New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

ndencg to be to use ethsF oI te e sns see pas
lot Of deep bDe Prd and ereen This same idea
will prevail during the season at the shore. There
morning @ ggE gown of Engsh embrodery to
@ pratt Sea4n q lace % and aao b fore suits
white cloth serge and nohar. but IN contrast to
blue and violet
TO TRIM FoULARDs.
Many of the foulards in which there is white
trimmed with stitched straps Of white taffeta-
They have pretty, severe air that Is interesting
Very novel is a black and white foulard made up
in the form of a tunic cut out the bottom in
leaf pattern that hangs over undersktrt covered
viii rows of leaves Of white English embroidery
with black embroidered centres. The entire elbow
sleeves and deep collar also made OF the en-
broiderv This costume was worn with long white
gloves and black lace hat loaded with black featn-
ers, at the Island Club one afternoon There was
also marvellous costume OF pale blue muslin
painted with foliage and cherries and inset with
lace The Jacket was almost entirely Of lace with
deep collar and underounces to the sleeves OF the
painted mousseHne.
pretty recent wedding at the Madeleine brought
out some lovely toilets. The boas worn were par
ticularly lovely all broad the shoulders. and
with ruche. rule, about the face One OK
white tule had raised pink velvet roses appiiqueo
to it. with touches OF black chenille There was a
number black ostrich feather scar1s worn ABOUT
the shoulders like an Empire scarf. These are ex-
treuley graceful carried just above the huge sleeve
pufrs Made white feathers. they SEEM for some
reason less distinguished than those OF black
4 prominent member Of the American colony
looked charming in gT1 & OF Taafs ano Of back
Chantilly; large white eghorr nat trnilleo VI .
white lace and pink roses. and broad scarf 1 OF
There were many elaborate black gowns. mostly
Of black tareta which be made so dressy with
fnuurerable little pleats and big elbow rufes OF
wnIIe & lSge as - cTape with the spreading skirt
trimmed with applications OF black Venice @ slpqFe UP ire
gown and the crepe sleeves close 70 q ttie apoVe
fhe elbows held huge Unlined puffs OF CnantlIIy
iace With this was worn black lace hat weighed
down with ostrich plunes. su, :, -.o oo,-
vertional gown of white satin with parucuary a y
9vly % S v tbpee g in blue gowns with lace and muslin
overgowns and picture hats to match The praco o
! tice in vogu. at French weddings of having the
Bridesmaids pass about the church TO take col
lection for the poor makes them and their @ @pret.y
silk and lace collection bags
SHAPED FLoUNCEs OUT
Shaped founces are most decidedly going out
Two beautiful gowns seen yesterday were noth
made with spreading skirts but without any added
nounce One was a Liberty foulard Of champagne
color with pfnkish figure running through IL. and
/ with tiny black dots. The skirt had a nat apron
and trimming extending about the bottom OF the
skirt made Of incrustation Of embroidered linen
and points of Cluny lace. The bodice. trimmed
with the same embroidery. had a vest Of cham
pazne coored mousselne de sole, striped with lines
Of black velvet. The sleeves. full at the elbows
had undertakes of mousseline de sole and the
embroidery, and there WIS niittAihe
of black Chantilly
The other gown made entirely Of pieces of
embroidered linen, old Cluny and white point
d.Trlande the three laces blending together in the
most charming way The skirt grew large at the
bottom and there were lace puffs TO the sleeves or
sxargerated size. The waistband was OF black
velvet
There is a lot Of braid used on the he, sumner Irr
gowns a fashion which VIII undoubteoly extend
in-o the autumn The Japanese toile. Which mas
meSa s1cb 2 success this season. is chic trimmed
with the fine silk braids in vogue P@aanln @ SHOWS I
ore IN a pinkish tan color. trimmed with a lot OF
Sne Russian braid. arranged in lines aoout the
Yoke of the skirt and the blouse with pm tucks
ia+uyaes the braid. There is deep collar OF en-
brodered ecru lawn and pieces OF the toiie, en-
b-oSerei with white and the scarf ana sash are OF
= SoI,Iard silk in a dull red with big white dots;
Paouin is making the skirts OF all ms 1ouIard
.or-ns decfdedly full They are sometimes snlrred
IN the form of yoke about the waist, and now out
-,-b Great amount of fulness toward the helrl
-a bIo,5ses that accompany these skirts have gen.
eraIlv considerable fulness In front ana large
so the effect decidedly bouffant out ft Is
I'D how quickly one becomes accustomed 10 a Ger
tain effect The big sleeves no longer seem LII 'iie
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