The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11

creation Of sun pleeted blue pongee. The
skirt. waist AID short sleeves were COM
posed OF the plea.ing while the cut out yokc
In jumper style and the u = were Of plain
silk heavily embroidered.
Foulardr have had a certain return to
favor this year, and there Is absolutely
nothing better for seashore wear. The
patterns are usually dots arranged In vari-
Gus ways or small unobstrusive figures or
stripes. They ere to be lad In delightful
soft color and are made usually with the
addition Of plain satin and lace, though
sometimes = lightweight cloth OF tie same
color. as the silk In the only trimming.
A particularly good mode. for Afternoon
gown ut the seashore In In soft green, made
with deep tucks around the edge Of tie
long skirt. AMI has a slightly short waisted
kimono blouse made with three deep fJ,es.
The trimming consists OF bands VI filet
and q gsrniture Of tiny bias hands OF green
tateta twisted into knots. The deep girdle,
a feature Of the gown. has 4 band OF black
aYeta above a band OF green. with a large
bow Of the arecp taffeta fastened ut the
bust by 4 gold BUCKLE.
Another striking foulard gown IL in blue
and white stripes and the circullr skirt is
made with a seam down the front. the stripe
meeting In an upward point. The only
trimming on the long skirt is a deep fold
above a p~leating which enciroles u about
q loot from the ground.
There is a deep girdle Of the silk n On
the bodice a stole shaped piece made OF a
wide ~bouillonnee, which ends abruptly at the
girdle in a plain piece Of silk turned w and
fastened by two buttons. forming a hollow
square. Under this is a filet blouse and
sleeves bound with plain blue, the lace but
toning smartly across the bust in vest
fashion. At the top Of the girdle is a black
bow run through a buckle.
A bewitching tea gown should be included
In the seashore trousseau and there coul 4
be nothing prettier han a model shown at
one Of thu Fifth avenue shops lately. Made
Of allover creamlace. with q pattern Of long
lines, IL In shirred in at the short waist line,
which points up sharply in the back to meet
he point of the bodice opening. Under
the lace Ia a lining of pink chiffon and around
all the edges are deep bands Of soft lowered
silk.
When it comes to hats the seashore girl
IL fortunate, for flowers have quite upcr-
seeded feathers ~ trimming and feathers
never ook their best in a damp atmosphere.
The all white hat is in high favor, the newest
model being in white rice straw snothered.
with great clusters OF white morning glories.
Many who do not consider the all white
hat becoming select a white straw with a
black border or the white hat has a lining
Of stretched black satin, which proves an
exceedingly pretty frame for the face.
One OF these black ined hats was trimmed
with an immense butterfly bow OF val
enCiennee.
OF course the Panama in one Of it's ssucy
phases il the thing for morning wear. At a
fashionable resort an elaborate casino coat
In in order, such al a chasuble shape in dull
blue silk boldly embroidered in a Chinese
design in blue and silver or a scarlet liberty
silk cloak made with a large pleat at the back
and Japanese sleeves with a wreath Of silver
laurel leaves roundt the yoke and armholes.
Finally n or more Of the daintier motor
coats Of white cloth, Tussore or linen are
an absolute necessity in the seashore outfit.