New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
MADE FOR AUGUST WEAR.

This is the style Of gowns sees in the restau-
rants of Deauviile and Trouvife. at the Casino
after dinner II Is pretty genre OF gown, as elab-
orate as formal evening dress without Its sever
fly.
a lovely gown is of white mousseline de sole
painted with an allover rose design. About the
bottom of the skirt is border OF large flowers
embroidered in relief. The bodice has a nchu of
pink mousseine de sole with the ends PASSED
through straps Of black velvet hanging down ON
the skirt. The sides OF the bodice are of lace and
lace forms short. close sleeves. ending lust above
the elbows Here Is pun gathered into rufle
OF the painted moussene de sole. with a line OF
embroidered roses along the edge
quaint little frock is of gray mousseline lie
s6Tre5 s69 trimmed a With s pale ye9w Velvet The skirt is
about the bottom by cluster Of small rufTies The
yellow girdle Ahout the neck il is shirred into the
form Of round yoke and below The shirrngs is a
ana cluster Il Saa q long Sas q odPs as Si4a fhs
bow wn5e Are ie M ana shiFred ne ruie al the e
loops on the outside OF the aTin.
trimmed with eoru ba,is,e ernbroidery 4 pretty
h mooei Is as snort as boiero on the sides. with
di aiaring out in piealed coatais. There are deep
hStists are lle~tfa N CLUSTERS with puff Of eeru
batLste az ne elbows This little garment is tG
% "ofit WIN sinle muslin skirts or with tailored
shEls OF serge on alpaca.
ssilo goEn thar has several features OF the true
colored Lace ,rh i,ugsS a5 sd ms &neeSll2ns oi Genre
skirt is arranged IA points, and from each OF the
four points the sides rises a line OF rnrdallions
10 The waist The sailor blouse Is full all round
sId is trimmed with rows Of medalliors, extending
from shoulder to waistbaHd. The front OF the
gown Is cut out at the base OF the throat and
thtre Is a sailor collar Of lace with scarf and
Knot OF pale blue silk The draped waistband is
Of medalions. and are anished With puff "G Of
lace, gathered into narrow Wristband.
another example OF the sailor blouse occurs on a
gown of pink batiste. dotted with white and
trimmed with hands plain pink and knots OF
black velvet ribbon. The skirt is made with three
r'ts, eaSn hedueg % Dy lew inches OF fine plea-
batiste The bodice has the batiste laid in clusters
OF fine pleats. which blouse" over a belt of black
ribbon, with bow and cluster OF narrow ends fall
Ing down the back; deep circular collar is
letage, trimmed on the edge with stitched band OF
pink and closed In front with a knot and loops
Of black velvet The sleeves are pleated TO the
elbows. where they have double ruiiies edged with
pink, and bow of black vlvet
GOWNS ARE CHOKERLESS
As said before great many of the gowns now
worn. even those intended for the morning are
cut without chokers. pretty fashion is blouse
open In front and finished with a deep turnover
collar. Under this is front of soft mate
rial, gathered about the base or the throat In the
form OF chemisette. A cool looking foulard OF
white. Powered with mauve is made in this way.
with collar OF white batiste and lace embroidery,
and with incrusaons OF lace down the sides OF the
bodice. The underblouse OF white silk muslin is
gathered about the throat by means of
tonholes This same ribbon makes a lacing con-
meeting the sides of the bodice, and little punches
or loops here and there. The sleeves have elbow
cuffs OF batiste and lace embroidery 70 match the
collar The skirt is made with two shaped
lace and batiste.