New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-01


bro,dery Of white guipure and ounches OF krares
n,oda or t;nv silk buttons. and the same trimming
is used on the sides of the boero wn,ch opens o'.
q blouse of white mousseine de sole: Inc sao"
ribbons of light blue silk tie IN the back IN
double position bow ana there - 'o "
on the lace choker
Iouisine silk seems slightly less popular thai q
season ago. but foulards promise to snare the SUI
ces. of tafeta Foulards showing dots polka oo.s
and larger elongated dots are first choce ana Iooh
,ort,cu,arlv we'll made up with pleats. For SILK
gowns lace is the first choice IN trimming TWO
sometimes three kinds of lace Being o1teh useo oii
ono gown For instance, Valenciennes edge Is
sometimes combined with the heavy Irish or Alien
con lace Irish lace collars made up with m
serted squares embroidered batiste ana 'nere are
handsome affairs of colored linen and Irish lace.
CoLoRED LACEs MODISH
For the spriae colored laces considered mod
sh on suits OF yelling and light CLOTH Inc iace
choken is generally Cuny. and 1t Is dyed 10 Ha'ca
exactly the stuff. A gown of champagne cooreu
yelling and lace has on the skirt two rows " ~
lace in diamonds, the diamonds united DS s'i'oHu
pattes Of white panne. On the blouse is ueep ~
lar OF the lace finished by ruffe OF the cio'ii
that falls well over the tops of the sleeves Ihere
are pattes again used on this collar ana IL 10 a..
tached to the choker by tiny yoke OF soio cioh'
This collar fastens In front with white SILK oihe
ments The blouse is pleated with a hign Del. VI
white name and there are lace diamonds set into
the lower part of the full sleeves which are
finished by small wristbands of panne
On silk gowns a good deal of Engish en-
brodery is used in the way Of pattes' squares
diam onds and crescents. that may be lhsef leu ~
the silk and outlined perhaps by narrow SILK OF
velvet. Wolfe gowns are not free from 'iiiiihi,s
of this sort. A costume of tan Veline Is ii"
with three shaped pieces on the skirt, ana .nese
are edged by a fringe which appears " NC
made of he rayellings of the wolfe. On the sEaPeo
founces are haIfmoons of English emoroioeis'
edged with black velvet. The blouse Is hiiu Ia
clusters of circular tucks, with trimming OF the
hefW
IS a deep collar and undersleeves made OK EN-
brodery and squares of black veive'. the ia''ei
embroidered in white cotton.
Some elegant gowns of wolfe have Mexican
drawn work design done in the stun In iIni'a'oii
of this comes a handsome trimming OF Drawn WIZ
both in linen and silk A white coth gown 10
trimmed with this In the way OF oahos oh '
skirt disposed In original fashion Inc os'
cross in front about foot above the neh. anu "
held by two r!descent pearl hnttohsi 'hese &C.
run IN the side for little more than half the as
lance of the skirt and then down 10 the oo''oii
of the train The bands are used on the oouse ~
make STOLE and to trim lace sleeves ana 'hete
are more buttons somewhat smaller than those oii
the skirt.
VARIOUS KINDS OF BUTTONS
Tor cloth and vole gowns one sees lot Of
crochet buttons and perhaps lot more OF passe-
menterie ornaments and little fancy daHseS.
summer gowns, especially on the linens anu piq''
a lot of small pearl and Dresden buttons VIII DC
used A handsome button is small drop OF s'eea
with q single pearl set in Small punches OK SEED
pearls are pretty. The iridescent pearl ou'.oiiS
are sometimes in elaborate gold or silver TINS
There is every attempt to find novel enects IN
hand embroidery. The wool embroidery mat was
such success In the winter comes now on net ana
lace Then there is cotton embroidery that Is
effective than SILK ImaEns With Black
and white cotton The embroidery is used down HI
the sides and the skirts OF cpae a as is to be
Worn woe eU With ab black Roi lac skirts nu.
delicate pattern on bottom of the skirt done
in yellow and white wool It Is Wonaer 1hits
ss is embroidered in the and opens
over s T5ont gown 81 Gre Of bue linen has pretty trim
Of eatisse and -, eatss g1s
the embroidery edged with ruflins and md
to the p was by of the
choker and yoke of the are Of batste s'rTe eo
Wfth n gt Sr pu oVer the elbows made Of but
toned The skirt arranged a. IN sd ds p nan
bands of the embroidered stun
LINEN TAILOR MADEs
Tailor made suits of blue linen, dotted with
white are sometimes trimmed with white linen
nassementerie They are modish. Some heavy
white linens have tiny black dot, almost 1nv1s1oe
and look well combined with white pique. Most Oh
the linen and pique gowns are elaborate ana can
for a lot of trimming. generally Irish iaces ana
English embroidery 1t seems as yet dhhcui' 10
saw what will be the best material for summer
| "knockabout" gown. These elaborate piaues ana
ANYTHING but p1Retsso add the eiab is
o dhe sh fashion, Pensee silk again and it
that viii s Gt G made with
and ans pieated Skirt trimmed with pattes Of the same
easily and be modsh to degree.
Black esning ssspes black
white An effective affair Of black tuls is covered
be sp Of sf the Cluster ss sf
skirt The corsase and elbow sleeves are ca
is large white tulle chou with single large ten
An odd dinner gown Is OF PACK ,ace W.T. ~
q natteru in black jet running over IL A eOWh Oh
White tu!le trimmed large Jet butterflies is
most effective
MoHAIR SEEN AGAIN
There are several forms of mohair that promise
to be popular. A material part moha1r ana part
silk with a heavy grain. is in great favor FOR
tailored costumes practical costume OF this IN
navy blue has the breadth Of the skirt out
lined by lines of bowknots done in black SILK orAio-
There is a short bolero OF the stun railing over
second Jacket t 5u srs s nes
attached to black braid ornaments ana 'lere Is OH
odd belt of rich Indian stuff x, 1913 -
A dainty trimming consists OF fringe mage ;ts OF
strands Of extremely narrow Pompadour Ilnnon.
ThT n Is e SssS de and the Yelling appeas
travelled to make body to the ripp o ,n make
up-and-down stripes the shaped founces
hut as vet they have not to any extent:
They will certainl> be lovely on the SILK linens ana
Short walking suits are having certain success;
one in the Bots the other morning was Ok
through it It cut about two inches above the
so1et pleats which tipped it up wei! from the
ground There was closed ana nt,ed JACKET et
plain cloth trimmed with green passementerie'
TO GIVE THE PRISONER OF ZENDA."
Anna De,ory Martin will give her arrangement OF
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