New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-30

about. Paris dressmakers are rarely conventional
in their ideas. and, perhaps for this reason, excel
IN gowns for the evening where the personal touch
is always desirable.
A gown. simple vet unique is of black tulle and
Jet. mounted over yellow mousseline de sole. The
tulle is also inset with black lace figures. The bot
tom of the skirt has pattern OF black lace figures,
and attached to the points in the pattern ropes
of Jet running down from atticework corselet
At the extreme bottom Of the skirt is trimming
OF jet beads. The is covered by jet lat
ucework, with the exception Of the full elbow
sleeves. which of the yellow mousselne de sole
The yellow mousseline also rises above the jet.
show in soft folds that frame becominsly the
decolletage. An Of red for the hair
and large bunch for the corsaEe complete the
toilet
Among the many lovely materials for evening
shaded tulleS. one shading from green
to blue is charming. 1t is deliberately inset with
black chantilly ana mounted a pale blue
foundation, The shades OF blue and green in the
tulie are the strong shades characteristic Of Japa
An evening gown for. young girl is Of lovely
well explains the stuff which has the most fascnat-
lance Of a short Yoke and is trimmed at the bot
tom by two pleated ruffies over the ruffles hang
bunch Of White mousseiine de- sole roses The
corsage shirred ali about with below the shirring
a bertha made match the hOunceS the skirt
roses Of moCsseine dc sole and pearls larger than
those used on the ruffies
EMBRoIDERIEs FOR QUEENS
! At a place here that does rich embroideres for
: the most expensive couturiers cmbroideries that
appear all the courts of Europe. they making
| a most magnificent oyerskirt it is of white Venice
! point. with a sUnbuTst pattern in il OF gold en-
broidery worked white flet The pattern is ar
ranged to hang down from the waist. Another
beautiful robe pattern a COPY OF old ia panese
pattern done silk gauze. The place Is store
house of valuable curioses in the way Of bits #
old Drocade. historic garments and pieces or ancient
embroidery that models.
There is pretty of lace the following dark
blue velvet gown. About the bust of the bodice
TWO bands OF japanese embroidery separated by
three inches Of heavy shrrinE, and this serves
q heading for lace hounce that Stimulates
boero. The founce is trifc longer in front than
up a little side if 70 close there Above
the embroidery is pleated yoke of white mousse
line covered with lace pattern, and there IS
embroidery the chokeT and 10 form bretelles
The upper part OF the sleeves show q band Of en-
broideTy with band Of shrring each side. and
the fulress the sleeve is shirred at the elbows
the inside OF the allowing the bag 10 fall
a close cuff of white silk and lace. Tho skirt is
arranged three times with of shrrings headed
| By bands of embroidery.
The modish woolIen embroidery Is used the
most elaborate kind OF velvet gowns. This il. OF
| course. a matter of taste. and many would prefer
chenille silk on so rich material. but the wool
| is considered appropriate for almost material
\ visiting gown OF corded almond green velvet has
! the skirt trimmed with deep and most elaborate
/ pattern done in dark green and duh red woods.
! There is a band of vison about the bottom and a
touch of here and there the embroidery
| There is more of the embroidery the
blouse. which is rather simply made. IL is IN
| tended 10 be WORE with large vison stole.