New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
CRAZE FOR FANCY SLEEVES
SOME IN PARIS A FOOT IN WIDTH AT
THE wRIST-MORE C0L0RS
TO BE WORN.
A FEW SPECIMENS

Is.
II lools as II the craze for fancy sleeves were
,-atn. IN influence even the most sober OF the
.unnzper frocks. Here is walking suit OF nav
hl,,a linen crossed by lines Of white mace WIN
short walking skirt and Jacket all after lhe mus
severe tailored style The bottom Of the skirt IS
frinraed with stitched bands Of the same STUN heIo
~ email hlue buttons. and larger buttons close
the double breasted jacket The sleeves slillplS
increase from the shoulders to width OF d loo'
across at the wrist and are siashed up the oaesoe
of the arm. The slashing is trimmed With cius
ters Of small buttons. and frh OF hensutcheo
-b,.e ,at.ste sticks out the slashings and nm
tshes the bottom of the sleeves This is worn win
"a turnover linen collar and silk craFaI a1ao the
sleeves Of the batiste blouse, worn pehe0'i' nav
small starched wristbands.
rrta iscle+s that are cut with loose flowing
sleeves call, as g matter Of course. for an under-
blouse but there is considerable question as 10 Jus'
what is to be under dress ooolce cut Win
this style of sleeve. a number of the dressmakers
ore making a tight lining that covers the elbows
and holds the fun sleeve in place IN case the arm arm
is lifted. This lining meets the long glopes ttiat @
seem so necessary nov. In SCme cases what mas
been referred lining makes fancy close close
the undersleeve seems almost although
st may be entirely concealed
MILITARY ORNAMENTS
Passementerie. esrecially frogs and military Or
rarnents is in great favor for summer gowns IN
the fashionable thin woods A gown OF navy pIue
wool muslin has the pleated blouse trimmed down
the front with rows Of military ornaments III
the same shade Of blue. About the shoulders Is
q 6eep collar Of hlet lace and application framing
a little yoke of embroidered batiste. The sleeves
ars the feature of the gown They are peI4selE p1 =.
the voile that Just covers the elbows: under this
is hounce Of the lace and the cioss fo
IS of the passementerie over white chli1on. .. .
The skirt is arranged in small pieats, ana iae
i9 1eooi over a white lining The drop skirt is Of
white silk While white is certainly as tashionapIe
-enarkeq fnat @ gay, gay Winter Of pale shades ard
hat ed
fore There has been deal of red all the sprlng
anS Sumner linens Navy blue is worn than
1t has fer some years: THESE color hints
summer gowns for the summer VIII always call
for light shades Still the foulards show gay pat
Terms,
NEW CRAvAT
Some Hungarian embroidery. in black and bright
nlue OF g white ground. is effectively used
gown Of beige colored yelling. The skirt is shrred
at the waist line behind and falls in full pleats,
and is trimmed on the sides and behind with three
,ha ped pieces of the stuff bordered with an inch
or two of the embroidery. The little bolero made
sn the straight. haring fashion that has recently
come into such vogue has collar Of the en-
ornament with dangling ends. The full elbow
sleeves have turRup cuff OF the embroidery, with
passementerie ornaments hanging from the outside
of the arm. The anderSleeVes of heavy ecru
lace and are a part OF the lace blouse which is
almost covered by a sash Of blue ribbon which
crosses in front between the jacket sides; making
fastens in series OF knots and Ettle fanlike ends
both pretty and original. for IL does not in the
least look Ike made craVat- There is visible
closing TO the soft blue ribbon belt
a good many Of the Grand PriS models show full
skirts shirred laid in pleats about the hips. 1t
IS mode that may not outlive the summer, al
though shrewd observers Of fashions say that
Grand Prix fashions always influence the winter
styles But fun skirts are better suited TO sum
winter and the mode may go with the thin
eks and veilings. The dressmakers have done
and doing their best TO make the full peated
skirts popular but up 10 nov they have gained
ground slowly.
lines Of black. is made up with skirt tucked all
abou: the hips and back and slightly pufed in
pompadour fashion. a deep founce, tucked in
clusters. is put with waving heading of
of narrow. black gauZe ribbon slightly rufied, and
Of Irish point and Nalenciennes lace The lower
part Of this founce is trimmed with harbs of Irish
lace, in which inserted small figures of black
Chartilly. There is a deep yoke the bodice TO
match this-that IS, IL is OF Irish lace. with the
points falling down the bodice and the little
zhe choker Lines of the ruffied sauze ribbon
used on the choker and about the shoulders to
outline shorter yoke. The full sleeves have small
lace cuffs. with lines Of gauze ribbon trimming
running up on the sleeve. The narrow. shaped
waistband is OF Irish lace. trimmed with Chan
tily. There three kinds OF lace used this
gown.
GOWNS OF EMBROIDERY.
There are to be seen some charming gowns of all
over English embroidery mounted over colored
slips One over pale blue has the skirt built in
three deep ruffes. and jacket bodice showing
front and underseeyes OF embroidered ecru ba-
1isfe. The choker is encircled by pleated scarf