New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-05

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,,,,nly evening gowns and manteaus
- small accessories OF the toilet that a
spu ter o. the modes has most in mind
CT. We season Of the year for as yet the
-. modes for this coming spring are
ss.s hidden I'm great boxes, till. I'M
i'as e. the Riviera. they shine snlen-
dd.y ...;.e. a.oossor,o- +.,.
,ba costumes Of well informed per-
ave fohus made Of the whltost. the
90. m soft materials. -Frilled on all
.s,ss sraped loosely over the should
w - the ends tucked inside the high
.t4v give an adorahlv becoming finish
.bnrle gown. and add a new grace TO
T. rass,rc Of the short skirt for even
uor.rinc is complete. the train has
into ms own again. as It should
.-s,,sss a short skirted evening gown is
D..,-sso,,a or certain youthful figures but
\ 4, utterly lacking IN the dignity desired
.o,,s Of CEREMONY. The latest trains
80. more amplitude. more sweep. than
~. showed early in the season, hut gen
~. tb., continue 10 be hung from tho
= the gown ITSELF
a, unusual feature noted IN a gown Of
>. os-,ea silk wolfe was a train shaped as
y. ~ the skirt. Hanging straight and
- AZ ono side 10 heightened into long
80 a. the back; or the opposite side the
-, was open. the front breadth was
~ mo into "a bunch 81 little Fuckers
- ,sssed under the edge of the straight
80, Trd,- the shortened skirt. at that
-, the foot showed TO the ankle. The
.,,,,v co~ssge was scarcely more than A
a. rirdle ~ tho material pulled In wrink-
= fo6s 10 the edge of a wide band OF
-, wide lace. which. in turn. framed a
.,,v ei,npe Of flesh colorej mousseline de
90 Posed az one side, effectively placed
,.f m the white lace. half on the cerise
,,5,s vas a big chou Of black mousseline
os Sole.
r,A inv ro~oco silk roses that have run
g, mad race in popular decoration dur
=, the last two years IN Paris, being used
,.,-,sr1ent every article OF dress-olouses.
,arts. g-dlss hats. carriers and cravats-
AVE now appeared on evening shoes, lit
"a lunches and wreaths Cf them, instead
>, bows and buckles. The same little silk
.,vsrs sct eyed IN soft black silk and
.I,.k ba6y ribbon. are used also 10 deco
a.. HACK velvet bags carried with hand
sne street costumes.
More strikiugly dressy are bags Of MORE
,ls. ricn. dim toned brocades and gold an'
,rvsr cloth enriched with rocco flower:
6o,A in gold and silver cords. The longei
me cords ATTACHED 10 the bags ana th'
heavier the tassels that ornament them the
more desirable they are; but the difficulty
.r oreniar a bag hung by such long core
when one fr6- "a sudden need for purse 81
handkerchief has made them merely or
rsmentaL and women carry the necessary
god coins and the tiny square handker
chiefs in a small gold mesh bag. hung from
Ire finger
To fa7e- on the Rue de Ia Paix an'
ne Place Vendome late of an Afternoon
f1d with the lighting Of the street lamps
10 enter the tea room which, for the mo
nen-. enjoys the reputation of being Inc
'smartest' are interesting occupations i"I
:Ge women There one sees the pref
fesr Ta~isfenra. in all their pretty after
noon fre~N a tailored costume OF que
eegarr. and .rdI~put8blv new. worn the
oher day 70 Tie Ritz tea room was o.
bronze brown cloth with a long haired sur
face The fronts OF tie hip long coat pei
iectlv fitted iu long easy lines. showed
fetching originality Of cut Closing hN'
ihrse ararste coats one tapping over th'
.,re- they turned into tiny revers. witt
STITCHED edges Inside the last showed