New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-10

No one could imagine tndt inc w.
,brse or four kinds Of materials
which contribute TO their develop
ment he'd been picked up at bar
ssin sale and combined as best the
ourber of yards in each length
would permit OF.
At glance it is evident that the
models lot late summer were care
nllv planned with an eye to srtjs-
nc effect as well as novelty, and the
results which have been achieved
with cotton. linen, silk and trans
pare1t materials are fascinating.
Bsti,te Though, Daintiest Fabric.
Baustc, considered in some quar-
,.rs the daintiest Of sheer fabrics,
COM in a variety OF striped effects.
each enc in shades Of allurins del
icacy
Tie seeker after morning frocks
with which TO exc out the wardrobe,
almost shabby at the tag-end OF a
.ay summer. comes upon batiste in
white. striped with tilleul, maize,
garnet. French or marine blue and
instantly decides to have something
in that material made up with
senarate bodice or corselet in plain
taffeta.
Marine blue, pin-striped white
bat;ste is the material OF an entire
skirt OF a morning frock ordered
Yesterday. The lines run perpen-
c.cularly in tire very narrow under
skirt and the very full overdress.
he latter. meeting, but not scanned
q. front centre, is bordered with
two inch band Of cross-placed strip
ing. which is continued below the
hem of the overdrcss on to the IN
dersl,irt to its lower edge
Combined with Blue Taffeta.
The plain blue taheta basque, eX-
tended smoothly half over the hips,
IS short at both sides and runs to
pair O. shallow points from the last
.. row of tiny buttons, joining the
fonts. which blouse a trife all
around the waist line. while the
neck. cut to a sharp point, is I'M
ished with a pleated white tulle
collar extending fatty across the
back. covering the fronts to below
the bust, and beyond the tops OF
the straight cut, wide and flowing
elbow sleeves, whose lower halves
are in the cross stripping.
A black velvet bow covering the
joinns Of the collar gives to this
irock the Partisan touch Of black.
No.n with white suede pumps and
white taffeta leaf bedecked white
Eel; hat, no costume could be
smarter.
White Felt Hats Moderately Sized.
The white felts, by the way. are
OF moderate size. Their crowns in
cli,e &c the oval shape and their
narrow brims are rolled evenly all
round. On some Of them the leaf
trimming is of the lily foliage type
very long, very pointed, wire
edged and twisted into stems placed
direcdy above the brow, between
brim aid crown. This shape. poised
straight from front to back, gives
the head q long look.
Bluet shade is a perfect craze
among young girls Of the ultra
fashionable set. They appear in
hat flower tone at church, at din
nsrs. Fl dances and at luncheons,
but the prettiest frocks Of all are
hose worn of mornings. Neces-
Sarly these are in inexpensive
hor'cs and as simply made as is a
rock n bluet cotton crepe, whose
qua, necked oorselet bodice S
rspeuced over a sheer white linen
ndrr5louse with full length sleeves,
wrinsli1g closely to the arms, but
ialliae loose from the elbows.
Has a Square. Shallow Neck.
The square neck OF this blouse s
shallow. but at the base it points .
the edge Of the blue bodice, which
Is SHRED across the bust at the top
d plss,ron. extended over the hips
and fastened with a row Of buttons
a. ei,.er side.
I The front fitness of the skirt is
sathsreo 20 the lower edge OF this
pissuon. bu. elsewhere to the band
I loiling t 20 he bodice, and con
eeaied under a black patent leather
belt
The white of the blouse is re-
fsated in d ielt outing hat, which,
VIDE Of brinl, soft OF crown, I'M
r'rmso, and poised without tilt Is
Ne best possible style in young
tFls morning garb.
Separate Corselets Akin TO Bssques.