The daily tribune., 1904-08-10
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uassFaiiy sooss sbost thas ths ssse-
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- froo Aasssl a. ssres. II certainly
sxi1ss - Newport. Ths yachting
sait tisas plsssss tie Newport beauty
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the dsch.s half tight nsaisn kngth
jsskst wish - triDoisg bsyosd sly
iash nstallic bastoss o. froos and
sleeves. A cottoa and linsa naassial
IN white o. varioos blus shadss.
While o. blue ssres, plais white o.
twillsd flannel. nsst tiss present 70.
qsirsnsnts Of this fashionabls plaos.
Fancy striped flannel trimmed with
. solid color 10 always abrasive.
A few Esons are still worn d
sometimes slsborassly trimmed By
silk embroidery or white silk faciugs.
dotted with black buttoos and black
braid straps these however are In .
small minority. Shoes for yachting
or tennis astonish one 1t . hrst slsnce.
70 thick aud heavy are they. OF
white buckskin or canvas. with such
rubber soles that they would sesm 70
defy the elements. Yachting hats
are unrsuAlly large. anc It ID now
quite the style to bond the brim At the
front . little over the forehead.
tilt which 10 usually becoming.
Black fscinRs give contrast to these
light straws, aud one handsome o.
trich feather with light silk drap
ing imparts the requisite dash. Duck
hats. stitched throusho and trimmed
with white silk are also seen on
yachting parties. the yachting cap.
however. has been almost entirely
laid aside.
While spangl nets have BY no
means passed out Of style. combina-
tion Of two lsces however meets with
high approval by leaders Of faahion.
This fancy was illustrated at recent
entertainment where the hostess wore
. costume Of Parsifal blue nst. with
lace sppliques In . ohrysantbemum
pattern with trailing vines. which
had been sent up for the occasion BY
Lord and Taylor Of New York City.
The lace sprays (appliques) were put
on irregularly over the skirt which
was OF such soft shade that NO glar.
ing contrast ensued. The corsase
WAS . pointed bodice Of chiffon folds
over which the lace appliques were
laid plain. From the shoulders drop.
ped three wide pointed lace tabs. with
the trailing vine pattern over close
fitting elbow sleeves Of shirred net.
Pale blue satin slippers with white
chrysant themums on the instep. com.
pleted this bleautiful costume.
Pretty accessories are very shser
lawn yokes or capes. having insertions
in points or loops Of Val lace. often
times edged by lace trimmed ruffie.
The rage for this lace 10 unprecedent.
ed. Entire yokes are composed Of
narrow Val edging one row just over.
tapping the other, and 70 skillfully
put together that the yoke lies per-
fectly hat-not . crinkle. not puck.
er. Other handsome Jokes worn here
are Of the new open eyelet embroid-
cry. A very pretty one was compos.
ed Of seventeen cores. Of course mar.
rowing TO the neck. each gore show
ing . spray Of eyelet embroidery.
The Dutch or round COLLAR IL In favor
because new. hand embroidery il a
frequent ornamentation, and frills
prevent stiffness. A oolored ribbon
10 drawn under the COLLAR and tied at
the front.
The lesders Of society wear much
jewolry this season, largely however
Of semi precious stones in colors.
Peridot. . light green stone and tour.
mAliine In all colors are especial
favorites. Oriental collars and neck
laoes we're never before in such de-
mand, the latter becoming almost .
necessity in view Of the preference
given to smaller square. low round
or surplice neoks. Egyptian chains.
amethyst crosses. or ollars formed
Of the tiniest Of gold beads containing
an Oriental design carried out BY
means of larger oolored jewels, the
collar being edged at both sides by
seed pearls, are among the recherche
jewelry Of the season.
LUCY CARTER.