New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
DIAMONDS ON GOWNS.
ANY MATERIAL MAY FORM THEM
PARTISAN SEASON OF ELABO-
RATE SLEEVES.
Paris, May II,


There IS a rage for foulards, with dots of differ
ent arranged IN complicated patterns. or per-
haps small dots arranged about an occasional
large one. or lines of dots diminishing in size
white foulard. dotted with black, is trimmed with
diamonds of Chanti!ly lace, framed in yellow en-
tredeux These diamonds also make yoke with
bands of the silk finely tucked The diamonds hold
the top of a sleeve very large to the elbow, where
II is finished by deep founce OF the SIX win
one of black lace beneath. There is soIt pe4I Oh
turquoise blue satin.
Conspicuous belts are creeping into favor.
navy blue and white foulard is made chic oy
belt of red and white dotted foulard and the hat
IS trimmed TO match. This modish little suit Is
extremely simple; few pleats in the skirt and
bodice and white linen cuffs and collar
There seems TO be craze for certain kind or
simplicity. A pretty walking SUIT OF chaInpashe-
cnlored cloth worn the other morning IN the Sols
had a little boIero and triple collars of the same
stuff embroidered with large white SILK dots
There was band OF this trimming on the skrl
and the long pagOda sleeves, whica Were spill On
the outside OF the arm and lined with whlte SIX
-,fpes In contrast to this elaborate sleeve was
the simple turnover collar of white linen.
The cold spring is partly responsible for the
large number of cloth tailored SUITS tNa' az arc
seen daily but Il IS also admitted that clolh mas
-o.,~raa and ousted from favor the fancy WOODS
,bat have been considered so modish for the last
two winters. For the autumn little puI ciotii "iN
he used for serious walking suits. ana II WIN oe
equally fashionable combined with SILK ana lace
9 -no-a dressy toilets Stitched SILK bands are
as fashionable as ever. but a trimming OF praiu 10
,erbans newer and more likely to continue in'o
the winter .,o 90 ,ray
=. 80 on attached vest to within few inches
,o,-e the waist line making really part or the
.acket A perforated pattern cut out Oh pane JIG
10th and edged with black silk bralo MAKES
ro,,pd Yoke covering TIE vest and bolero' ana tiie
s,itc,ed bands Of cloth that really oulNie inc
so,,a+ ara carried over this. There Is coIar
f hlack satin with ecru lace points, ana olacA
cravat with ends trimmed with lace Inc
are trimmed with up and down lines OF slllciieu
hands and are gathered into snort close cuta'
+t-,rnad 70 match the yoke. The bottom OF tie
ri+ ts trirnnoed with diamonds Of stitched bahds.
Ise1r, Jackets are seen without postillohs' anu
more especially OF the tailored variety Ha' 49,,
coa+tails extending about the hlps' Inc S f
,teces are undoubtedly most fashionable anu III
- 20 him summer gowns of wolfe and SILK
.b taeb,on IS 10 continue them in jabots thAt
make a point down the back of the skirt- Inc
,oint NAV represent only position or II may
continue as a back drapery TO the pollolh u ~"
skirt In either II Is novel,
rho bolaros in vogue now are generally closed
and arranged 10 show perhaps a few inches Oh
rnderblouse and a belt with some arraIseihe'''
Of bow that takes the place OF the eApecteu 1
tails An idea rather never than TIE "loe Ia0e
and embroidery collars is IN arrangement u iaCo
barbs extending out from the choker OF the gown
oyer the tops of the sleeves Ihe Darps may p
inserted in the stuff or fastened 10 IL sohe'iiioS
with buttons. Inl5 loea II SeAiA'NN 49, -
8 sunroer DAYTIME suit of old rose yelling mounted
over white silk foundation. The lace points that
come out from the choker are lightly embroidered
in pale blue and the points are attached Oy sleh-
der bars OF blue velvet ribbon Inc i laSe G ciJne In
Is mounted over blue. The blouse Is lald IN Gus
ters OF fine peats. and finishes win ID iace 5 Ueil
over light blue. crosi ing in the back ana eho.hs
In little points. The sleeves are fun, ana gatn-
cred into narrow cuffs made of lace paFp over
blue The skirt is gathered into clusters OF piears
that continue the clusters on the Doolce-d 'ei'
pretty idea. -. AZ oro s,royinq
Positions coattails and sash ends are gFGwins 1
more and more original in style coat OF paeh
panne worn at a recent wedding continues IN coat-
tails each at least five inches WIDE ana ehus 9 a
square cut ends half way 20 the bottom OF tle
skirt. These coattails turn over nke an ,nwet,eu
box pleat 10 show the lining OF the tapestry EN-.
broidery so much used. The turned PACK @ Jacket
fronts show the same lining, and the phs Sleeves
turn up al the elbows with tapestry racing ana
finish With deep lace rufiies ~ lima, am,
A handsome trimming OF coarse ecru lllen' @ ein- !
brodered with black and blue cotton rs useu ~ dt on
suit OF white serge The coat Is cut with iiouesi
positions left untrimmed. for two large psfiI
buttons over the shoulders is a deep cape Soist
OF serge with turned piece OF the EN-
cry. The vest 10 the Jacket and turned up cuis