New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
PGrfsfan Gos0ns of 1904.

line OF color down the open edge OF the coat 4
handsome sIit OF dark brown cloth shows this
combined with other novel features a trimming OF
hanging metal buttons and a nice use OF two furs
The coat is shirred about the ton which ia cut
without collar This is finished with a line OF
bright red velvet. and then a narrow fold OF pure
"hl1e erIalne, which mounts sufficiently high to
cover about one-thtrd OF the turnover linen collar
that seems this winter the necessary accessory to
such a costume The bolero ia trimmed at ths
bottom with little hanging half balls OF dull gold
The sleeves fall away 70 show large pun and
ru1fles OF brown lace, trimmed with narrow bands
of sable and some of the gold ornaments. A big
mum OF SABLE and brown lace is carried The skirt
is shtrred at the hips and trimmed as so many
skirts are now trimmed, with narrow fun ruff
hes. falling each from broad stitched band.
Double ruches are. perhaps a modish trim
ming than even these narrow rufles. \ blue cloth
costume. with full skirt IS trimmed with four
double cloth ruchngs. separated by line OF sable.
Evening gowns are almost always trimmed with
ruchings in preference 20 rufFes a charming trim
ming is shown gown Of white net over blue
The skirt is trimmed to the knees with ruchings
of net. edged with tiny bands of blue silk. The
ruchings diminish in size from the hem.
There is dainty and extravaganza use OF fur
a high necked evening gown Of white moGssellne
i1 e s of fTe %1th TeeP PTGe s8 1 i
by small raised flowers on mousseline de sole from
each OF which is a little falling end tipped with a
tiny ermine tail This trimming is repeated the
An exquisite dinner gown for a young girl
made OF white mousseine &c sole and white Chan
tIly. with bands of ermtne- The deCOlletage Is
finished with straight lace empiecement and then
two lace ruffies finished with ermine bands The
skirt is trimmed 10 the in the same fashion.
A pretty use Of fur IS on a visiting suit Of deep
mauve velvet. There are three deep pleats taken
at intervals in the skirt each beaded with a narrow
band Of zibeline On the blouse is an empiecemens
OF white lace embroidered with pale yellow and
mauve chenille and this is framed In collar OF
each side The sleeves are novel and extravagant.
and finish at the wrist with enormous double
ruChe Of lace separated by a line or fur which
covers two-thirds OF the arm 10 the elbow.
suits made with skirts that preserve the outlines OF
the hips. an effect that most women cling to.
peciay for the practical style OF walking costume
The first is handsome gown Of gray cloth
trimmed with the uodish touch Of red cloth The
falling in with the funess OF the sleeve Just abOvs
the wrist, and finished with bands Of gray silk.
black and gray and gold braid. The Is a
blouse with al inner. open vest OF red cloth en-
with wide belt OF soft gray kid crushed in at tns
back with three half balls OF gold and fastened
under the belt behind form small coat tails
These coat tails are occurring on many OF Tho
this case Is made with an enpieceInent that con-
ttnues down the front breadth. The middle Of tbs
In lot OF stitched side pleats. The rest OF the
skirt is arranged IN clusters OF side pleats. and
box pleat. running up 10 the waist the yoke.
This skirt which Is severe for the present nodes
In spite OF its complicated pleats. IS shown by a
tailor whose name carries great weight
The second is a short walking costume OF
is yoke of white cloth arranged like tha points
Of a star and embroidered with black and red
skirt is hung in clusters OF fine box pleats held
down over the hips by a trimming Of hns blasz
Another suit is Of dark red cloth trimmed with
cocards Of red silk These are used rks passemen-
sleeves has big turn-up cuff made OF band
skirt