New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
Blue the Color for Young Girls.

rounding an emplecement and surpHce arrange
ments OF loose folds.
An effective trimming consists Of fat bands ar
ranged about the shoulders, crossing the bust
with loose ends. one OF the spring models shows
this form OF trimming. wei as some other orig
inal features. The material + SILK and wool
voiie in a iuey checked pattern. The cOlOrs
white and rosewood zone 81 The new shades Of dark
Is Trimmed from the knees to the hem by gradu-
ated bands Of rosewood satin. About the shoulders
three satin bands, the lowest one RAISING about
the tops OF the sleeves. These fasteu in front
der cock 1nss on MIile Ene,ti.h efhefolGEry, with
a small yoke and choker Of Tho white embroidery,
red satin. holding tiny bows OF narrow black vel
vet. The sleeves make one large pun just
and rulHe OF English embroidery
one 9t me mqIisn Go.oIs IS sSItan tawEy vel
Of this sort Is made up with lot Of heavy string
nearly covered with a deep, round collar, made Of
shirred bands of the wolfe. Insertions OF the lace.
arranged IN two puns. separated by band of the
l9Se hea"A f ilI's AGother h5 7 II LINE tie
part OF the skirt is trimmed with set,in points of
and another touch Of red in I'll the 6ho R 'su ''
in the rasjei shades one Of leiE blue is trimIaed
with set-in pieces Of white cloth. which are en-
me wan is covered with cbaneis colored mousse
line over loose foundation Of tAFeta in the same
taTny Yellow The mousseiine Is Trimmed with an
elaboLntg gatierp cut out Of red cloth 9TH ,,.,
for hieh necked and decoliete gowns. The point
d'esprit pattern is also copied in wool and makes
color is trimmed with black velvet past,lles. The
skirt Is gathered I'm clusters Of narrow pleats at
the waist with deep. shaped hOunce Tleated
the upper part and making full skirt. The
fiounce IS trimmed with the pastilIes and has.
well. the bottom three bands of narrow velvet
ribbon. The sleeves present one Of the few exam
pies of long sleeves seen on spring gowns They
shirrcd down the inside of the arm from shoulder
10 wrist and make a bag that IS broadest at the
elbow.
Last season the rule was that the pun OF a sleeve
might be anywhere. save at the elbow. Now # ap
pears that u should he ut the elbow and nowhere
else. OF course sees to-day sleeves fun just
above the wrist fut the idea is that this fashion
will be cast aside with the winter gowns
English embroidery viii 10 worn to great extent
this summer. not so much as a material Tor gowns,
but a trimming for wool aud silk gowns. Fine.
checked silks. such as were worn years ago. are
coming in again. ana particularly nice made up
with English embroidery. and PERHAPS
nounced dash Of color one Of these silks IN two
shades Of hricht brown and black is made p with
n finely pleatod skirt. trimmed with panels II Eng
lsh embroidery put on the silk with piping Of
black satin. The blouse IS trimmed I'm much the
Same way and has n high belt Of black satin.
Buttons used as trimmings and made out Of the
material Of the gown will be important feature
in the spring. There Is lot OF scope fer orig
inality IN such IN Idea. Cream and colCred laces
promise to nave greater popularity than white
laces