New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

Paris. July q.
The summer has ceen so iats "a -
TIA, ,srge proportion OF what -
tn. smart world is still In town D'' nv
. absolute lack OF social events III
-. rite "a the month given up 20 put-
So; -. ,,o,1.. in order seeing the cn-l-
80, .,rough Their examinations trTehc"
.cboo,s 10 not close until the tn-fd wee"
in J,,Iv, AID preparing the "aroroDe 10
IN. summer season at some watering piaoe.
M ,ew models are supposed to oe laui-cii"'
now. but It is a Busy season IN the "
making world. II is the IGorheht
woman VINO d-ess well on little E:Az-s -
economies 1t Is now possible 20 hfo IT.
dressnakers'' who have the time anu 'h.-'-
10 COPY the models that the Dig houses
rrepared for the fashionable spring SEASON.
II is also the time that the oGessr1le
are selling eff t;.eir models. EisltihS Aii'e'-
leans rarely know how cheapiy they MAY
j,uv spring MODELS az this time OF the year
This sort o: commerce is ra-ey aitei
tised for reasons that are OBVIOUS ~
+bera - no dressnaking establishment that
cyilI not show its spring mooeis win d"
ma tbetic Willingness to be rid OF them after
the second week IN July Any price - az
cAnt.d. even one-fourth OF the original, and
this CSGalIy inCiUteS tAS
ting the gowns Even lingerie gowns IN
style that will no: Soon go out Of rashloii
can be bought now TO. from 05 70 $50
couns that are hand embroidered and cut
on correct lines. One often wonders why
RI. dressnakers prefer selling them az
such a price rather than keeping them over
for another season. but the idea seems TO
be that cid stock. TO matter how good.
must be cleared away. The general Gus
tor1 Is to notify old customers that the
models are for sale, and the news
spreads The models that are not sod IN
this way are disposed Of to what are
called model houses" These are places
where ct any time Of the year enc can buy
models from, the best dressmakiug houses
al a very low price. At these places re-
fitting is never attempted, and unless the
gown is entirely satisfactory one must trust
IT'S remodeIling to ones oun skill or pri-
vate dressnaker
For the summer styles are not going TO
change much as TO gowns, but new IDEAS
In millinery are most apparent If these
succeed and there Is no reason TO believe
they will not, We can count on complete
change in the Silhouette OF the figure IN
the autumn. Hat oTins arc curying good
deal Some models show the Gainsbor-
OUCH lines, ard there is also the smart cav
aiier hat turning up sharply or one SIDE.
Other hats roll up behind. and it IS 50 Ions
since We have seen any back hair that
this seems a drastic change y tUroan nal
| Is the natural evolution Of the silk turbdnS
| which have been worn for evening during
| the last season, and takes the form OF q
fdraped turban resting on a small briI1 tna'
partly shades the face Spanish toales II
velvet are among the autumn models, anc
are trimmed with a large bow or mass OF
| aierettes. For the summer lace hats thai
are so f1oppy as seem more ike bonneti
or elaborate nightcaps than hats are mos
chic
| For country or shore dinners the most de-
lightful type of girlish costumes have beer
evolved The exaggerated baby gowns o.
the spring are already a thing of the past
but gowns are going to be youthful IN Do'f
| line and material A Partisan authority or
dress says that she believes this mas els