New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

r,e.&s on net ana chiffon are used as banding and
crown pieces. Military iaces and metal soutaches
ere much In evidence also. Concerning ribbons. the
limp pliable soft textured weaves in plain colors
or two tones or shot with a contrasting shade are
chiefly considered by the creators Of artistic hats
Ostrich rlumes at their zenith garniture and
the paradise plumes are following as close seconds
The appearance Of artificial flowers IN great abun-
dance the most chic French models at once set
the seal OF approval this style OF establishment
FOR the seasons 20 como. A slight preference IS
shown for roses but every blossom known TO ma
rure. well leaves and berries is being used
TShnestones. steel cut set and gun metal ac-
cessories among the most stylish things used
IN this lire. and laces Irish -cut point in white
and Imitation Chantily "a black are the present
prime favorites
The real attraction of an attire is perhaps more
in the refinement and grace of half hidden details
than in tho visible elorlos % the outormost sem
blance. In previous season have these details
been more cNQuisi;ely appointed and finished. The
woman Of taste is particular 20 have the inner
most frill CO The nethcrmos ruchinG Of fine fabric
rs the conspicuous furbolows that adofn The iront
OF the bodice. A wealth % exquisite material goes
% the making Of this seasons gowrs. The APP
pointmeuts OF a fine Costume axe more lavish ana
elaborate say tho builders Of such things. 'han
before in the history 81 The gown beautiful
That inner elegance must keep pace, II not eN-
coed. outward display is principle that OBTAINS
rhroughou; lingerie as well Hand work was never
81 much IN demand and Ill IS not unlikely ihat
the craze for ibis" says one importer viii extend
rs Tar as hosiery. Il has practically suosldized
everything else. and We shah return 10 The hano-
knit wares OF cur e-aadmo;hers. hand henned per
hsps. and hand embroidered"
A cer;sia MODE from abroad lately exhibited Is
50 luxurious IN plan and SO exquisite in work
Iranship that one really wonders where IN ms
age OF hurry and hustle there were found the
parfeu. workers to accomplish Il. This Is an ac-
cordeoa pleated gown ~ soft creamy peau &c sole
with a triple cape collar or bertha Of repousse'
she lower fiounce II which reaches almost 10 the
elbow The sleeves are merely loose fails 81 the
material edged with the lace which also forms q
5abot down che fal ploatod front The skirt Is
finished with seven rows II iagothg' al'erhat-
Aie WIN -. " 20 a. -..-.,- vy,rl- .h0lf
nounce, win tlee rows ol iit se.ts s-.o ~.
It's lower edge. The lining j a--" oI pes.l DC toic
stitch that is not hand set Is used on The entire
Another from the same source and fashioned in
the same fabuousA costly way is teagoWn IN
Enlllfe sly % lale, 1870, -, 80 fsgofe6 IN
marrow panels, with soft ecru floss from throat
In this age OF luxury the eve becomes accus;;
toned 10 expect the richest coloTs ana iapIiCs, a-
II is only upon close examination that the unique
worth Of any single garment is detected. Some
opening season are dreams Of delicate workman
ship and harmonious colorlng ht for the heTolIlSs
OF oldtme fairy tales. and Yet Withal are really
,s- belIe one IF recent ii9portation is Of sofest
Oriental satin II, a delicate shade of maize vel
low, and has wreaths OF dainty buds ana halt-
sfstens ike diamonds in the artificial light Of the
evening. The wreaths are caught with bows, ana
lozenge shaped spots OF silver are sprinked over
the ground. The stole fronts and collar are or Tho
choicest mink fur. with appiQues OF caracul ana
embroidery LET into IL. scarf OF rich ecru lace
with long ends reaches almost 70 the ground. and
deep frflls OF the same fabric fan from the elbow
puf over the bands. Another lovely wrap is OF
palest plumbago blue pastel cloth. deliberately
trimmed with apploues of white Swiss embroidery,
with insertions Of chinchilla cloth let into the de-
sign. Loops and tassels Of white and blue cord
orape the front and quaint ANTIQUE metal buttons
intervals about the bottom OF the gar
nent, which hangs with graceful curved fulness.
symphony n ermine ana pastel white clotn n
has q stole OF Irish point reaching 10 the feet ana
the sleeves and skirt are deeply bordered with the
same, the whole thickly encruSted with raised
white wool embroidered motifs; Another creation
Of faultless symmetry is In plain dead pearl white
cloth, lined with white satin and ordained with
nate simplicity by 6 long collar stole Of ermine:
bordered by deep. capelike beautifully graduated
earniture Of Irish point thickly incrusted with
large pink and white of velvet tRf1eta and
chiror dewed here and there with diamond dEops
and connected with scant tracery OF leaves IN
eilk embroidery ombre green tafetas The stole
Sc clesped with antique hAgree, studded with