New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
TIE Long Redfngofe Returns
Gown of Contrasting Coor-Lace
Coats Long and Short Are DemOde.

! described above was bell hat of smoke gray
straw. Its crown was covered thckly with valley
liies and one side posed immense bow
or smoke gray ribbon
New face yeiis OF fine white or black tuIls
spotted thicky with great Irregulariy shaped dots
OF black chenille. large and placed closely
together as 10 obscure the features beyond recog-
milton.
Always pretty modish and becoming are wells Of
white. close meshed tulle. having small black che
nile dots
In parasols for ordinary occasions there Is a fad
far simplicity The handles. however. may be OF
any degree Of richness. Long and strong. may
easily lean ones whole weight on them. They are
of polished wood. tipped with sem-preclous stones,
anethysts. jade quartz In lovely shades and
lapis-lazuIi The fiat Japanese form. with It's many
ribs. IS much liked and extremely comfortable with
the large hats but as has appeared in the
great shops at medium prices Its reign ac-
cessory 10 the toilet Of elegante IS It's end
IN Paris.
For the hlmy toilets OF summer garden parties
the parasoI is In harmony. with lace borders and
insets. soutache embroidery tule frilIs and
ribbon bows
TO make plain silk parasol dIessy FOR especial
occasions vide ribbon is lied to the stick in Il
large bow. with long floating ends: another adorns
the top. placed close to the tip.
1t is pretty fancy. the wearing Of a delicate
lace hmy lingerie blouse under a sleeveless low
necked one OF embroidered tulle OF a color TO
match the skirt. Charming for a young girl Is a
simple party frOck OF white point d'esprit. All in
one piece. the funess Of the round necked bodice
Il arranged about the modest decoletage shIrred
over two rathsr large cords two inches apart
In the space between there are trim little bou-
Guets Of pink silk roses, tiny ones with a few
green leaves. At the waist a deep girdIe and hin
yoke effect is achieved by more sbirrs done on
finer cords. Low on the skirt. at the top Of a
gathered hounce. there punches of flow
ers. On the inside of the arms. looping shorter n
little frin that finishes the short pured sleeves.
IS placed one larger bunch.
For young girls Charlotte Corday hats of
embroidered muslin falling several friIls Of
pleated mousseline de sole. Wide pink ribbon
, , twists itself lightly about the crown and drops
long fringed ends at one side
Printed moussellne lie sole shirred over large
fiat brimmed shape is lovely. with line OF vivldly
red silk poppies set on the edge OF the brim For
a little girl is, bonnet of red plaid silk; It is
trimmed inside and out with ruches OF red mousse
line de sole. and ties with wide req ribbon.
At brilliant garden party given on the great
terraces of lovely garden. hidden behind high walls
In the very heart of Paris, some smart hats
one of fine white braid with a deem
crown and wide brm. trimmed with effe,ttve
severity by "a deep band OF black velvet ribbon
about the crown One side of the wide brm was
caught high against the crown by a sheaf OF black
wheat, laid fiat. and held by a small veIvet how
on the opposite side. lying fiat the brim was a
second sheaf tied in the manner OF the
form. but of extremely coarse soft white
braid, and with the brtm left fiat, was another
hat trimmed with a wide hand Of black velvet that
held at one side a great bunch of white roses
Seen at the races and in the Bos are many cos
tunes Of fOulard silk The ground is white with
large coored Gots and the trimming is a little
plain silk. For these pretty gowns the washer
woman overskirt is fascinating, II well arranged
Two skirts are Of equal length; the upper one
scant. is turned up to any depth desired and fas-
tened on the sides by large buttons a bow or
rosette The depth of the turning is faced with
a solid color These silks are so SNOWY in them
selves that little trimming Is allowed Often there
is at all except frlls ruchings of the silk
and chemisette OF thin white stuff.
While at gatherings of modsh women
the pointed corsage, with elbow sleeves fun gath
ered and plated skirts, and short basques, the
feminine world, for the most part, stil clings to
the long straight lines. There IS. however a grad
ual abandonment O the long loose coats In the
latest tailored costumes. While alluring. they have
nevertheless little of the dshabille In their sill
houette. The half long ones make undecided
attempt to mark the waist line. They have a
jaunty, youthful air.
short skirted tailored costume OF white Eng
lish embroidery has half long coat with open
sloping fronts and half long sleeves, plain the
elbow and set trihe full the shoulders
wide band Of plain white linen borders all the
edges on each side of the front are set large
pearl buttons with white passementerte frogs
Hemming the skirt is a tliree-inch band of plain
linen and ten inches above narrower
After this model are gowns of plain hnen
trimmed with embroidery the idea reversed. Also
aTover embroidered linens done in a color are
'---' MAKGARHT ALICE FRIENn