New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

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TO can this a ,ohte linen dress is only partly truth
ILL., for under the pink bourd and buttoned db Of the
bodice and ADORE the pink girde is a blouse Of white
lq1cn embroidered in cotton cord braid The skirt too,
"A is pink bound
"A Fearless in cooriug is this unusual afternoon frOck,
n for the chiffon that a. hcumed 1rih tqfeta and gold
~ enbroidercd as Of pale emerald nue. chHe tie high
III slcathed belt is Of orange pa1Hc rclret
transparent white muslin inset with Vaenciennes.
| With regard to blouse collars the choice is wide
One can either have the collar attached to the blouse
itself o a beautifully made chemsette, which
the blouse opens.
Upon recent morning well known beauty
wearing a remarkably effective costume, which
sisted of oeated skirt and blouse made Of heavy
shantung silk in the natural beige shade The blouse
was set in pleats and fastened up the front
to the throat with tiny ball buttons in bright silver
Iittle AIDE oil lack
feze and a small sailor hat-also back-trimmed with
maybe wings. High beige boots and very
long beige gloves
HIGH BOOTS OF LIGHT SHADE.
Apropos high boots, it must be admitted that this
new fashion, which has come to stay makes startling
demands on ones purse. High boots never mex
pensivc. At the time | confidently state
that laced or buttoned boots made of pale beige cloth
with patent toecaps be cleaned again and again.
- and they always look festive My personal opinion is
that these cloth boots unless required for hard wear
ought to have cloth When the heel is covered
with the same material the upper of the boot the
looks unusually small and shapely. OF course
this only applies Louis heels the Cuban model IS
quite another matter
The Parsennes are going white kid and
suede boots all through the summer. These
tanly smart but they also rather too remarkable
unless the skirt happens to be white or black and white
On the other hand pale beige boots look well with
every costume
have not left myself very much space in which to
ia discuss ngere but hasten state that white
H. India muslin. with Valenciennes and run with
very narrow black velvet ribbons, is the latest thing
India muslin is delightfully."- fine and soft; It is also
necessarily durable ANY who has lived in India
will appreciate t.at necessarily"
le Combinations have pack and find the
h chense pantaoons well as the combined
le petticoat and pettcoatbo1ICe.
Some lingerie purveyors fond OF letting in rather
H. lavshly long OF Vaencennes insertion, and the
latest ribbon holders quite narrow, TO carry
half-inch black velvet ribbons.
l do think that colored lingerie is in the best
10 taste but be admitted that OF the
s. soft muslns washing orePe in desert-dawn pink,
p or in pale flesh sufficiently attractive
ie Some OF the great lingerie houses 90 in for TRIM
l. rngs made Of Aleneon and other rich lace but all
nt women OF fine remain faithful to Valenciennes-
Is real when possible.
Up As TO the colors still under the spell OF
N the Quaker tins--slyer gray antelope gray. smoke
eray-and all shades OF orange and lemon. Pale lemon
id yellow is going be OF the leading colos OF the
E. summer season and side by side with it shall find
81 rose du BARR and marvellous apOnica pink, which