New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
SIMPLE AFTERNOON GOWN.


stay in Paris and lot of elaborate dressing is
seen at Puteaux and on the terrace at Bellevue,
where. by the way. is always sure of meeting
a large number Of Americans driving a very Won
derful cloak seen there the other evening made
Of sun pleated cloth in a faint pink shade. The
bottom Of the coat, the sleeves and stole about
the neck were cut out and embroidered in lace
pattern done in white silk. The garment had a
loose lining of pink chiffon in a deeper pink.
There was an effective white gown there-a very
feature Of which was the dust RULES, which seemed
was Of white lace trimmed with a beautiful shaded
green ostrich plume.
sun pieated and embroidered in three bands on the
bottom. done in black silk thread Stimulating a lace
the bodice. With this were worn black silk mitts
Shaded piume mes and pIumes showing two colors
are much IN vogue now VIII white x costumes hs
with brim turned high on one ne, side and dropping
SILK YOURSELVES.
To make an attractive wolfe gown in any color
is to trim it with silk ruchings and motifs in
Vaenciennes lace dyed the color Of the wolfe. The
gown in mind is of pinkish ecru wolfe, with bias
rufles on the skirt headed and finished by ruchngs
of taffeta. The entire bodice and a yoke on the
skirt are trimmed in motifs OF dyed Valenciennes
The spotted and Embroidered silk uousselines are
charming They also firm and durable, being
heavier than the ordinary mousselne de sole. They
SHADED Liberty or owsTed silk. some Of these
heavy mousselines are ornamented with bands OF
cloth cockades Of taffeta ruchings. The two
fabrics may be combined in the trimming, the
case Of dotted gray n1ousselne which is trimmed
rated by fine ruchings OF gray taffeta;
Buttons, by the way, are very much considered
now and one may expect to see them even more
important in the autumn.
Among the gowns designed for Trouville by a
prominent Rue de la Paix dressmaker is a charm
ing creation of white silk linen and Irish lace. The
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white tafeta and bordered with taffeta ruchings.
The long ends Of the sash are trimmed with
Another gown is of pale pink wolfe trimmed with
clusters Of deep tucks and bands of pink silk hold
ing stand-Up silk ruchinFs. Some OF the tucks
finished by ruchings OF Valenciennes. The sleeves
and ALMOST the entire skirt are made IN this way.
The bodice has a deep pelerine made of English
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skirt trimmed by graduated bands of puce colored
silk. The blouse IS finished by fchu lying on
double pelerine Of the puce colored SILK and the
same silk makes a sash with long ends.
FOR TRAVELLING
Among the travelling suits made many
with the cape sleeves. which have jumped sud
denly but firmly into favor. One in a light weight
plaid wool has a pleated skirt just clearing the
ground trimmed with two stitched bands Of green
taeta The straight coat, which reaches to four or
five inches below the waist falls in a few pleats
at the bottom but hangs smoothly the Shout
eers The sleeves, the same length as the coat
are like It. trimmed with band of silk two inches
from the bottom. They are pleated from the arm
holes and hang like a part or the garment -
Stitchings, fine tucks and pInchlng are all
prominent on tailored costumes ms style or cos
tune is much less conSplcuousIy trimmed man was
the case last winter, but has deal OF elaborate
ness all the same. The autumn will probably show
cuts and a prominent use OF the me nat
stvle of ornauentation Just referred 10
Broad and narrow inserted bands Of pleated linen
are nicely used on the summer gowns. gown OF
English embroidery is hung over blue, and mas
sash OF blue silk For thinning h taeTg Is eqJng
linen The collar. or pelerine, for II is very deep;
linen and trimmed with a narrow entredeuX Of the
same.