New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
PRINCESS DRESSES.
-4Hming Batistes Poscdered srith
English Eyelet Embroidery.

u ts p-oftabe as we'll as pleasant at this sea
so- Of the year visit this establishment OF
Racket Carhart & Co. Broadway and 18th stree.
t- r0t only are they always among the first TO set
The hall of fashion rolling. but the OF dis
ce-ruent irst.nctively perceves that the modistes
and tsors ia their employ have trat eye for color
ana outline which proclaims the artist.
At moment when the wise are taking time by
she f0-e.ock in the selection OF their new spring
clothes what can be more allUring than the prin-
cess lingerie dresses shown by this nrm2 favor
i-e model is ga white batiste. powdered with Eng
l.zf svelers and having broad band % The same
sr-ar6i5lrv inset fu the skirt. Baby 1ucks Nalen-
rtaures insertion and edElIE combine with the en-
loid Fry 20 ornament me podlSe ITlsn cIUe!eL ISllos
--s beauty also 10 another charming robe with
IN 1ss55 Ia -a describe t5ese fiufTy. foany. lacey
Equally CONVINCING are the suits in white linen.
TIE v-sstss.iJles Of which at the hands Of this firm
C-,.rlc aoI1cs efrsrr IN conformation with deep
-rzl crochet beadag. Another has simulated
.oer2 an insets and friis opening over ,. baby
-r.s- yoke Yet third IS q Nefltane trock aho
9Th -e7uJy- ne jacket Win Us shaw co4laT I, ana
1-l- win t1s Nandyke points Of Irish crochet and
rec ripping dources Of The skirt
El.lr wonder thar The purchaser wavers in her
choice where eacn gown offered has such consuIn-
Photographed in the supplement are three prin-
Cese robes, which have been selected as indicative
SONS Two age white lingerie gowns, elahorately
han1-sr'hro- -aered; the third rs an exquisite black
MANY orher models. both original imported gowns
and --aqrario1s are shown Prominently beaut-
fll the tailored suits and coats and the gowns
:o- street and evening wear-Tnag gnitcent concep-
IONS IN cloth. silk and all the nodlsh taorlcs. -,
decided novelty is combination suit the
-acker OF broadc0th in q solid color. the skirt OF
u.ai5 ~ check Pastel coloTings are also shown IN
great rractveuess. Coats and kindred garments
also oNe- the widest possible range Of selection.
IN shadow maids. silk lined Voes and raldhs
there are the most desirable models. For more
Ce-a0ulous occasions a seTll-cOsIuIne In lavender
tat=ta has skirt laid II clusters Of perpendicular
-lea-s -Hree-QuarIers up 10 the waist, and little
hoer0 opening over frIIled lace vest. The
clusters 0e pleatiugs are repeated in the elbow
eeves and IN the bodice
EewfcCkuElv pretty are the fancy belts. the new
lingerie lace and tailored waists the Persian taeta
Jerrlcoats and the exquisite lace and embroidered
collar and cur sets. which DO so much 70 beautlfy
and refine the toilet. Freshness and distinction
are prominent here less than in the dainty tail
C~s5 suits which present ali those elusive qualities
q sLvIe which seem often 10 escape in the max
iI- % this type Of dress. one reason for this
Arms success undoubtedly lies IN the fact that the
t[eal tailor. IKE The poet IS born, not made, and
that Hackett, Carhsrr & Co. have had the genius
10 gather some OF these born taIors into their
service.