New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

HAIR ENCIRCLED WITH HAT BAND.
peared on the costee and the loose sash in dull
green silk
The written description of this sounds rather
"greenery-yalery" but in reality the model was ex-
ouiste yellow is Of the most popular colors
of the season. and it being freely combined with various
shades of green and also with electric, Lanacret and
Natter blues.
The Paris tailors are making wonderfully attractive
race costumes in magpe effects just Black and
white checked materials and also black tasas combined
with chalk white crepe CLOTH and black and white striped
ribbon the latter taking the form OF picturesque SASH
The dernier cr is magpie costume relieved with
single touch of very vivid color-a tangoorange wing
in the hat for example immense aque de earance
pink rose weighing down the fiat brm of of the new
sailor hats in black straw.
Maggie Combinations for the Races.
Black and white checks are still very fashionable but
the favorite magpe combination is black tafets, white
taffeta and white cloth with slightly rough surface
have seen successful of this order which was
distinctly 1880 in outline. The skirt covered with
pleated hounces black and white taffeta alternating;
then there was semtght coatee in chalk-whte whip
cord which opened over smart wastcoa made OF white
pioue This waistcoat fashioned IN Directore style
and finished with ball buttons in paste and Jet
The tooue to be worn with the costume was OF the
Scotchcap outline in rough black straw; at the rgnt
side there were thin, very high quilts in brilliant
shade OF japonica pink
Some of the new hounced dresses in black tai ss are
accompanied by quaint coates printed silk Many Of
these coates are lined with white Indian muslin the
collars and revers being OF the same soft material and
covered with hand embroidery These printed siks show
conventional designs bright-hued backgrounds .
charming little coatee which had tails at the back was
made of cherry-red charmeuse with bold designs III tete
de negre japonica pink and white. The harmony OF
color was admirable and the coatee was to be wo over
black taffeta skirt which hounced from "sl3r 70
hem.
The newest wastcoats those made OF white PIqLe
with full sleeves of white muslin and Directore collars
in the same material The buttons on these waiscoS's
are always notable feature. In some cases they are
little balls set with paste but the correct thing Is te
button which matches or harmonzes with the eaorg
color of the costume 1t is very subtle and effective
idea to make the buttons repeat the strong note OF Color
shown in the hat or tooue
Flat-Brinmed Hats Refreshing Revival.
think almost all women and girls will be glad to hear
that Aatbrimmed hats of moderate size are coming into
fashion again This is hat which may almost be said
u be universally becomng the real sailor shape WIN
wide brim and rather fiat crown
In Paris these hats are rapidly coming into the front
rou in the race of fashion. They are very simply
trimmed with cluster of large wings or with several
long quilts of contrasting colors or again with couple
of large roses set in black satin leaves am happy to
h. able 70 saw that vanished and waxed ribbons
ar. going out of fashion. This from first 10 last
an inartistic mode and quite meaningless.
Rock-Crystal Jewelry.
The charm of new jewelled ornaments knows no
abatement despite the prolonged reign Of the pearl neck
lace and its many substitutes in other gems and
II is not surprising that the short roatlet and the long
string Of pearls exercise potent sway femNline
taste one marves rather that its influence dwndles
lust at present there signs of diminishing
vogue and with the sleeveless evening dress positive
ropes are worn as we'll shoulder straps for the
sages support.
couple of tiny piercing the edge OF the hat
brm and holding veil in its place made decorative
as we'll as useful appearance on smart black hat seen
last week The arrows which were set with diamonds,
twinkled radiantly on the sombre background
White jewelry of special significance in times Of
mourning has recruit in rock crystal ornaments, set
some with diamonds and other pieces with amethysts
and different stones Slabs and mounds Of the crystal
beautifully carved with classical figures make chain
plaques brooches links neck ehoker slides wristet and
belt buckles
They are adapted also to the adornment OF the ankle
strap which in its new form bracelets the ankle and
holds the shoe on Here we have adaptation Of the
black velvet ehoker or neckbsnd which rs copied
acty for the ankles.