New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
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It really that fashions are becoming pref
tier every day. Even the simplest gowns are
coquettish to the verge Of bewderment and have
the most unexpected touches of establishment
The newest combination, white and green, has
extended to gowns after having established its
sway in millinery. and charming creation mas
white India muslin, with three rows of apple green
silk overlaS with white lace inset In wandy {e
points separate motifs of lace over green SILK are
inserted.
The bodice of this gown is of vandyke strips of
lace and muslin, made up in simple blouse style:
with ruff1ed elbow sleeves and round neck SASH
Of apple green chiffon with ruffles of lace on the
ends, completes the costume The nat TO De W9 Won
with it is fine white Neapotan shepherdess' Win
green leaves and white roses for trimming
gown of pale pink linen is made with grouped
tuckings running lengthwise of the skirt, in grad
uated lengths A wide Irish crochet lace encircles
the skirt at the end Of the tucks. thus giving the
appearance of a graduated f1ounce. and extends up
the middle of the front breadth. Black velvet
ribbon through the openings in the design OF
the encirclfng part the velvet is put in vertically
as in the front each strip ending in a loop below
tucked under '.frocks and fris' jacket Of the he
linen similarly dTme adorned With a wreath Of
pink roses and a large white bow.
Coats have reached degree Of gorgeousness I'M
known in years. A recent example is Of biscuit
CLOTH with deep applique Of olive green silk, out
lined with silver braid. The fronts are laid IN
wide peats with applique. and the flowing sleeves
addition of a deep upturned cuff trimmed with
guipure lace, which likewise edges the wide turned
down collar
A charming gown is made of new kind Of
French voile in a soft shade of green, with white
hairs scattered over the surface. The skirt mas
inverted box pleats running downward from the
waist stitched st each side to the knee THENCE nee
bon, with tiny gold buckle at each end, mark
the beginning of the flare at each pdea icb ,yide
fucks The bodice is blouse front with loose vest
of finely tucked grass lawn under straps OF oiach
velvet ribbon.
Fashion is in favor of the big, shady hat as sum
rner announces her arrival. A popular fancy Is
the horsehair crinone hat, which is exceedingly
light and thin, but keeps its shape Wen; ha anu
shape. with one side higher than the other and the
bT ] at the e Vsve aDoT Two al large pume
"a white and back-sweep from the sac i rom
The pnmes are caught under large felt Tosette
lovely hat is of Valencennes lace raced win
folded white tune. The crown has twist OF black
velvet around it, and huge PINK a rose so T rose is
on the upturned brim. just above the hair
One of the new coats is of oyster colored faced
CLOTH the yoke adorned with rolled tucks anu OUT
lined with a wide stitched strap of satin, design
which is repeated at the bottom of the coat with
good effect Both collar and facings take
deeper shade a pale, soft blue. like the breast OF
pigeon and are strapped over with a chaln pat
tern of satin edged with narrow fancy prSiu' WIN
cuffs of the same, the coat being lined with a SoIe
ivory brocade. 1t is worn with charming nat OF
white satin straw, drawn together at the seams
instead of being plated, in the most approved style
velvet ribbon which is caught with tiny paste
buckles and a great Paradise bird, with shaued
flame colored wings. One of the wings IS prought
through the brim and falls across the front.
beautiful gown is of pale gray voile mounted
on silk and feather stitched down every seam with
a heavy silk gray twist. 1t has three graduated
aounces deeper at the back than at the front,
each of which is headed by an 1ncruStatlon OF TIch
lace The corsage, which is pouched signify mas
insertions of same lace and yoke OF gray
chiffon finely tucked "crossway-' The same ma
terial is used the undersleeves. which are eH-
tremelv full at the wrist. The one touch of color
IS the girde which is of coral pink Liberty satln;
crushed and caught by a handsome pin OF coral
set in brilliants
Parasols are fuffer than ever, and the long nam
die of eight or years ago is seen on some OF
tha most fetching. Lace ruff1es chl1on; tune! OF
Sometimes all three, used TO adorn the uaihty
things Black and white are often combined ~
one parasol as in the of white SILK one Win
motif of black encircling the top ana pulnlsS
heiovv of white tuIle, separated by black velvet
rSI1pnn a thick putting of black tule finishes the
edge.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.