New-York tribune., 1902-04-06

seline. The blouse is of mousseline de sole and
embroidery. with a tiny set-in vest of the cloth
ending in a square cloth bow In front placed on
the upper edge of the draped waistband OF white
silk. There is little tucked yoke that rises to
make choker of mousselne de sole and the
enormous sleeves gathered into close, hlgn
cuff of embroidery.
A lovely gown is of some thin white stuff, prob
ably crepe, embroidered in wreaths Of raised
roses done in pink gauze; the wreaths connected
by a chain of pearls and gold embroidery rms
etlorolqtty Is ohIy on the shitt te 5o, ~,
lace het inset about the square decoetage and
pink stuff The bolero closes with chains of pearls.
EFFECTIVE COLOR COMBINATION.
There is an effective color idea carried out on a
gown Of pale blue silk. heavily incrusted with
cream lace. The sleeves. made in big puffs falling
narrow cuff have the lower part of black
and white lace. This is the only black on the
gown, but there is a touch of cerse velvet in the
way of a cravat
An odd and lovely lace gown has the cream lace
trimmed with figures OF black lace, these sur
rounded with ruchngs of white ribbon The gown
is mounted over pink. The black lace is used on
the blouse like lines of cockades or huge buttons
down each side of the front. The yoke is plach' as
Ff a he seve oecrio m in these gowns the
favored model. fits closely but not tightly the
upper part of the arm, and grows large and droop,
ing below the elbows. where it is gathered into a
close cuff or I'm ngh n as d the lover part Of
the bag generally elaborateiy trimmed any Any
eraiiv Continuation of the trimming the bodice,
for in spite of sleeves close at the top there Is
Eject to the figure This effect is course, helped
by the elaborate collars In vogue Wtlrh , artiS S
by means Of elaborate, rufted foundations or SILK
Anoher e sjsevsonF h9wngg oGag aud bS, fsg sss
generally becoming than the sleeve just descrloed
Then in lace the long. mitaine sleeve. joining a
puff the elbows, is pretty gray Yelling gown
diet embroidered with white and light blue wool
There is i an @ smP be- gccss ,o or not remains to be
seen II seems rather odd that women nave not
to return to 3td hs IS prffk & G95 snt ha
the unlined mitaine sleeve will be popular
IrNDERsL LEEvES TO MATCH COLLARS.
I-ndersleeves of lingerie to match collars will be
r,uch used on pique and linen gowns. There is no
reaso, 70 fear that undersleeves will go out during
the summer for too many of the summer models
.ho,- ,ber and they are so pretty. A suit OF navy
bIue linen has the front Of the bolero and deep
ea+ collar embroidered in white cotton. over this
collar Is o %hf there is no choker The linen sleeves
which fare below the elbows: are esnbroldered IN
white and slashed ever pgted undersleeves that
match the batiste collar There are stitched tabs
on the Jacket and skirt trimmed with tiny pearl
THIS Cotton embroidery referred is modish
and H IS generally used in combna ton with
perforations embroidered and filled in with cotton
Siat Enpiish embroidery. in crescents, barbs or in
nntredenx and ruffes win probably be the first
trimming ch0ker @ 2 for nd we'll t is n H
fectiy correct to mix this with Irish lace vaen
elaborate models for the summer that do not show
at least kinds of lace.
good deal Of attention in Paris. No mondaine of
goes or at least goes openly to the public
entertainments at which masks and In f. ncy cos
Were aneS required to Of and
the idea proved to be an excellent len one The men
the Rue Balzac and the Rue Mozart but the