The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-24

- joying a triumph this season-a
l. complete triumph. We have
had, in Paris, a good deal of
discussion about the new ~ligne" Cor
tain famous dressmakers have declared
against what they have called noppy
fashions. Others. equally famous. have
declared against an 1880 revival. We
have had, as usual, little war Of dress
experts. And the result7 Picture FASH
ions are triumphant
1t Is specially interesting 20 reaihe
that this result has been brought about
by the quiet insistence Of three ssr-
torial artists Of widely different char
acter, Worth. Redfern and Poire&
On the surface It would be diffiosiit
10 trace the connecting limo between
these three artists. but that connecting
line exists. nevertheless. and II owes
its existence TO fundamental flne taste
and common sense. Worth. Redfern
and Poiret are true worshippers of
feminine beauty and grace Each has
his own special method OF expressing
his lutdss pul Naeh 10 III
the other.
The object in view Is tho expression.
81 not the actual creation. of feminine
charm. The object Of each is the do
struction OF mere eccentr1city; the de-
struction. with the aid OF ridicule, Of
false Originality" am quito con-
WINGED that Worth, Redfern and Poiret
would, in "A single breath. say amen"
Al, Co., ,.Ix f1~t.~ a ia
voulue nexiste pas. 81 ellie est voulue
ellie devient une convention"
For the moment, at least, fine. cui-
tured taste is ruling the world of FASH
ion. Woman is seated upon her right
full throne. and she is surrounded by
all those delicate and dainty materials
which set forth her beauty to the best
advantage.
In the first place lace-wfth a capital
Lis in universal request this summer.
This Is a year of lace and OF those
delicious embroideries and chifrons
which charm and fascinate the mascu-
line eye. This is also q year Of hounces
and furbelows.
have just been studying some orig
inal and costly models created for an
open. air charity fete which is TO be-
sven curry IN june oy 'ciety leader.
yearly All THESE gowns were arranged
IN SOFT houfces; In some cases these
hounces reached from tho waist To tho
mem OF tho skirt
Fine Alencon lace was cleverfy
mingled with embroidered chiffon on
one or these models. The chiffon was
In pale shade of lemon yellow and the
lace was OF the true old yellow tint. On
the skirt there were alternate flounces
OF lace and embroidered chiffon and the
corsage was of the bebe order, quite
soft and full, with a sash of deep orange
satin TO confine It at tho waist
The hat created TO accomnanv this
costume was one Of the new FAT shan.s
of the sailor order with a low crou,,,
II was made of coarse black straw ana
trimmed with a wreath OF hIackherrv
bramblas and a cluster Of r,ne or,nv.s
framed I'm black leaves The.. oct
sailor shapes will be the clou ~ the
summer season. Thew were Launched
ar Monte Carlo earIv IN tho yaar ~,
Mile. Forzanne and The parIs,sns nrs,
fer them TO the nonuIar N,nicbe shane.
Rsd,err 60 dc, W., ,.,,. -
Loo. n,oda,a a., 49, .h,1's,.i,, ooi.
.rrn,ra ,,iaD ,,,,o.,an. 80 ,rna. anu
truIv par,s,an ,dea .rd n, 1900
ono In ,ha oasa =, 80, o s
nartv gown tho material mas an h,aoi,
Cbant,I,v morntod 49, o,,oIo,o 80.
chiryon bordered w,th o,,rohiI'a p'AA
Thera WAS shor, ,,ar,, oi,,
sk,rt and an Mira love ,,n,n nas
horderad With fur rha norsarn ,,,, 80
the Russian blouse order handaa o. ~
tho waist nv sash of darls cyc,anan
=. 5000