New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
n LITTLE TRIANON FETE.
coS~rMES WORN BY SMART PARIS
ryNES-FASHIONS IN AUTO
MOBILE OUTFITS.

Paris. July u.
~. enchanting fete champetre given at Little
.-.,ou or rather in the hamlet OF Marie An
,sn.te at Versailles. has established the summer
.sh,ons that were only tentative during the racing
| .t which formally closed the spring season IN
p,ds and has introduced some new Ideas that
/ sx hound 10 prove successful at the watering
! .u Though costumes OF the period were not
,.,,,aed all the patronesses were in Louis XVI
l ,,r and most Of the guests added hat OF the
,e5a Pierrot run. a little Watteau wrap or a
| w5, Antoinette fchu TO their twentieth century
l SINNER toilets.
rousucuous for its novelty was the little Watteau
I \, which was got up for the occasion by Rue
: |. Paix miIner and which is already being
auen as a watering place favorite 1t is small
,uns white straw with a brim slightly upward
r,,ps AZ an even slope all about II is set directly
u The TOD Of the head, and has for trimming only
4 wreath Of tiny ponpon roses or quiliing OF
utn ribbon laid about the low, round crown. Al
l be back under the brir and resting upon the
ar there Is usually placed bow of three inch
\ tkd velvet ribbon One other hat appeared on
\ sh occasion which bids fair to be retained in the
| gnner wardrobe. 1t is a broader straw frame.
Il With a wreath Of roses about the crown serving
IA ssassne a deep lace veil that is gathered about
l i, hst like a founce. AT side OF the back IL
slsved 10 hang it's full width TO the shoulder
Hre SIDE OF the front the brim is raised UP over
4 xrfrrd of
| d. vel is fastened with two fancy pins in soft
tor.sontal folds across the brim- Very large lace
uGa or scarfs are draped about many OF the
auuner hats their ends arranged TO hang straight
tovr the back TO the shoulder. wholly covering
The hair and forming sort Of background for the
| as
The wraps were especially captivating in their
sghteenth century coquetry. One variety which
sa worn by ct least half dozen fashionable
rK-4r u,
| riches OF frsyed silk and having loose gathered
.sot upon the back II was. rule. unlined. and
| .rmed the lghtest and most useful OF summer
| wraps One Of glace silk in pale blue and pale
green had, however lining OF plain pale blue
/ Liberty satin. The ruches were OF glace silk with
/ rnked edges
BEwITCHING WRAPS.
\ psetot Of pale blue tafeta was an attractive
\ map II was tucked vertically. bordered With
/ sence, and reached almost TO the knees Its
tsEs w!ee and hanging. and a deep lace
l nGz' dropped far over the shoulders. This was
ss attractive with an ecru embroidered muslin
TN and hat cS white chip with a pale blue
i ine sweeping shout the side and dropping TO one
II nulder
Il great many people went out from Paris in
aS' automobiles, and smart inceed, were the
/ na dust coats that covered their summer flnery.
s'nssble was one in white linen with all it's
Scss's. broad cuffs. many little shoulder collars
Il ~ 5pels piped with leaf green. Big Jade but
vs. set in gold rims. fastened the garment. The
x vas one OF the small, round watteaus that
r lnst been described. Its trimming consisted
rny quilting Of green taffeta about the
4 ,Sn and black velvet bow under the back
~1 another handsome coat was designed for
'Nee wear, evidently, for automobile
a something closer and less likely 10 be
n about This garment was strongly sugges-
Y ~ a japanese garment; indeed, truly Japanese
- ~s me eInbroiderieg, IN dull olives and peacock
i - WHICH almost covered the green gray
h -o s- o. crepe de chine, the colors all subdued
--ei inonions. II had a shawl collar that formed
! 1 az the way down the front. This, with
l s-sfow cuffs that turned back over the widely
49, s-'s Sleeves was Of faint rose Liberty satin
l rus ne lining Of the garment. broad sash
l ~. sray Liberty gauze wound about the
-. = H1shihg the shaPeiess garment into the
-. Ae' ana knotting al side Of the front.
r.r s,aaeht was worn over dainty summer
as.u BACK silk muslin. The accompanying
ss was q cspeline of black mousseline,
ca tc1n tn1es s, oi black cluny over an inner ruff
Il ssop.lg e5ds ~ :, me same color was knotted In
.'ertts. .aore genre still holds its position as
ansst-sH n carriage cloaks. One at the Fete
ssss.ss as was OF pale gray crepe de chine with
e. rsiS.r % hem II was unlined and hung softly
ss .sae,ted ssnotted in front with long ends II had
l 4 lis sAo1laer collar and long wide sleeves and
| saee ss1asss we're bordered with a narrow bro
. shs,s ~ ealloon: At the throat a huge run
rsy e,ed, sais s iay IN soft heap. not standing
! tan M out dropping in graceful lines away
l :c.heSs p,,e ps,e throat pink muslin dress
| ssr,ss .eeiow the garment and scarf of
II 0nre mousseline trimmed a Leghorn
va q vas vas one Empire gown at the fete which
stae rsae rose naousseline, hung seantily over
rtenss ss.l empire foundation The ogerdress
eantogr ..VNa.o the hem 10 form a full futing
tn ts1ss ~ ~ lay on the ground. Three pleatings
U Tens q ,ast number Of ruchings trimmed the
| ysIos ~ spth over and under dress bolero OF
tie 5hs 5saIs race formed the bodice II was long
sx On The out rounded up the 'front.' meet
.ptn.ns s nc Dust and showing a slight shapcd
ss csee,fsser saser the chin. The lace formed a 1ar-
stock ef ~ turned down collar that clasped
shs ana white lnousseIine The sleeves were
seussis.e e'eess et had lace wrist RULES and white
sc ot the LINZ through slash on the out
sseund eto,,s ,ssorearrn scarf OF black tuiIe was
sort "a snls bolero, crossing the shoulders
E front .,Sh nSehn effect, knotting Ia the centre OF
Hero 10 ny tae then following the outline Of the