New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
A Revi.0oI of Cashmere.

d and finished b with narrow cum made Of band of
For a costume as dressy as the one Just de-
Scrloed the long sleeve is rather uncommon
the fashion OF short sleeves, to be met with long
ton American dressmakers who here looking
be universal in America: that it was not SO in
the Sos when the elbow sleeve SO univer-
Of long gloves is Of more importance @ in America
Cheaper s ae b Where @Fe not Cleaning onY e
Is only question of few cents 1t must be ad-
line to the figure and certainly adds to the close
wasted effect that is in vogue now.
this cose 'ea9 Common
h finish &c out with close cuf of lace embroidery.
put put this never has quite the pretty effect OF the
very wen is, egot sleeve that reaches to Just
below the elbow and is finished out with a high
a. tailored costume that combines several good
habit but one of the pleated habts "in that seen eng
rather to have replaced the plain long Directore
shoulders and again to form close belt. They @
are sort over the bust and the skirt part OF the
a large puff. diminishing toward the elbows where
form high c r6ere IS an ns yes espd Is that
made of white kid embfoidered in red SHADES
the sides of the habit skirt below The skirt is
f antrlmmed, as are most OF the skirts worn with
THE SMALL BONNET.
A small bonnet is so much worn now for the
theatre and evening concerts that II threatens TO
become the only kind OF headdess that can be
worn The milliners are borrowing from every
possible style and period to make these tiny affairs
becoming and some of the results are really love-
ly A simple but pretty affair consists OF a crown
OF pink roses surrounded by a band Of black vel
rather fiat against the hair A more eIshorsfs ~
tneare peguln Is OF gold lace over white silk
ing from white to bright yellow These tn bon M
demand elaborate hairdressing and N Is nsrbs ne
worn. $50 uV"i VI nair Is
There Is sudden fashion for = lop co,ey,-a
or rather an arrangement of braids and pIfTs oI,
prettiest style with the theatre hat Fiy me
women stlll wear the vertical sidecomb and bi~
one method OF hairdressing which a. nsrba y ~
fortunate The thing to avoid is an eIr,ngenre,]
tnat appears artncia like even lines OF unduIation,
or 100 regular arrangement of braids and curIs
. There are many small hats worn, aside from The
theatre mats ana the toque turning up smartIv on
Ing. There Is used lot of short plumes and r,a5a
feathers that are contrved TO SUIT the line ~ the
hat. INV Vi 'ne
One of the prettiest ideas that the season, t.
In simple evening gowns is tho use of silk baDds
edslns rurnes OF mousseiine de Sole or the same
white mousseline de soie mounted over pnk - sS II
The skirt Is trimmed with iounces OF wide VaIar'
ciennes. with the points falling into straight bsnd
OF blue velvet. The same Idea with narrower la
and bands makes a fchu arrangement and thers
is a blue sash. Sie
An equally simple frock is OF white crane Win
irregular lines OF silver running through the stun
Ihe corsase Is cut IN sarplce fashion and crosses
skirt is trimmed with founce made of a broad
Liberty ribbon edged and headed with a ruching
This use OF Liberty ribbon as trimming that a.
slrred and used as rufies shirred on both edges
BEAUTIFUL evening coat is made ~ naneI uInened ne
lace. with shirred entredeux OF wide Iiherty ribho,
AT the bottom OF the garment is band OF errnine