The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-01

match the panel in the skirt. and the satin rOsettes. in the centre of which nestled small orange chenille balls, giv- ing decided effectiveness to the gown.
 A pretty gown was of cream lace net. with a pattern of small rings on it. The skirt was slightly full on chiffon lining over taffeta, with the usual pan tucksel front ornamented with two inch tucRs. and bordered by lace in a striking scalloped pattern. The back os the skirt simulated the Louis XIV. style by two rows of lace in cascade effect, and had three rows of gathered satin ribbon ripDling round the bot tom- The waist had short bolero ed ged with the scalloDed lace, full un- derhodice of the net, and ting chem isette. Loose bows Of narrow satin ribbon finished the yoke and sleeves of this gaceful costume.
 4 pale smoke-colored Liberty satin dress had a full skirt, with three mar row graduated fiounces pin-tucked, and a curious circular motif of gather
  dice were also stripped with bands of track-and the bodice was slightly draped, with yoke trimmed with ap- Dliaue lace and pale gray-sills buttons. The girdle was of a lowered violet silk Very cool and fresh-looking are the checked voile dresses made over lawn slips and inserted generously with Yalenciennes. These may be had ready made in several colors. and are just the thing to wear in June. They are not, of course, so cool as muslins, of which there is already a bewildering display. Many of these are in prineesss style, which promise to be very popular, not to say common, this sum" , mer. A charming gown of white handkerchief linen was shirred for 1 ten or twelve inches about the waist, 1 to draw 1t in to the figure, but was cut scantily, So that 1t looked anything but clumsy. Three points of Valenciennes alternated with English embroidery in a pretty wheat pattern to form an eff fective yoke, and the same effect was repeated on the fiarlng skirt above a deep flounce. The sleeves was full, and the fullness was shaped under the arm by 6 great number of pin-tucks, while a frill of embroidery fell nearly to the waist. It seems impossible to get on without the flounce on muslin dresses, but in- deed as nothing is more effective we must perforce go on wearing it. Some | times there are frills on these dresses, usually very scant, and nearly always ttere is a fiounce visible or disguised by trimming.
 Linen suits are already being re- duced little. Charming little butter fly costumes were on sale in one shor this week, with plaited skirts and short scalloped jackets, edged with lace, and applique, with heavy embroidered de- sign. More expensive and yet not greatly more effective was an eyelet- hotel linen suit with plaited skirt and two bands O. heavy lace insertion around the hips in an indented. pat tern. The jacket was short and slight ly- gathered, with a heavy lace border and short, full sleeves. A satin girdle
 
 A pretty belt of white linen em- broidered in a trailing pattern was in. serted with tiny VaIenciennes and fastened with large square gilt buckle. .~ -.&
 The belts of leather and silk combin. ed are very serviceable, and come ir great varieties of color. ssTr@
 Ribbon girdies are so useful to trim t plain gown with that it is not sur prising that they are to be found ir every color and style, ready to wear Bretelles are also manufactured of tn, lovely chine ribbons, and are very pretty,
 Chemisettes are such useful ar ticles that one sees them in all sizes and styles. Some very nice ones arc selling for moderate low prices now, ol one may pay quite serious amounts for them. The hand embroidered set of chemisette, or collar, and cuffs come. in beautiful designs at high prices, ol can be head simply in fine lawn for a. low as 50 cents.
 The newest thing in low shoes is tn, strap and buckle fastening. A promi nent shoe dealers window was filled with all shoe dealers window wa filled with all kinds and coIors O ladies' Oxfords, with three marrow straps and buckles instead of button. or laces. One wonders if the littl, points will not catch and tear delicate lace frills, but they are certainly new and chic.
 Red pumps with fiat, silk ribbon bows are novelty. Childrsn's sandals come in white linen, tan leather, ant soft mouse-colored kid. The little one, exult in the coolness and free dom of this sensible footgear.-Nev York Evening Post.