New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25
GO6Or1E for the Rfxjfero.

or six more turning the other way to cover the
CHOW a band Of sable. making a bow on the out
SIDE OF the arm. answered as a cur and at the
same uIne divided ohe RULES into a ruche. The
gown. which was OF cream colored cloth. was
snlrred about the neck and over the shoulders II
opened at the throat with small revers lined with
bright pink velvet finished with an edge OF sable
and three little sable bows closed the coat The
chenlsette was OF ecru lace. with a tiny edge %
t~1 d ule TOP The belt OF pink velvet fasten-
ing in the back with a little coat tail knot ar
r1llgee with tur loops The skirt was shirred with
.11 , a. me oosJonl, the shirrlngs alternating
Inere was dark green velvet gown which was
pretty but simple sleeve. This was tight over the
~ 10 tne ughtness reaching almost half way
rutHes which graduated IN size and extended below
band pun Of 6uteF coioEed lace he ~ srt
tr 9S "a very Ig1 folds at the waist and was
IneEe Is an attempt at present 10 introduce Gu
ranged on the skirt to Simulate form OF bsclC
S5aPeTy; me dressmakers are probably right in
doubtful II they will succeed in making the fashion
and utterly DISREGARD fefres . tf S % non %
peal peal to present gsthetic ideas,
variety Of garr5eT ms +S+ ana are GSga On slca
Iney FORM a most useful trimming on evening
ends. and they trim evening coats in much the
same fashion. handsome stole consists OF
Of r these s tails falling over the lace bands.
ne IdcS lnat the Riviera hand
Eeem very advanced. The modIsles are making
ing attention to wolfe and mousselne gowns. The
aass are very large ana their wide 5rims are often
0Iaped with the folds OF lace veil the folds
growing deeper 10 form curtain behind Another
nom the back Of the bat T6s is Sra5ed I1 r5ls
LI.Hay over one shoulder and fastened on the bust
N eSro Pesa the 9s tanoa is made Of white
brim is draped with a de- lace f1rDra 60 -
hoUnce barely coming over the hat brim in front
There cache pegRo 5ehInd Of TINS Is R Hifh
Isa ana tne crown OF the hat is trimmed with
bGGs falling from the flowers
The hats seem either to droop or to turn up.
hat is made OF whlte straw and ansiy shir .tsi
sue ana punt on the orectoire lines Under one
Size near the back is bunch Of small pink roses,
oi YyE pretty fashion about the throat.
~, me IhTee Sornered shape will be worn again IN
E!5oon rosette on one side holding failing bunch
Some Of the, spring walking hats viii be trimmed
/ with foulard handkerchief which show Japanesa-
Chiefs are ased foP 5ou9 995df 5rso @ h f6
| oio1ss being the usual RUE.
t mons tne new cojors there are lot OF tawny
snaqss OF yellow and some umbers that are par
desI ~ nae rSs ,s IN iIIsTy There Is good
lovely punches OF hlacs are sprtngIike green
/ faint u1gs OF purple Most OF the white bowers
e the od i D6s ' 6, sPoq' ths5 the odish color
novel, Ga attrsst we sSr9g SSstGnes are really
ground woven in Irregular fashion wien an eirS{S-
/ unct plaid pattern blocked OF with lines OF dots
/ Inc cots are raised and OF irregular sizes. The
i gown Is made UD over stone COlored tafgeta and
/ trimmed with lot OF narrow fringe made OF ths
bright coiors seen in the plaid pattern There are
three deep pleats taken IN the bottom OF the skirt
thaS an ncb vide s T Ra 0 %S y the s s6y n ore
ranged IN surpIce folds. edged with the fringe
a great many OF the spring voles are mixtures
4 OF six and wool The wool gives a body that the
SIX lacks, while the silk adds lustre Most az -
plain voiies are IN this mixture. and the saTns
tQuncation Is used for the fancy voilss Some OF
! tLese nave raised velvet patterns. Pastries
whether printed or embroidered. are seen 10 botr
the silk and wool patterns. - -
\ handsome wool muslin has a shot erect NJ
navy olue and gray AID large embroidered dots al
! = autL taWny yellow. II IL made up rather simply
Ior the present modes The fun skirt IL trfr,r-s A.
| for the space Of foot at the bottom. with a Dat
| tern done IN rufded navy blue ribbon and ~,
saIIne gaFnisurs makes a Delerins over the 6loGs,