New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JUNE %. 1907

waistcoat. OF Bulgarian embroidery. consisting
mostly OF and black The collar 10 the coat Is
faced with plain red toile in narrow frame OF
black velvet and the buttons have little hanging
tassels and made of white embroidered Win
red and black The objection TO a costume OF TINS
sort is that If worn too often one tres OF IL oHl
criticism based on economic grounds has little IN
fuence with dressmakers and tailors- The colored
blouse is a more practical way of introducing the
Up TO date air 10 the summer costume heavy
white toile has a pleated skirt and smart iiI'4e
shortwaisted veste with collar and reVers raced
with black velvet half covered with heavy cotton
embroidery. This is worn with blouse OF salmon
pink linen. 49,,
revers makes Tubing of the question with these
vestes 1t is curious how often a touch OF plack
appears on the summer models. and 1t Will be IN
teresting to see if it becomes as popular as the
coutureres predict.
PALE BLUE FAVORED.
A toile striped with red and pale salmon has
broad band of plain white down the sides OF the
veste and forming the basques. The side band IS
embroidered in medallions showing both colorS on
another striped linen there is extensive use OF
strapping of white embroidered in small rings. two
colors being used in this way. There are pretty
examples Of white linen tops trimmed with the
fancy linen used in the skirt. perhaps the most
attractive fashion of using plaid checked stuffs
Little lace except what appears in the blouse is
seen on costumes Of this sort Embroideries done
in coarse cotton directly on the stuff are smart.
and of course expensive as they must be done by
hand II hand embroidery is out OF the question II
is best to substitute braiding simple strappins
and stitching Untrmmed linens strapped with the
same are good style If the strapping has some orig
tnaI feature colored waistcoat can be added
An example of a white afternoon costume has an
,,r,,z,,aIIv elaborate use OF heavy embroidery. A
hand done directly the white linen. trims the
bottom of the skirt. passing about the back ana
running up the front 10 meet almost at the waist
line; a second band passing under this trims the
front breadth and runs up the back. The jacket
consists of blouse on a belt, with pelerne sleeves
the latter attached the blouse and then ralIlns
in n little drapery on the skirt. The collar. little
turnover affair." is faced with blue toie and the
blouse fastened down the front with small white
pearl buttons and loops OF blue cotton cord. The
sleeves to the lingerie underblouse consist OF two
large puffs and a narrow cuff The pufTs I'LL out
the pelerine sleeves, which have no lingerie finish
of undertaking, so much in vogue only a month
or so ago. The pelerine part of this garment Is
entirely embroidered.
Pale blue seems to be first choice when a bit OF
color is needed but khaki is also popular. Khaki
linen braided or embroidered in white. makes an
excellent trimming for a white linen and there are
some pretty striped stufs showing white stripes on
khaki ground.
one OF the combinations Of lace that the
most modish this year is that of Valencennes and
het The lighter lace Is used to edge patterns in
the fIet or, in the form of entredeux, is crusted
in the heavier lace. AS a rule a rather heavy
Valenciennes and light flet chosen This
seems 70 replace the Irish and Faenciennes OF last
season.