New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
THE PARTISAN GOWN.
IT'S AUGUST PHASES AT DIEPPE-FASH-
IONS FOR YOUNG GIRLS.

Dieppe August 9.
Although the weather is still cool for midsum
-ner there has been a sudden influx Of visitors
from Paris. one astonishing amount Of
lace gowns Of the crochet Irish laces rather than
g,ipures. At the Casino the other evening was a
GOWN Of crochet black silk lace trimmed with in
c-ustations of yellow lace, mounted over yellow
roousseline de sole. II with large hat
of yellow mousseline de sole. trimmed with yellow
ostrich plurnes It is noticeable that every August
ostrich plumes worn while no one seems 10
think OF them earlier in the season. This year. as
flowers are rather out of favor, there are more
rIurnes than ever. although other feathers are
worn as smart wings and sweeping birds OF para
disc.
A gown that has Just come down from Paris IS
Of ecru Venise point, trimmed with white cloth
embroidered finely in a green and ecru SILK paSse-
,nen+erie The bottom of the lace skirt is cut OUT
in points and finished with embroidered teeth OF
cloth and the blouse is a cloth yoke arranged
IN much the same way. The sleeves have cap OF
the embroidered cloth cut in points, large laee
pun and a cloth cuff.
Pretty indeed is a gown Of Irish lace, trimmed
with English embroidery. The lace skirt Is cut Hhe
a scalIoped tunic over an underskirt covered WIN
narrow embroidered rufies- There is big ruined
collar on the bodice. and the gown is mounted
over blue which seems be the color Favored
when English embroidery IS in question. with
this is a hat Of English embroidery. trimmed with
blue chiffon and black velvet
AT GARDEN FETE.
q charming chateau some miles inland from DepPe'
and TO which the greater part Of the guests went
IN automobiles. The dust cloaks were long loose
affairs as graceful in shape as is possible win so
voluminous a garment They were mostly VI nm
silk some OF shot taffetas A pretty shape 1a9N
e3ed over on one shoulder in toga fashion. 1here
were some lovely long driving cloaks not SO severe
1t does seem strange that the uginess OF tle "u
tonohe costume does not destroy the popularlls VI
the snort A long cloak of fine silky white alpaca
wit
lot of little tasses. beautiful garEen&6 & GI Peg Peg
cloth had oeep coLaT stions so 90 on the lace The
big sleeves opened over little lace paneS .1Hd
closed with small black silk tassels A lot OF
,bese +asseis are used to say nothing Of the fancy
buttons that seem 70 be coming IN ifiI different
in color or design Some large pearl ones have % it-
Another set has repousse silver design. nounte1
on white wood These were used on d gray clo'4i
To return to the costumes worn at the garden
;T5Tnea 5efe %th ste6ed bands Of white silk and
I aoouL bi.e mine had the skirt trimmed by two
rows Of shaped scallops cut out OF white tIleia 1
;Tbese TWO rows were joined by lace insertion;
The top OF the skirt had little SIX YOKE ssileT nI
jnred bertha effect match the trimming on me Lre
si--,-,ad T-ifh lace ana heavy. rich blue and
green embroidery and the belt ana @ a oeT 31 eio7i7
iPspseois are aston!shingy simple-that is, there
are not many % q Tb Gf1lo six inset with fine white
embroidery, done either on me Isl sllA & 90 g i4eS rb
=
fo1 % % ard others Of heavy white silk are en-
broidered in white silk braid
WHEN TAKING TEA
pea1fv b-aid and passementerie and embroidery
-e,r 70 he the novel features now. 1t has not been
she 1ace season that nrophcsled. Or course'
there are any number Of lace gowns. but on the
-sT, r,o5ish gowns there is far less lace used as
q --ir7rrtng than VAS expected This VIII prove
,r,e in the autumn when braid and passementerle
are expected TO dominate everything and 70 De
eouaIlv fashionable on thin house gowns and on
fur Jackets. 49,, - . - .,-,s
club he ofh afternoon some especially
pretty gowns one of white silk mouSseNne had q
edged with several Of black velvet ribbon
The lluper skirt. which seemed 70 form = turlc:
and blouse made OF alternate STRIPS OF
wide Ealenciernes and the accordion pleated mus
lin There was deep yoke forming caps over the
OF heavy lace. and DroadeT
ribbon through this. tying on eacn shont-
der viii OF long loops and ends. The
sleeves were Nalenciennes and accordion plclt-
"a muslin and gathered into nttle cuffs OF the
heavy lace There loose velvet ribbon about
the choker t,ing with long, loose ends. The big
picture hat was trimmed with pale blue gauze and
pink rases--ather Z Vatican coTnbinaton--and the
Tarasol Was Of fancy SIX IN the two coors, with
q black velvet bow the wood handle.
OF the young girls are wearing these nat,
round collars o. embroidered batiste. edged,
rule with NalenCennes. They are trying, of course.
81 the throat IS not round and white Some old
fashioned lace colarS are used I'm the same way
There are also starched linen collars, round and
jackets that look we'll on linen blouses