New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
ODE Soff, Dainty Musli,1 in Paris.

shirrings and little inner vest OF the cloth
trimmed with gold buttons
While there are many examples OF silk suits made
with paletot TOP. the paletOt. separate gar
ment is even popular In the latter form. 1t IS
generally longer than when part OF costume. and
the favorite material is black shot taffeta- An
especially dainty garment that follows closely the
1880 models is OF shot taeta. trimmed with double
ruchlns about the bottom. 1t is laid in pIeats at
the top. held down FAR as the elbows by lines OF
ruchings. The back gives no hint OF sleeves. but
IN mont one sees sleeve defined BY line or sh1r-
t t5ls rem the W.is5 70 the elbow me inside OF
Lace Innings are one OF the ulOdish features or
lingerie Innings inset win Insertion and trimmed
with lines OF tiny NaleIciennes Tufties-
There is a lot OF wide silk braid OF a brilliant
kind used on thin fabrics. A gown OF ecru flet Is
patterns. done in wide white braid OF this sort A
narrow rI5he of white silk bOrders~ne edge OF the
are hII-d in with OpenvOrk lace. Another pretty
use OF silk braid is frame for medallions OF en-
brOtdeTy English lace figures A costume OF
white wolfe has the skirt and bodice trimmed with
lattice pattern made OF English entrsdeux and
medalions Of this sort.
a handsome summer gown is made Of embroid-
trimmed with bands Of stitched linen The front
breadth Is made of alternate up-and-down lines OF
ruffie Of VaIenciennes. The rest OF the skirt fs
edged with lace. on the bodice is d large collar
that uarrOws TO pass under the belt. and suggests
sleeves are eIa5orate with the scroll pattern and
the lace edge and finish with tul elbow ru1ies.
gowns OF both dotte4 and figured muslin might be
sPy ygJ se5gy trimmed TP NTH hF Fn16 e
broidery are trimmed with linen bands and piPings
white linen. ornamented with lot OF drawuwork
and embroidery, with little circles OF pale pink
linen set in with the embroidery.
on almost everything in the shape Of street
seneraiiy S nished with With wide loose cur and
sometimes a lingerie or lace rur4e falling over =
silk and wolfe gowns, is considered rather ex-
A neat tailored suit of white serge. made with
short skirt. IS smaruy decorated with RED e19en
squares, braided and set into the hip pieces. The
vest OF red cloth fastens with small gold buttons
which continues down the 'front.' IN rolled over
of saffron coIored cloth trimmed with velvet OF the
same color. embroidered in black and gold. The
in small box pIeats. and the side breadths laid n
side pleats are buttoued TO the front and back
breadths with small gold buttons The bolero has
revers and wide cuffs Of the embroidered velveL
side 1t is slashed show panel of dyed lace.
which joins the buttoned mousquetaire undersieeve
The underolouse showing az the sides OF the ooiero
is also OF the lace. which IN color matches the
Most of the cloth skirts are kept close about the
n2s Ine IIlHeTs arranged geTaaps WIN 1 Is
appears to be a shaped founce set on and headed
of this gown has pleated coattais attached to
OF Chinese embroidery. Little revers run from
the empiecenent TO the top Of the belt, 49,. 49,.
skirt is suitable for town wear. but the best
Bots wear skirts that clear the ground Evidently
the Bots is not considered town. for the trotIotr
skirt Is almost never seen in the shopping dis
triCt- The trOttOir costume would be more gener-
ally becoming II the walstline were made shorter;
1t should really be worn with different style or
corset than that affected with trailing skirts and
much trimmed bOdiCeS.
A short skirt suit OF mixed tweed has
the skirt made with Dig oox plea(s heId 1ogetner
with straps OF suede and small, kid covered but
IONS. The coat which is cut little after the Nor
folk design, has the belt fastening with suede
straps and the sleeve gathered into close. peat-
ed cur from the wrist to almost the elbow BY
series of kid straps