New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

blouse and skirt laid In box pleats those on the
skirt haring out below the trimming in the shape
Of deep fitted founce. The trimming. which
formed a short bolero jacket the bodice with
sides that descended the skirt and encrcled it in
wide band, was Of scru batiste perforated and
brodered with white cord.
Some attractive costumes consisted OF silk skirts
with half long Jackets Of this perforated
and embroidered batiste There were also some
handsome long Jackets OF tucked black silk and
more complicated ones OF black lace and openwork
black passeueuterie.
There were box pleated gowns without number.
some trimmed In original fashion. a gown OF Hight
gray canvas stuff had the skirt laid in box pleats
about inch and a half wide al the waist and
widening 10 three times that space al the
bottom Of the skirt. The pleats We're stitched TO
within a foot OF the bottom OF the skirt IN front.
forming box pleated Aounce deeper behind than
cred with embroidery Of silver and old rose. on
a. sol, Tred a Of int e ino Win na Of blac
velvet. and the box peats, embroidered for part
sleeves were box pleated and trimmed at the bot
plain stuff trimmed with diamonds Of black velvet
The belt was made OF many strands OF velvet
ribbon falling in big kno'ted tassel The hat
fat. haring shape Of black straw. with brim
cred with black and PALE rose suniowers,
An interesting gown heavy bluet silk.
trimmed with a great many stitched pattes OF
outside OF the long. close sleeves and extended in
white silk. trimmed with black lace dguresi ana
the front and plain high choker were OF white
mousseline de sole. The hat OF white erin
bluets and yellow daisies
CORRECT STYLES IN GLOVES.
Pale yellow gloves with a good many
gowns With gowns OF pale shades. such gray
and tan the gloves often matched the costume.
but the majority OF cases white gloves
seen The effort TO introduce cOlOred gloves moves
very slowly.
Innings growing very important, Colored
foundations are almost universal. and an idea that
with some contrasting color. This idea Is carried
white foulard dotted with black The
bottom q the skirt Is trimmed with number OF
n.-rrow rufles made % the silk. but lined with a
| black foulaTd dotted with white These rufes are
| 3 deep shaped hounce OF white silk: The upper
| 80 rated by lines OF black lace entredeux The
"~' has collar and revers OF black foulard dotted
A rather novel form Of the Empire skirt which
stiH exists in Paris has The eorseet part eut INTO
| dtep points and The spaces hee in with lines or
black cloth over pretty underblouse OF some soft
white material The short 6olero Is finished al
/ ana is cut 10 close on the bust with one button
The deep collar and three corheFe1 rsVers are
| mere design in light coors and edged with white
SHAPED nounce trimmed with clusters OF narrow
There seem to be two forms of pleated skirts
equally popular in than n- teriaIs. one mas ths
| the pleats interrupted :wo. three half dozen
/ times by lines Of entredeuX The second manner
I
4 with perhaps lines OF insertion separating them
This second form is chic used with lines OF open
work passementerle 10 make loose. half long gar
During the fashionable drive the late afternoon
/ no single item OF the toilet is more conspicuous
| than The cloth wra2-half jacket half cape. tnst
/ most women wearing. Some or these are
frankly capes falling I'm close lines AT the sides
| and made with military collar and drectoire
! sSo,l5@r cares Others are more complicated and
while they possess OF the lines OF cape are
4 made with large, bunchy sleeves. An elaborate
| little garment that has suddenly attained gresl
/ OF crepe and trimmed with deep fringe moreover,
the folds about the shoulders suggest those OF
shawl.
NINE HADING's GOWNS.
Nine lane Hading OF these garments
in the new play lie Vertigo which has just made
| n great success at the Athenee. The garment In
this case is made of white embroidered crepe and
I is trimmed with deep fringe She wears with II a
low crowned hat that tips forward In front and
fails over the hair in the back after picturesque
old English style This hat, which is OF white
| straw. is draped with long whlte SCARF, and
trimmed where il rolls up on one SIDE WIN whits
4 -, ,.,.- -
| in tbe case OF Nine Hading follow the loose prin-
| cess lines that she has always affected one is OF
| white lace lightly embroidered with gold thread.
This is with fitted princess back that closes
with gold harrettes. In front the garment falls IN
| straight lines that leave the waist undenned Inc
bottom Of the skirt is MADE VIII oesP sii I
| 0old roses and palms Under the pointed lace coll
lar is a band OF wide gold ribbon fastened In the
back with large butterfly pow IN tSlnPirs %
This gold ribbon Is eInoroloereu WIN 'i0uS SeAAA
| Another gown is Of white silk mousseline sup
| porting a second robe OF hne white lace, ana mace
| with broad Empire belt OF pale yellow satin.
| For the evening the dressmakers are showing a
| good many dancing frocks triulfhsa with hfiIciaI
| flowers Pretty and girlish is SILK nousseline in