The daily tribune., 1903-07-13
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Styles for County Wear, Out Door
Sporting, Etc.

Sporting, Etc.
The prestige Of linen rs dress
material, is now fully established
aud when embroidered, sets seal OF
fashionable endorsement that none
may gainsay. A pure white linen
gown with blouse waist embroidered
aud the same finish on skirt, brings
pride to the wearer and approval to an
onlooxer, and equal emotions attend
the exhibition of ecru. blue, pink
or red dresses in the above mentioned
material. This, the unsophisticsted
might presume to be in rare quality,
case ''fine feathers do not make fine
BIRDS and the coarser the linen. the
more stylish. Pongee, chiefly in ecru.
competes strongly, having the avdant-
age of not necessitating laundry bills;
entire suits of the same. made with
tluttering coat skirts, proclaim the
wearer afar, as being fashionable and
when the skirt is of some other mater
ial, fappicg ecru coat sends down
the scale OF appreciation ON the side
Of the wearer. Some new outfits of
this character. show however, :: skirt
laid in box plaits all around and in
even length, the blouse and coat skirt
similarly finished and in this case.
drapery is of course kept within
bounds.
FOR COUNTRY WEAR
the outfit ID proportionately adapted
more to outdoor than indoor wear
Lydis Languish styles may Obtain
for the evening, yet even here at
times, the fair one may retain her
short skirt occasionally, when coming
in to a late supper, after some drive.
boating. yachting or sporting exper-
ienoe. Such facts have had no small
inufience in the retention both of in
dependent waists and abbreviated
skirts. nor have improved facilities in
travelling and travelling conveDiences.
been without great influence. In
what left behind, attention too is
needful as to what may best refresh
after open air exertion. Thus as the
time comes round when We pack our
trunks and satchels and start for the
country. we sit down to go over the
little list of things we must have for
our comfort and among the first few
items jot down rs usual, II supply of
Murray and Lanman's Florida Water.
Strange isn't it, we never tire of it.
And yet it is not strange after ali, for
has not the whole world been using
it constantly for nearly hundred
years and it was never more popular
than at is this season. In
MILLINERY
the use of lace rs factor, becomes
more prominent. Sometimes heavy
lace is laid fiat and united with straw
or again are seen examples made
largely in dotted silk lace shirred over
frame, Which shows plainly through
the thin covering. Such foundations
likewise are combined with straw.
In the world of millinery however.
the ''go as you please is regnant and
hardly rule can be laid down, that
is not broken Automobile hats are
style peculiar to themselves, being
IN turban shape. much smaller than
what is generally noticeable and quite
enveloping the head in hood fashion,
is a silk extension fastened under the
chin by large ribbon bow. Colors
are in unison, except a pompon on
the left side that is usually either
black or white.
Eleanor. 49, While the greater
proportion of sleeves show pronounced
and really misplaced fullness below
the elbow, (sonaetimes from above the
elbow yet new examples are IN very
much modified proportions. so that a
sleeve fashionable last summer. will
pass muster this season for persons
not extremists.
"Jane. Gloves are in conserva-
tive styles for conservative people, but
fashionists will often choose new ones
showing bright embroidery on firm
silk foundation. These come in all
lengths with or without fingers and
the greater number white. Gun
metal shades are very stylish and ecru
is of some Importance. Net gloves or
mitts are in all lengths and with or
withonut fingers.
KATE BRUCE.