The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

distance ahead Of our generally accepted
modes.
The use OF q separate little coat Of cloth
20 match q frock Of silk, or vice versa IL
also extremely French, and the trimming
Of silk with cloth IL more popular than ever.
one Of the most practical and charming
costumes brought over by June bride
who has been buying her trousseau In Parh
"a A blue taieta made upon Princesse lines
although bodice and skirt aro out separ-
atsly and sewed together at the waist
line.
The full blouse, which does not blouse,
and the full skirt meet IN 4 closely shtred
Rirdle, ntted snugly to emphasize the
slender waist and its curves, and this
SHRED girdle, which runs down little
way over the hips and up to the bust line,
"a trimmed With narrow bands Of cloth
matching the silk and stitched hAtly on
the shirrinK at inch and q hah intervals.
The bands, Of course, run around the figure
and curve slightly downward h front'
Giving the oorrec+ silhouette. On the
center front Of each band srO sot two nttie
duh gold buttons. 4 -,
The bottom Of the fun skirt, out to clear,
"A trimmed In similar bands half way 70
the knee, and bands Of cloth border the
souare out neck, showing . little lingerie
Ruirnpe and COLLAR and appear on the ShoFt
sleeve,
For wear over this princess vaIk1nG
fnook Il q little loose short coat Of the blue
cloth Whose fat Hilk collar h embroidered
In gold and dull blue, while two plAitSd
cords Of gold an inch Wide and nnishsd
with gold tAsssls tie the coat together
oarelessly At the throat.
Another street oottumO IN the SAmS
trousseau is Of fine black cloth and y made
with a perfectly plain long coat, sIquisitsly
out and reaching almost 70 the bottom
OF the skirt. Down the whole length Of
the front runs q plain narrow WastooAt OF
ANTIQUE embroidery In dun tones and Taro
threads Of gold on an ecru ground.
Tho vest buttons down the middle with
little dull gold buttons and y bordered
on each side by nat band Of black velvet
ribbon. A narrow line Of embroidery
| With a band Of velvet above finishes the
wrist Of the rather close coat sleeve, and
there Is q tiny collar Of black velvet. The
ooet "a one possible only 10 slender figure,
but N Is extraordinarily chic.
Bordering Of velvet ribbon h much IN
evidence and IL effective vASn olsvOrly
introduced, although . rather crude form
of trimming when awkwGrdly handled.
FOLDED surplice collars such 80 that shown
upon a wolfe frook among the cuts are pref
tily finished by q Fat band Of velvet ribbon,
and the ohouK Of velvst with which The
crossed ends are attached 70 the Eirdle
oarry out the idea Of velvst trimming.
The plain piquS walstoOAt appear again
in this frook, crossing In gurplios fashion
J this time
The surpliCe front continue. ID prestige,
and even upon plainly ntbSd bodicos . nAt
Turplioe SdSO, 4 Often insrOdoOod The
coral pink frook illustrated here Il oAss In
! point.
1t was one Of the successful costumes Of q
reoently launched French play Oostumed by
a famous Paris dressmaker, and wac Of
mousselins de sole trimmed In lace tinted
10 the same coral color and IN velvet ribbon
OF the coral hue. A transparent guimps ot
white lace relieved the bodice DsHt the faOe,