New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

Embroidered swisses of the old time
favorites that have been revived. well as the
richly embroidered mulls; and they make up ex-
ouisiteIv both for day and evening gowns, and
with bows and knots Of ribbon are sxseedinsT ~
look as new and fresh at the first wearing.
The last few days the best shops have been ef-
hibiting gowns of pure white, and ivory White can
vas made without Innings. flare founce on the
skirts and strapped with either narrow white satin
or taffeta bands applied in irresular ana ar1ls{e
designs: the waists either on the blouse MAKE
or OH, ' Srt isf THESE suits are rnodsh and dainty
and exceedingly useful on cool days
The "tulle' dresses this season are q pronounced
rival Of the shirt waist and separate skirt cos
tume if not as economical In making them II IS
host 10 keep them simple in design and yet smart
in effect as they wash much better and come OUT
without the appearance of having been done up
Shirt waist suits are becoming every day more
popular They are made of all the summer ma
excepting for country wear. where musiins' p4ueS
and dimties are preferable
Charming dresses are made of thin eohenne
fabric which combines the advantages OF the mou-
ern voile and the old time Scilian 1t hangS win
infinite grace and lends itself to PLAIN am sE shsi Is
one that is ''sun-ray plsated or 1hT Ist hsinr
guaged into a yoke round the hps-ths last oein9
novelty in skirts
Transparent yokes and V-shaped vests OF soou
quality ..all-over' lace embroidery, or SIN en-
broidered net more popular than ever anu -
collar bands will be entirely dispensed with ana "a .
cool ripping lace falling away from the & neGn & he
low chain or light weight necklace VIII ldAe ''i@
place of the high, warm stock and tie
Bishop shape sleeves, semi-tight fitting al the g
how and pouched the wrist. are Sun III 1is'
favor for bIouses that are made of Wlyeila nal-
mel or light weight woolen material; but ior s Ias
ionable promenade and evening wear I tne Win
cufflettes of moussenne de sole, point esprit nv
or tulle.
Pretty novelties in buckles for Colonial tleS arc
shown as well designs III mouse sHpp
The patent leather slipper does not reign sup.'
as il once did: there satin. matt kid sueue' anu
dull finish kid each appropriate for mornls w.
in the house or with evening gowns Inc SAIt, t1
slippers for dress and evening wear are M usfsnt
this season They ,s nave hers But the seasons
hosiery is smart that many women nose
dainty strapped sandals l are "ltn Shown but the heel
cannot be low it is modified DG BarT{ys y as aH ever
and swell shoes shown of this last at i.OH'
s. 80 to So
Tho su,artest dressmakers using Wo0iIeh la0e
in profusion for all kinds of lightweight cioth so""
They are sometimes white. sometimes cream y
Sc IS qorm Of inlets yokes trimmings and even a
,rboie coats mounted on satin or ta1eta: iz5r
,,,cb like the old fashioned Yak lace whicn lid
he used instead il one CHANGED 10 have any i
away
Rraia laces are liked for tussore and linen OLE %
and in general the heavy varieties such dS - - p
crocbet are preferred 10 the delicate KINDS; Ibsc
owe much more chic than the einprolIeIIes - a
stfI, are used freely, although tnelr Fos"0
year old.
Daring in design and distinctly chic Is dus' ev 10
,f brown tussore pped with scarlet tane'a
lined with taffeta the color OF the tussore' as
,,,,,h ,msnse red disks Straight down the srrfer
nlain nanel of piped tussore runs wing SaPS5 yoke
A. the shoulders, and there is snort n1ircrg
ahove Of wooen lace to give the last con'A
proof of smartnesS-
There is a novel way of mounting the laee NJ ~
IN millinery of which one IS justifaDiy oeco shs
,riea tired A black and white turoan haS -,
white brim yelled with black lace. departuIs ms
,ha tr;te cream substitute. In front ths IN in
onIy two inches in depth. but az the f1St inches
cras sss in width much as SIX or ssA isca both
co sbat the hair is gracefully draped VIII llnaotted
tSare and at the back where the veil Is An0
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