New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

the first OF the season he was making 10 skirts
with shaped hOunces. recent model from this
place has skirt Of this shape with the apron
bordered with stitched pleats held by stitched
diamonds The founces are also heavily orna-
mented with stitching. The blouse jacket had
basque pieces arranged in clusters Of stitched
reats ornamented with the diamonds and the same
trimming running up the closed front Passe-
menterie ornaments CLOSED the garment
FANCY STITCHING.
Stitching is gaining in favor. and by this *
meant stitching independent Of laid on pieces or
cloth. There is too lot OF stitched bands out
more stitched blocks and diamonds. good deal
Of the trimming tailored suits is CT the broken
variety.
Many Of the soft hairy zibeliues are made dressy
and suitable for house and reception gowns d.
means Of stitched bands Of taffeta and Japanese
embroidery a gown Of pearl gray zoehhe-'ne
soft thin kind. that hangs in folds almost as sou
rs crepe-has one Of the new skirts hung from d
shirred yoke II is trimmed about the bottom IN d
design that rises on the sides in latuce "o'h
pattern Of stitched taeta bands in the same coIor
framing squares Of the fashionable japanese en-
broldery in dull greens and brighter blues On me
bodice is a deep collar made OF the lattice worn
cut out in part and part filled IL with the en-
broderv and this hangs deep aounce or
ecru lace The short full sleeves finish with trli-
ming Of taffeta bands and embroidery ana lheie
are undersleeves OF ecru lace
The zfbeInes Of the lightweight variety are par
tcularly well suited lc AilS iNii Shi - "--'~'-
ENJOYING q certain vogue. They were dwelt on in
last weeks letter. More and more Of the dress
makers are making them. but, as was sa'u 'iiI,'
their success will probably be limited Ihey ollS
appear we'll on slender figures, for really the mp
line al all full is quite out Of date The Farls
6ressr,.ter assumes that her clients are able to
develou and suppress curves at WILL anu JUST ~"
hips arc pronounced out =,
The tunic gown, of which so fnuch mas oeeH Sou
this season comes now with the tune Inaoe IONS
fhdn L
Often n is the dress skirt hung over SILK iouhoa-
,io, "a g,.,ed Aounce but again II forms a real
princess with the bodice and may be removed
with IL IKE a cloak While the tunic may nave an
unbroken nrincess front, the back Is generaHy
broken with belt
THE TUNIc GOWN
A handsome gown of this sort is drab or stone
- -. .r,r,,ned with a fancy black and
s.r,. "a h~atd and passementerie. Inc front VI
the tuntc IS double breasted and trimmed gov"
On. side With a pattern done in BRAID anu Passe-
rnenterte and the same pattern runs ABOUT tiie
small mart Of the skirt exposed Inc Dach " ,ot =
i1sn1c a1.arsLtr, hangs from unoer narrow clorH
belt and hangs in clusters % - 80 ilacLr hra i'd
stitched and trimmed with narrow pia oIntb en-
The tunic has woke and choker OF req clotn' en-
broidered in black braid ana the -e sleeves
are noderste in size and trimmed on tHe
the arm with the braid pattern: ms eo,,,IreI
suit IA be worn with long scarf OF eias .a;Is
nrs,t,, fssbion IS the use of little er1nlns tlis
On wool gowns. A. recent ~etnbroIdered and cut
out and trimmed with these taus - 49, -
with a large ermine stole and ermine toque: an,
other instance 81 the fashion took the form OF
gray zibeiine made with long tunc hanging Oyer t
sbo15er we're Trimmed with the ernine tails
About the throat errnine eIava al so few Of
them are &c vet worn that they have great ass
q distinction They are mercy hs,d 18th an orna.
nent or bunch of tails They are nat NOT rGnsh
y.ieh makes ths unlike LIKE tn the y !srs ago lW
There were sonne beautiful velvet gowns hoiA