New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Paris June 10
The dernier cri OF the present modes is old
fashion revived-a long redingote OF silk, satin or
fine smooth cloth. 1t has dlrectoire reyers and
cuffs sides the skirt IS set In slightly
sloping line. overhung by great. square pockets
Carrying immense amount OF chic. 10 IL worn
over q gown OF a different color.
Lace coats. long short, are demode in Paris,
The laces used In their make-up-F Feniae.
Milan and Irish-now compose lovely evening
cloaks lined with pleated chiffon Of delicate color
ing Women have habituated themselves to en-
during cold that these lace and muslin fancies are
found quite sufficient Cor the added warmth needed
over the evening gown, with its little decolete or
unlned guimpe. when dining Of summer evening
In the open air
For an occasion OF this sort IS a costume Of
pale pink meteor crepe and white Aencon
lace Its long skirt full the hem. with its
baby" bodice is all OF the crepe. There are un-
lined sleeves and q high. unlined gunpe OF pink
mousselne de sole. Large jet plaques. the size Of
a piece. finish the collarless neck and edge
the sleeves. Over the shoulders IS draped large
square Of Aencon lace. hanging irregularly. point
back and front. weighted by a long silk tassel
Caught In place by larger Jet plaques, the lace
forms wide overseeves. shaping u jacket form.
Another is OF pale mimosa yellow satin. A finger
thick cord. covered with black satin. finishes the
hem OF the long skirt sustaining its sweeping folds.
Over the corsage Of fine pleated yellow tulle. cut
with a deep F1orentine square filled with white
:, tulle laid smoothly broad band OF black
satin ribbon. placed diagonally bretees Of
yellow tulle embroidered in coarse white and yel-
low silk. Dropping to the front waist line they
shape long sash ends that. after knoting once fall
tc the hem OF black mousseline de sole, lined
with pale salmon pink mousseline de sole. shirred
in clusters, is the long, loose cloak worn this
toilet
Seen on the occasion, worn asgown
all ilmy soft whteness. with trimming except
wide pompadour ribbons under the transparent
corsage, was a long redingote of fine pink cloth
lined with black mouseine de sole. Long, square
revers turned back the fronts following the line OF
the neck hemmed the bottom and turned over the
straight loosely cut sleeves. With this worn
a black erin hat trmed with veritabe forest Of
black aigrettes.
With the popular one piece gown who
dislike TO appear in the with other shou-
der covering resort TO the pretty scarf mantes OF
moussene de sole matching the gown In color, If
not in texture. pretty gray haired woman who
is always gowned in some shade OF gray, wears
with a long skirted costume OF smoke gray meteor
crepe, a long scarf mantle made OF long
width of the material, about thirty inches
wide The ends shat nearly toucn the hem of the
skirt in front are weighted with a deep silk fringe
having a three-inch deep lattice work at the top.
In the middle, the back. the material is shirred
to the depth twelve inches under a fiat
ribbon rosette, with two short santed ends, hang
ing small tassels. The scarf is lined with one
thickness of plain white mousselne de sole. These
are refined and Partisan Worn with the costume