In month or Six weeks, for
seen handsome cloth and velvet combinations. For
simple costume velvet bands will form a most
effective trimming. while cut out patterns in velvet
sired ''''''0- 1'e e'ie''S are &C.
WALKING GOWNS OF CLOTH
handsome walking gown Of dark ruby cloth is
made with tunic falling a short circular
founce- The tunic is trimmed with one wide band
and two narrow bands of black velvet each band
finished top and bottom with a dull green silk cord
There IS a short jacket with an opened undervest
This leaves chemisette and front made OF
white mousSeIine de sole embroidered with green.
The jacket has a turnover collar. faced with the
green embroidered velvet and holding a Louis xiii
cape collar of heavy white lace.
+ eIaps I5!c Drettlfst gowns that are turned out
ron IRON me Iarls atelers are OF the dressy, high
a founce on the skirt and as closed boero on the
leaves cmrodere6 on fb @ %GerTe % be.r With n the
with a bow and ends Of dark green velvet. The
unG,erologse. from waistband Of green velvet to
choker Of the same is Of the white net The upper
part of the sleeve IS close and trimmed down the
outside by the embroidery. There are full pufred
unaersIeeVes Of white mousseline de sole.
A black jet gown that is laid in small pIeats on
the skirt has on each pleat row Of inch wide
black velvet ribbon. with row Of narrow ribbon
beside IT, There Is a closed. peated bolero trimmed
IN the same manner that hangs over a high
cGfselet OF black satin. There IS a decolletage
slightly pointed. and filled in with a lattice work
Of narrow black ribbon velvet, effective over
1t should be remembered. if one is devising gowns
TO be worn In the spring that the tendency is
toward sleeves that increase funess at the bot
tom. The models that dressmakers showing
TOT tfln gowns all have a sleeve close at the
shoulder. but increasing in fulness into little cuff
at the wrist. The cuf may be Of a second ma
tErlaL put there IS no underseeve. If the elbow
sleeve Is preferred, the prettest and newest idea
Is TO make 1t close at the top. slightly shaped
and finished with a pun OF thin stuff at the
elbow. ~ present there all kinds of elaborate
and wonderful undersleeves worn. and in addition
GUNS added 10 the upper sleeve but the dressmak3
ers are slightly doubtful that this style will con-
unue. In making gowns for some months ahead
II IS certainly wise to try some other effect.