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QUEEN VicToRiA's CLoAK The form of the cloak is copied from that of a Greek tunic. The outside is composed of the richest white satin broca,le, and il is hped with plain white salin. Its length extends to about halfway down the skirt of the dress, and 1t is widenet at the lower part by two slits about quarter of yard ln length. These slits or openings are confined. but not elo- sed, by lacings of gold cord. fastened hy pendan, gold iassels. The most striking mo- vety in this beautiful cloak IS border con sisting of row of Indian pine leaves of the size of those usual introduced in shawl hor- ders. These pine leaves are cut out, and the mters:ices are filled ID with tessella,ed open work m gold. The cloak IS edged all round with white gold passemeier,e of d very tasteful design. Tie sleeves are slit, and laced with geld cord and tassels like the openings al the bottom of the cloak.