New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27
IN FASHIONS REALM.
SUITABLE APPAREL FOR THE TRAVELLER
DRESSES FOR THE SURF.

DRESSES FOR THE SURF
Summer has set in with IT'S usual severity
somebody once clevery said. and the summer girls
wardrobe is now prototype of the milennal des-
ert inasmuch it is ''blossoming like the rose
Never was there such a of flowers They
are painted gowns and parasols mounted on
mats and made into boas. They embroid-
cred on stockings and attached to slippers. Flow
ers everywhere and on everything! a wonderful
floral creation just from the studio of a costume
artist is Of china blue crepe de chine with diamond
shaped insertions of yellowsh cuny lace, on which
rosehuds are embroidered in colored silks the
skirt at the lower part Around the foot is
founce Of accordoned chiffon of the tint of the
gown Skirt and bodice are in one with the ad-
1ustment at the waist secured by rows of
shirring in girdle form. Below the shirring deep
yoke shaped garland Of lace with embroidered
roses is laid and a similar garland is applied
around the ~" shaped neck. The sleeves and the
waist above the shirring of the embroidered
lace inserted in diamonds.
The hat that accompanies this dainty CONNECTION
is Of china blue fancy straw. in toque style.
trimmed with a wreath of large pink roses that rise
high the left side a rOsette of black velvet
with brilliant ornament. A rosette with ends OF
black velvet is the corsage. also, at the
bottom of the "V" opening
The parasol is of creamy tinted cluny over china
blue. and has spray of large pink roses and foil
age side. This dainty article alone cost
Sl55.
A striking detail is the sleeve. which has an
elbow puff of chiffon caught into a closely fitted
lower sleeve Of cuny that continues the hand
20 the knucllles where few stitches make
thumb, thus forming lace NIT of the most ap-
proved style.
The same artist has evolved a hewitChing church
going gown Of pale blue wolfe bordered with ivory
lace insertion. The blouse is Of white muslin Of
the finest quality tucked all over. and has eff
feCtive front arrangement of lace in bolero FORM
with the points laced over the muslin by black vel
bebe ribbon ending in long loops. square half
bolero of black glac& silk. edged with ivory inser-
ton. has elbow sleeves. beneath which the tucked
muslin sleeves of the blouse extend the wrist
The hat to be with this demure and dainty
gown is of ivory straw with one superb black os-
trich feather sweeping back from a large soft
| edged with a rune of iyory tinted lace
For a travelling wrap the fastdious young owner
of thes. two lovely gOwns-and many more as lovely
thing She of blue, that being her pet color
| The raglan is royal blue in shade and Of three
! taffeta richly embroidered is made with a grad
uated dounce and bell sleeves
| PoNGEE UNDERWEAR
! The truly fashionable travelling outfit now com
! prises underwear of pongee. which be much
more safely Numbered than delicate cambrics and
| nainsooks with abundance of pershahle lace The
nightdress must he Of black pongee or China silk,
! and is made usually In a simple Empire IA shon.
Mohair raglans. unlned. greatly In favor for
!
/ rule they to be with the skirt of walk
ing length decreed by fashion for and steamer.
/ The hat for the same occasions must he free from
ostrich feathers and delicate flowers and lace. but
! everything else Is admissible. There large
round turbans OF fancy straw pulled and folded
TO need little other trimming and jaunty sailors
with deftly drapcd scarfs Of silk. and many others
| 10 be found IN the shops
! French bathing dresses are more eXtravagantly
unsuitable than ever. but uudeniably fascinat-
! ing one just brought from Paris by young
woman returning from her yearly spring trip looks
much more appropriate for a danSeuse the stage
! than for American Gegante Newport. How
ever she COnfesSes that she bought IT only for
| fun" and would never dare It. 1t Is OF
| red tafeta, with three narrow rufes embroidered
| with white. The bodice has square neck and
pulled short sleeves. edged by embroidered
| ruftieS. and the iauuty Normandy cap is OF some
thin waterproofed fabric, the tint Of red and
| embroidered O match. The stockings OF red
! silk and the shoes Of red canvas embroidered with
| white. Long gloves OF white silk to protect
the arms. and dainty mantila OF white silk with
! rufles OF red Is supposed to keep the neck from
| undue browning by the sun
! A charming bath surtOut.' to he worn between
| surf and bathhOuSe. Is OF white mohair hordered
| by a stitched band OF light blue silk II Is made
| Ike "A Spanish cloak. exceedingly fun, that one
end can be drawn up and thrown the shoulder.
| yet leave ample funeSs 20 cnvclOD the form. \
Capuchin hood is attached. and enables the wearer
10 cover the dragsled locks until she reach her
dressing room.