New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.
DAINTY SHIRT WAISTS FOR NEXT SEA-
SON-SAsHEs TO BE WORN AGAIN.

Already the large shops present a summerllke
aspect that reminds that winter IS half gone
Even parasOls presented for consideration
Conspicuous among these are those of black lace,
for which decided popularity is predicted White
and cream lace. also will be much used with Hight
gowns ard it is prophesed that the beautiful hand
run Spanish lace parasol will be restored TO
favor.
Another style shown is Of fine linen in the natural
shade in some cases covered with a stimulation Of
white crocset lace. Others have figures dots in
blue. black red.
The new wash shirt waists entirely fascinat-
Ing even the simplest. The prevalence OF en-
broidery Is noticeable in the white waists. and
some OF the more elaborate have both lace and en-
broidery incorporated In the fabric The yoke has
returned to oidtime popularity. and is either
as an actual yoke a simulated one In fully four
hfths OF the waists shown.
One dainty waist. OF finest sheerest lawn has
tiny tucks Of graduated lengths forming pointed
yoke, which fits into an insertion OF Guipure that
extends more than half way to the waist line. The
sleeves elbow length. and slightly fulled into
beading through which blue ribbon IS drawn and
tied in bow. A two-inch guipure edge finishes
the sleeve, and the collar IS simply band'of bead
ing with ribbon through.
This low, soft. straight finish for the neck and
the elbow sleeve to be the established modes
in all the fine white waists. 1t IS to be noted also
that there is the least possible funess in the front
which pouches in an nhnitesimal degree
Another feature Of the summer STYLES VIII be the
wide ribbon sash. with short bows and long ends.
A handsome made SASH deeply fringed has plain
satin edges about inches wide. and a white
taffeta centre four inches wide, which has warp
printed Persian design about twelve inches deep at
each end. The entire sash is nearly four yards
long This design comes In different color schemes.
Printed Dresden taffeta ribbons eight inches wide
edged with chiffon.
DRESS GOODS FOR SUMMER
The summer dress goods bewitching to the
last degree. There mousselnes de sole print
ed in floral designs. with a further establishment
of embroidery! There the fmiest of silk
linen mulls. fine as cobwebs with delicate tracery
OF embroidered leaves and sprays There silk
batistes of exquisite sheerness embroidered in
colors either in dots designs
Among the uttarian goods the silk
cotton mixtures Of special Importance. SILK
ginghams striped In al colors, fowered silk
Inns and striped silk cheviOts OF these.
The merccrized Oxfords and cheviots almost
beautiful the silk mixed goods. and Swiss
muslins With colored dots arv in greater variety
than
novelty in silk waist material IS the pattern
waist. with fronts. sle@Ye bands and sometimes
the back embroidered in self harmoniZng cOlors.
They range in price from s. 80 to S25 the pattern,
according to the richness OF the embroidery. The
same idea IS shown in fine wOollen goods.
An Oddity In waist Is Of white silk. with inset
linen cOOred lace across the front, above which is
a design in French knots of turquoise and black.
One Of the satin fOuards has large and
small coin spots of violet and black broche
white ground. Another has yellow and black
spots, and still other combinations TO be found
The design is OF the handsomest and most
effective of the season.