New-York tribune., 1902-03-23

outside of the large silk sleeves. which open to
snow enormous undersleeves Of lace. About the
shoulders is a circular collar and the front
closes with ornaments of white and gray silk The
skirt made OF the gray is trimmed with narrow
stitched bands of both cloth and silk arranged in
splashes.
A gown in the trousseau is of gray yelling. the
skirt arranged in two deep puffs and then in two
full rufles, ungracefu fashion that IS having
some vogue With this dear" little coat OF
guipure over blue silk. The Of the jacket
laced with narrow black ribbon, the ribbon
trimmed with small blue silk buttons. and loops and
ends OF this ribbon with the tiny buttons are used
on the waist behind and on the sleeves. The
sleeves are slashed over large lace ruhles
A pretty idea on both skirts and blouses IS
arrangement of pleated panels. separated by entre-
doux or fancy fagoting. An attractive gown of
red ranvas has the skirt made of five rounded
panels extending about to the knees and bordered
rest OF the skirt is made of small rufles OF the
stun The blouse closes on the sides with lines OF
narrow rues and fnisheT VIII ia@e wrist6sHd %
The same idea is shown on a blouse OF pale yeI-
low taneta. The panels making a short DolerO
tucked dagonally and. Joined by rows of fagot-
ing. The lower part of the blouse OF plain silk is
joined to the panels in the same way and the
opens over front Of white lace. embroidered with
straw figures. and there is a touch OF bright red
For the spring combinations OF cloth and foulard
white spots in IT, has the skirt made with two
full rufiies about the bottom. these rufies held
down at intervals by clusters of stitched
bands Of red clotn running from the waist to the
ters each side There a jacket OF cloth with
a waistband of the silk knotting in the back. with
ends falling over the cloth positions. The cloth
sleeves are short and close; the undersleeves be-
ginning &bove the elbows and finishing with a
MTlstDano, consisting OF huge pu1s OF the silk
trimmed with up and down straps OF cloth. The
or may be open with the turned back sides
showing the foulard. silk lining.
jacket mostly closing in this way worn open
with turned over sides A blue serge suit has the
the sides are turned back. The sides are trimmed
shows again the lining the pagoda sleeves.
which have close. high cuffs OF white satin with
OF small box pieats stitched down fiat over The the
hips and for a short distance in the back the
stitching being done in white.
Fancy stitching IS much In evidence. and coloTed
supposedly worn out mode. PaQuin shows a suit
Of violet cloth trimmed @ with bands Of white cloth
on the SIDES the the Peats e ST stitched and outlined by
running almost 10 the hem OF the skirt and the
others diminishing toward the back About the
bottom OF me skirt Is wide band OF white panne
stitched with violet, and smaller bands trim the
lot of the taffeta blouses are stitched with a
second color. Very nice is a blouse of navy blue
and these clusters trimmed with motifs of ecru
broidered in the same color and In red
There promises TO be a touch Of red on lot OF
with small box pIeats that are edged with narrow
folds Of red batiste is one example flannel
through it is made up with yoke and belt and straps
ON on inc etitbee Gon@ IN red and wbtc WOOL
white silk shirt, stitched with red and trimmed
will not surprising If starched collars and cuffs
come in general use again French women have
winter and the smart blouse makers are emphasiz m ;
g re9dY Eie made blonses no matter how high their
grade. come with soft cuffs. It is about time for for
always been something very attractive about
starched linen 70 W. well gFoGmfd ONE p woman am so no pep
other revival Of a supposedly exploded mode.