New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

,,aHs with . sleeveless boIero sometimes sashed
s s s0IsSi s9e bo 1I are often trimmed with
heavy lace. but oftener with oraIs e.loToIery.
in the city when a carriage is not used. SO many
Of the so-caIIed afternoon gowns are utterly IN
sJIitabIs for walking a trarnway- -, - -,
some OF the gowns now worn az S nee "a 49,
ooIegQ t o, 5s yyfth the elbow sleeve falling in
rever in Chinese Jacket style
VELVET ON SPRING SUITS.
There are many touches Of velvet on the spring
suits. even on those designed FOR summer. As
dressmakers have been using al winter cotton
and linen erlbrOideries heavy stu1s, there .
no reason why velvet should not appear on sum
ner mousselInes. Certain materials no Longer be-
long 10 certain rstf and sffec5ive may be used az
q. trimming and used on any maternal -, s., -
A lovely gown that has just been nnisned oy az
authority on the Rue de Ia PAX is silk Yelling
OF the fashionable rosewood color trimmed W
velvet and TOUsseine de sole OF JAs same t5, =
ana a lot OF ivory C00red lace ON the ooclee a
bOlsrO is simulated by three Ub-1i{srsd
line de sole. edged with Ltce VII sIl 80.
dots OF cream colored silk on lne L5osss. $3.50
sole one hounce falls over the tops or tLs sieSees
passes under me arms. anu ,lg , - ~ sIv,ar
finished with a little turnover cs ssltr. ~ ~ -
give TO the lace choker the appearance or a my
a bax pieat OF velvet with rabat OF velvet. edged
with lace. The sleeves fall IN two glriS 20 = olS
over the elbow the fashionable length and aTls9
with a rlffe Of mOusseIine and lace The VelveC
belt has tiny coat tails in the back q, ,,,- ~, o.,
The lace on the bottom OF the skirt - puL on IN
a Da~ti~-IIarlv pretty fashion There are two rows
1F rIrfipS about elSnL lucile- tc'-3s
vitH a sCant DUN OF mOusseline, Dotted VITA ne
white embroidery ana finished on eacn edse Win YIN
n, velvet band This only heads the raining
~-1fFa but holds an outstanding rurrie or Two men
v,iJs lace This style Of trimming could De SIM
1Iifed and Yet be effective On an inexpensive
summer gown Of plain dotted muslin. DOth the
calling and outstanding rufs could be or the mlslin
a4vad with narrow valeDC46nues. and the diyiulnS
arPradalrx A utff of muslin over q cOlOred ri0Ocn
iToT1ches OF color will be much more used on.
white summer gowns than has been the case Tor
some seasons The color adds the touch OF novelty
although there is nothing pre''sr man n. AZ az
white gown. Very quaint Is white Iet goWh
v-fth the belt and the ruchings which head the
H0urces on the skirt OF q ChI1Seable green and
white taffsta Sashes Of Powered ribbons promises
TO NJ rl,rch used some made IN the Marie
AutOinette fashion. with broad. pointed front and
narrow back. In some cases the back spreads out
10 sufficient width 70 finish with row OF rosettes
Again the sashes finish with ends or coat tails or
nlestad ribbon In other cases the trimming -
on the front OF the sash. in the form or two rows
of buttons or stiff little black velvet bows
PIvet IS again a fashionable color. especially IN
millinery. Straws OF a strong color Ike bluet or
rose have the brimS often lined with white Black
ami white hats mOdish. white straw brtns Tor
example. trimmed with rOsettes OF BLACK straw Or
n white brtn turning up near the back. with a
rOsette OF black velvet holding bunch OF falling
black velvet ends