New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

gleat in front under which the garment closes
This boero has double turnover collars and a5ins
box pleats.
4 brown cloth street suit has particularly nice
front form the front breadth. and this is edged
skirt hangs from this in broad box pleats orna-
mented where the pleats separate hy a large fancy
natural scant pleats below the bust. and the but
on the shoulders. but making a point to the edge of
the Jackets front has narrow edge OF oraidl1 ,
The sleeves have row OF braidi9g srggssssng the
slsshed to show ruffies Of brownish lace.
LIGHT CLOTH GOWNS
For more elaborate gowns there are enticing ex-
amples in light cloth made up with lace panels
and incrustations. A costume of pearl colored
cloth has the bottom OF the skirt for foot
trimmed with incrustations Of string coored lace.
picked with many tiny -uchings of tafrets-
Above the rest OF the skirt. are arranged three
rows of tiny ;aTcta folds. There is a high. draped
belt closed dagonaIly with five handsome pearl
and gold buttons. The bolero is made entirely of
lace and taffeta ruchings like the bottom Of the
skirt and broad, turn Up cuffs are OF the cloth.
trimmed only with the straight lines of taneta
folds. The cuffs are slashed to show deep ruffies
of both taffeta and lace.
a handsome black visiting toilet is made up Of
lar skirt has yoke of peTforatiOn and embroidery.
and delicate lines of embroidery join this TO elabO
the skirt. The bodice is half covered by sort Of
double pelerne of perforated cloth and em6roidery
been much worn. The pelerine is narrow over
the shoulders the lower edge reaching less than
halfway to the elbows in the front 1t falls in
loose points the bust and in the back IL
continues in a single. deep point to the waist line
where IL is attached the belt with large passe
menterie ornament. The sleeves. which very
large. are gathered into big rufied cuffs. edged
with Zibene. They are entirely of the perforated
cloth. and are slashed up the inside of the arm to
show a panel of black Chantiily. loosely pleated.
There is a CnOker of fur fastening with cluster
OF tails and scarf Of Chantilly
A gown of champagne cOlOred cloth has the skirt
laid in box pIeats. trimmed with diamonds Of
gupuTe, graduating I'm size The Jacket. short
straight paetOt. has buttODed tab across the
bust over inserted vest of lace A pretty feat
ure is a little handkerchief pocket with the nap
trimmed with tiny buttons. The sleeves have
row Of diamonds down the outside and finish with
a turn up cuff stitched and trimmed with buttons
Dainty little silk costumes are mOd1sh made up
with rufied skirts. A cOquettish little costume IL
OF modore taffeta. with the skirt trimmed with
three groups of ruties. These about three
inches deep and trimmed with black velvet pail
lettes The skirt and bodice are Shrred about the
waist. and there is little ruttied pelertne and
ruffied sleeves.
Passementeries are used extensively on all elab-
CRATE outside garments, and moderately used
on gowns. There Is less use or the long. dangling
STYLE Of OrnamentatiOn than last year. The idea Is
seemingly. that OrnamentatOn or TINS Sort shaIl
be very fine and nice, and have some raisOn detre
Small ornaments like hanging balls. etc. are lot
used and buttons conspicuous The little SILK
ruchings that came in last spring are more pOpu-
lar than ever Chenille balls are used. and jets