New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

Paris, June J.
On recent warm day at Lcngchamps toilets OF
muslin. linen and foulard silk marked the modes
The silks generally showed dull colored designs on
6 white ground. with much white oTnamentation;
the hat snd parssol matched In color. White cos
tunes were IiveneG by bands OF scft toned ribbons
and a belt laid under transparency Of lace or
s-jour work The note Of the AIoyenage was plain
3n chic costume OF white linen. with hip length
cuirasse oorsage. mass Of Irish lace embroidery
Ealenciennes lace; curasse in form only, not
IN its sappieness. its delicacy, its fragilty The
skirt laid in fat pleats to the edge of the long
corsase, was hemmed widely with the same beau
tful neenge OF two laces and embroidery There
were short sleeve caps Of the trimming over loose
mule rndersleeves and the round neck Of the
little guinpe turned over with a narrow frlll or
lace With this charming costume was worn a
hat Of white italian straw, trimmed with large
white roses and band Of black velvet There was
g dorned sunshsde Of white embroidered Lnen
edged with many narrow scalloped null frilis
The long ends Of a ribbon bow foated from the
TOD.
In the movement Of the new skirts there is al
ways visible edge Of the petticoat friiis the
skirt being made the exact length Of the gown
White silk and thread stockings are often seen'
worn either with shoes black vanished leather
or with white shoes.
a smart American who lives nearly all the year
in Paris wore on Sunday a pretty costume OF
foulard SILK marron figures on q white ground.
With a graceful effect or drapery. the long skirt
oue7ed al one side held in fat cluster Of pleats
At the hip. Inside showed a bit Of paneI OF
English embroidery. band Of It hernmed the
skirt. il rlade undersleeves and outlined A yoke
s,n the corssee Touches Of pale green were at
the wrists and neck. The hat Of pale green straw
was trimmed with pink roses and the paraso was
green Particularly good were the sleeves Inc
11ue- Part OF the silk twisted gracefully about
me arm and tied 1T the elbow with & knot OF the
sz,oe T-nderslccves e English embroidery were
trimmed AZ the wrists with three tiny lace irills
hanging over narrow green ribbcn, twisted lightly
sra tied AT the back in 4 bow. Countess de cas-
7esa wore tabac colored toie. with large motifs
of coarse ElpuTe lace inset in the short skirt ana
lang coat. The front breadth Of the skirt mounted
10 the Dust: crossing it there was wide band
~ lace rerpered en- each edge With small black
bl,rtons The sleeves Of the coat ended little
below sne elbows and were sIashed the outside
g few inches over short rndersieeves Of guipure
These latter sleeves were edged with q t"o-inch
peated <in OF white null that fell Over third sleeves
rrade Of white null, with fine olroiing tucks also
finished with frin Of II. costume of coarse,
heavy white linen. woven like serge had its loose
hung coat with round cornered fronts trimmed
with revers collar and cuffs Of tahao MORE SIX
Tne revers. wide al the top, turned back TO the
very hem narrowing IS they descended With this
crstorle were worn pale brown gloves. brown shoes
with big brown ribbon bows and white stockings.
over short skirt Of plain white linen set in
rleats hung z long garment Of white linen en-
-oidered ali over large raised dots Long strips
of heavy lace framed The hack breadths from
shoulders 70 hem The front, cut shorter than the
back was finished with wide band Of lace placed
oiagonaily across il, one end much wider than the