The Caucasian., 1901-07-17

have E trimming of Irish poiht on q
dress OF other garment - dress
skirts II Is not necessarvs at -, u
pattern SO fine, and boldIeat pitt -
better tlianv tl1e fntys'ihe trek ~,
bettsr scenon the wa, q long y "
of,n put on clo,ly the oxs = "'''.i,e. Z.
sheer stiIffs an 90 is foEn H' ~
are tnany otl. y tha n =. -, :. :, -
dressed znd "a
ton ff5d, abovekt the q
sign is in the form g Z. IS
both edges alike and ma w
mented. This is laid or laim and
one OF the prettiest Of all . Z 0o
trimmings for th!n stulfs seonN
A case In point was
| terday, which was dless Or 81.
lady Of one OF our weaithiest I.u|||I.
and 1t will be worn for the nrsl ||..|I s.
Newport. 1t Is Of pale biscuit te|ol.4
canvas so fine that one scarceI1 I..|
ICES that 1t is transparent. The ss| S
! cut with tunlc, and the upper pa||
! plated In at the top in small tuck f
| at II to the figure. and In the b4
there are many offhese tucks, but t|s4
reach but short distance. Then the
fullness falls into the skirts Below
the tunic is the founce, and this
brought up In front In the form OF !
tablier.' The founce is tucked ali
around, and the tucks reach bpt uaif
the distance, so that the bottom gets q
great width Tor fare. Ali around the
tunic Is. the irish point applique inser-
ton. The waist has a figaro. and this
is tucked front and back and trimmed
with the lace. The sleeves are tucked
top and bottom SO as to make a deep
cum and to form puff at the elbow
At the. waist there Is wide belt Of
| black velvet and tie formed Of ribbon
and bow of the same velvet ribbon.
with little gilt tags the same as those
on the tie. With this goes a straw hat
with a double brim and between them
rutfle Of biscuit silk null, and around
the crown is a wreath of crush roses.
and large bunch OF them Is set along
the side. The parasol Is Of white taf-
feta, with a deep frlll Of silk muslin
edged with two rows Of satin ribbon.
This is illustrated in this column and
Is a representative costume, which
means that many other dresses are
made using this design for a model.
Made In mulls or any other self colored
goods, II would be handsome. II made
OF figured material, It would not show
the tucking to advantage. and that IL
the principal part.
Among some other new summer
gowns is one In black grenadine cover
ed with tiny white silk dots. There Il
q deep sprung flounce and above this
three ruches of black tasfeta pinked at
the edges. Each is an inch wide, HfI
they are set an lncrnpart. At the bit
tom Of the skirt thsre. Is ofe rBebe-a
trife wider. The Taist has 4 BoIero.
with a border Of white .1aee. and the
sleeves are Ioy ing. with uudersIeeves
Of fine blacf silk null, and the cuffs
are of wb't6 Sc There Is = jabot OF
white ehiHey = ching from the neck
to tb1 bosz6m q The waist. 4 chess
this to rnentioH because It & pery
elegant and 80 easy Of Reproduction.
Another extremely effective dress
was made of organdie In. tia large and
nove3 design Of lnottled suffdce miill
lie ground black ana the velnlnfs
Whit qnd over al ~ ieaves Ii au-
tumD colofs thrown out b Firel
weave in SIX. AZ TIA bottom ftfl
a deep eathefed aouf ~
edged with Wide white
Those at the bottom we're twice
wide as the top. The waist was in the