New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FOR TINY PARISIANS.
LITTLE GIRLS FASHIONS APE THOSE OF
The MAAfNlAS-A NEW KIND
OF CORSET.

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sddly after those adopted by their mammas. one
,ees gowns and cloaks for small maidens, trimmed
with braid and passsmenteTie elaborate with but
tons and made with fancifu little sleeves slashed
and trimmed. Coas, too, have reversible fronts 20
ue worn thrown open 10 show fancy and trimmed
inings Everything for little girls is made exces-
tvey short and TO fare at the bottom fact that
makes the cut Of the underclothes most important.
Little csnbric petticoats have in some instances
rows Of starched rufies running 10 the waist behind
and the little pantaloons trimmed with full far
ing rutAes cut very short. There are some useful
birts made OF a kind OF ine white mohair These
sep clean longer than the white linen and hold the
little skirts well They be made dainty
18th fsgotting and me trimming in the way OF
Jws OF baby ribbon and hand work.
Red is a tavorite color for the school or every
Gay frock, and some modish red frocks are trimmed
With black. One for a girl OF nine has yoke and
runs and a deep border on the skirt made OF rows
Of black braid joined by rows OF fagotting. This
over the red cloth is most effective There is
fitted belt stitched with black A RED frock for a
younger child is laid in wide box pleats The box
geats are tucked 10 the yoke. where the tucking
finishes with black silk ornaments There is a low
fitted belt, and below the pleats tucked again
tor space OF a few inches and trimmed with more
ornaments The sleeves are arranged in the same
way.
FOR HER BEST GOWN.
A best gown for uttle girl Of five is a red
Indian muslin dotted with black. There are yoke
and puns al the elbows OF grass cloth tucked with
red silk, and a fitted belt of grass cloth stitched
solid with red. over the yoke motifs of ecru
lace and narrow dcru lace finishes the little flow
Ing sleeve that fails over the puff and trims the
wrist OF the sleeve. The yoke is finished with a
full ruffe and ;here are TWO narrow rufes on the
bottom OF the fUl skirt.
For the child. delicate little blonde. IS de-
signed an outdoor costume all in black. The cloak
Is Russian blouse of + fine silky black cloth held
e, -iI sf2F
aouoe-hreasteG front IL closed with six handsome
eod buttons. and is made 80 IL may be worn open
70 show the white silk inning trimmed with black
ano gold embroidery. Tho deep collar supports a
collar OF finest lingerie, and there are little turnup
hheerle Guns The hroad-urimmed hat oi Zioeline
felt is trimmed with q Liberty scarf falling in
ioi Of soft bows down the back and on the side IL
single, long ostrich feather.
dainty little cloak Of light cloth is trimmed
With white silk frogs and biE white silk collar
mace handsome with hand work Cloaks for little
boys are oaten trimmed with deep white cloth col
lars
The prevalence OF long, close tunics and close
basQues seems 10 be affecting the style Of corset
worn. Al several corset places they are putting
forward corset made long over the abdomen,
nps and back with the idea OF extending the
waist as much as possible and reducing the hpS.
Il rather suggests The style Gf figure that has a!
Nays been admired among Englsh women J ne
Sesk OF the corset is Of course. straight as must
sorle ne case WIN any style oI coissI eel, ,0ay % ~, ~
TO the old idea
TRIMMED CORSETS.
Some handsome corsets are made of striped and
ho"eTed silk with the strips making Us down the
''oi; The points make the figure look graceful and
teno woman from her corset maker well content
Sorsets with lace applications are considered The
Lelsht OF elegance. A pretty trimming ~ OF
ace ace on the front OF the corset starting under a
trimmed with lace applications which run down on
garter pieces. the clasps OF whcn are covered %
q lac
ing Is repeated over the clasps that are attached
Every EFFORT is made 20 make the side garters as
elEborate has been possible IN the case OF t4e
there are bows OF Iace and ribbon covering the
meta pieces. and in other cases the clasps anu anu
slides are made OF gold and decorated in nouveau
ar style. These fascinating and much more
.enptng 10 the purse than the elaborate rouhd
seter. which is clumsy In effect and uncomtorlanle
4 viii be easy 10 satisfy. personal taste this
season in the matter OF outside garments livery
'eneth long, short and medium, seems TO be correct
d, 4olg ones eAceeolhsig St ~ s -, sbrt
s eaes cut IN box fashion, but so cunnngly cut ana
adjusted that they define the figure charmingly
NC Is much seen IN gowns ana SaIinsSh1s s ~, ~,
solng women. A Jaunty sacque, cut 10 mare ou'
ming quantities Of sttchings IN its color and
lite motifs OF red psssementerie. The feature OF
collar cut out in a curve in the back with passe-
henterie ornaments on each side. There are ans also
eassementerie ornaments the stitched bahds
ao~n the front. The shoulder seams are long, ana
ne sleeves Increase in a large puff that gathers
mo turnup cuff stitched all over ana trimmed
WIN passementerie ornaments.
LARGE HATS EVERYWHERE.
n comfortable carriage wrap completely covering
mo gown is OF black zibeline with a yoke and IN
''sa stole of pale green cloth. embroidered IN
9ack and white An about the yoke and down the
sues OF the stole Is a scant founce u black satin
ss,.fened with green. The loose sleeves are lined
~ ~ pale green silk and finished with black rufhes
ssI.ier. judging from the early models They are as
~rnnins sIl the ease in te % Sptis' ~ ,sc ~ tbs