The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
PasIs rashion Hssss !.

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fAS - rev modes ars concsrnsd IN
Paris itself. but : trip to sny Of the
smart Watering pIaoes. several Of
which can be reached in few hours'
travel is worth while for the chronic.
lsr Of The fashions In sssrch Of dainty
confsctions 70 describe.
Among tho dainty white dresses
sssn . couple Of days ago 1t Trouville
Wa whits Sc. Gsll embroidered
suisss, = crisp = N iced cucumber.
The skirt. qaite foil and graceful in
eject. wss trimmed with Eve grad.
uated tucks above hem whioh served
- sixth tuck. Th!a idea IL fire.
qusntly employed in the making Of
thin skirts when ~ many tucks ~ it
IL possible 70 get with limited guam
tity Of material are desired. There
Wa knee houncs and the edge Of the
skirt Just shove the founce was en-
brcidered In . careless pattern Of
daisies. The bottom Of the flounoe
waa finished with i've very narrow
tnoks.
It would be difiicult to fnd any.
thing more simple than the blouse,
which was laid in narrow sucks in the
shoulder for fulness. embroidered in
the front and around the collarless
neck and flushed with line OF real
valenciennes lace which give . soft
affect. CUFFS Of the suisse. interlined
with crinolipe and trimmed with
valenciannes edgtnR and embroidery
finished the elbow sleeves.
Finishing the costume was . small
white net hat Of irregular shape. the
net being ruohed on and having .
cluster Of small white flowers 1t the
left side where the has was lifted .
bit. and another at tine left side.
It 10 tale told many times to talk
Of the wsll.rounded figure and priu.
oesse gowns. yet this particular frock
in the linsreie design is 20 smart this
season that its story bears frequent
REPETITION. An obliginR ooutouriere
gaze the writer glimpse Of = most
delightful oonfection destined for
weAi in Newport for large August
lawn party. juts before it was export
ed. With the frook was . stunning
little silk coat setting on exquisitely
the sheer silk linen skirt. The draped
bodice Of silk with basque back was
In soft silvery green. stripped with
yellow Of soft faded tint. too delicate
for orange and yet with . pinkish
tinss that might justify its being
called apricot. The skirt WAS Of white
silk linen and lace, trimmed with
honuces which wera headed with gar
lands Of wss chiffon roses shading
from the indescribabls yellow up to
. pinkish buff and down to brown
With the same blush in 1t. The roses
appeared. too. on the front Of the
bodice amid jabots Of lace and head.
cd the lace frills Of the elbow sleeves.
A novelty which oils . long felt
want in connection with the collars Of
soft Lace which finish the necks Of
% many mart blouses and bodice 10 .
supporter Of gold or imitation Of the
metal-whioh can be olssped through
the lace at the back. front and sides.
supporting the COLLAR - satisfactory
~ she little bones or silk cords
Heretofore used, and certainly moro
daintily. The jewellers show these
novelties In . variety Of designs
from the plain silver "stosk props"
~ they are called to elaborate Affairs
Of gold studded with jewels. Just
the pin passes ON the under eide OF
the collar. leaving band Of gold or
silver Oh the outside which afford. an
opportunity for any amount Of decora
tion.
Goossberry green 10 the nAre OF .
delightful new tiny. with an eject
that 10 neither clouded nor striped.
but yet showing delicate traces Of
white. A frock 10 this color and Of
sheer null IL made with . triple sk irt.
each 6oupce being edged with sm.
broidery. Tho bodioa 10 designed In