New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
FASHIONS AT THE HORSE SHOW
WHITE DRIVES OUT COLORs-REGAL WRAPS
PEARLS THE FAVORED JEWELS.

That white has positively displaced the magpie
combinations Of black and white OF the last year
or Two for smart evening occasions where even
ing dress is impossible demonstrated clearly
enough at the Horse Show. 1t has practically
driven out colors we'll though pastel shades are
seen to some extent. and turquoise blue is high in
favor for garnitures and the hint of color many
a woman requires to relieve the all white or all
black costume and hat
White gowns of crepe silk. lace satin. broad
cloth, chffon-one sees them in every box. No two
are alike, except in their departure from anything
like simplicity severity. Irish crochet lace Is
the thing to put the white gown, and some
of the most sumptuous gowns are built entirely
of lace. Where it is used garniture. If is ap-
pqued into frock, not applied TO it. Very slender
about the hips very bilIowy below the knees are
these white gowns and one shudders to think what
happens to them and to the marvellous creation of
tafreta and Valenciennes beneath them. when both
are dragged dirty floor. One ride to the
Garden but at the Ciarden?-ay, there's the
rub.
White hats. too. are all the go It's all over with
the black picture hat as an all round accompanied
of every costume. Black hats for black gowns,
white for white is the rule. and the white hat is
not complete that does not bear few $50 white
ostrich plumes #. OF evening there is r
fortune visible In ostrich pumes alone
One may take her choice how to wear her feath-
ers Draped across the front of the hat, or trick
ling down behind or the other ear. or both In
court fashion of forty years ago-one may pick
and face critical world, assured Of having done
the right thing
Silky felts in white or pastel shades are popular
Tulle hats are seen on some of the smartesI
women pretty toque seen last evening was OF
heotrope tulIe with wreath OF English daisies IN
pink white and heuotrope around the close hitting
brim. 1t worn with gown of hellotrope vel
vet. Another hat made of twisted strips OF
black tule combined with heavy jetted lace, black
satin ribbon and black roses. ms Was ~oI
n black lace dress. Very beautiful was plateau
shane Of twisted cream tule that went with a
cream cloth and lace dress. The hat was pam
Just knot Of cream ribbon at side, and httle
more under the brim, but 1t had the same SEX
People have been saying that Vlo!ets hS-u gone
out for the corsage, but the Horse Show does noL
look like IL OF an evening Women are WedIlnS
lunches of violets big cabbages (the bu9cheS'
not the viOlets). Often they carry them ooIne
times they pin them to the nun %nde1 9 The
muffs are of gray squirrel CT ernlne; ihey Tt
precisely like what the turner's salu cary III ~
the season would be worn-like what every smart
shop in the city is selling-only little more SO.
bodice in her box. One girl seen who Wore r
lemon colored silk coat. very loose, ana WIN Dig
kimono sleeves, over the pale rose OF het gown.
The coat was trimmed round and round with rows
of Japanese silk embroidery, in black, PINK ana
white Accordion pleated gray cmnon' coulDIit ts
cent three-quarter coat that had nnIng 81 ;9I
velvet embroidered by hand in blue ana WHITE SILK
Pearls Seem to take the lead Of diamonds for
evening jewels Every other woman mas 5sioy the
collar line Sometimes Il is rope or pearls I I
is passed around the throat to fall IN long Ioop
too but diamond sunbursts are trequent ana q
long victoria chain, thick with turquoise natTlH
summing effect over a ietted black lace dress
Pearl vallieres dange from every other collat anu
the latter is as likely as not tanspdrgH -
OF the wearer.