New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

bors stIrrups knapsacks spurs, and, may be, small
borse Leads and saddlebags also late noureanG
BOOTS AND sHOEs
" this important feature OF n well ordered toilette
we observe improvements upon styles which appeared
the perfection Of eAapspr due doubt TO their more
than ordinary display through the Topped skirt OF
promenade costume The Pvlonnaiso boot Is modelled
after the style Of chds boot. and reaches consider
able hight above the ance Another variety is inlet
with complex eastc cores, so artistically arranged
that they would appear only ornaments whereas
they preclude the necessity VI any other fastening aud
secure at the same time perfect comfort and accuracy
Of fl. Plain black boots are much ornamenied IN
designs with Jet and steel; Of these scoloped
around the anole.
small pointed heel IS added to slippers even for
dancing and many OF the French pan'ord,s are cut
quito high on the instcp in points proasey trimmed
With quellings and blonde edges. Spring walking
boots should be made Of hid nothing less substantial
should ever be worn with promenade costume; lasng,
whether English or French is suitable only for the
drawng.TOom or carriage.
OUTDOOR WHAT'S.
But little change Is observable in the style o. on,er
garments tie season aIrying awhile for the close Of
Lent when fair dovoees iny aside the a'hcn garments
of humiliation and penance for ell the glories Of
/" braided hair and costly aray Short loose jackets
are teon only In negig<e or travelling costume Tie
basque following the outline or In some eases closely
fitting the fpUle and properly trimmed With handsome
lace or guipurs, will undoubtedly be the accepted style
Some Of these In rich black silk have ready appeared
and extremely styish and costly garment. The
revival Of the shOudcrknot has been extended ~ these
aud mon-rog, Tosotie. having streaMcrs o. wide,
black ribbon reachng tie hem Of the ploi added
10 the newest stye..
Circulars to accord with the dress viii be quite
short. and finished with travelling hood; new sty.e
has double cape. trimmed to correspond with the
skirt II the dress Heavy cords cttocncd across The
shoulders behind with tassels hanging down tie back
may be added rs an appendaso any variety c these
out.of door wraps.
CHILnaEss CLOTHING.
In closing the Spring waidbrol OF Young America |
tie tailor relieves all anxious mothers OF all responsi
biy a. far regards the young masters Of Der house
hold. noticeable and delightful simplicity Ierrades
the neat suits for their a,home and walking gear-no
oTuams utaton excessive than little ,Taid and
few uscfu! buttons being Il lowed On the other hand
little giIs still dependent unon maternal taste and
Judgment; and :aoy accordingly receive dao attention.
Pretty walking suits made Of brown md white
cheoks, skirt ard slcquc tie style Of double
circu!r cspcs. all trimmed alike with raloon 81 bas
bands Of colorcd ss. foging.mschnc stitched. Bright
.sids arc much chosen for misses wear end with the
- lite bodice nseaorable TIER toilette, most he
coming The boiorI Of tie skirt t. often scoloped.
pointed, cLt in vaniyled points. boIad with some
contrasting color AID edged with narrow qgil.inrs.
bands straps OF tie same color ore added in efc"
pace Others are trimmed With rllin Elk bnd..
BRAIDED will velvet or eaoops in straps hslered with
iny steel buttons. Small checks IN al the Spring
roors make up admiralty hr these young .ides tie
sklrts should be trimmed W th silk uclinFs and With
4 wide bow AID sash Of the bright colon used N the
rlchiDgs I,
High bodies and long klcoges Is Tie present sensible
style Of making NJ. Tic waists are made with "att
bands. straight. nearly 80, at Tie top viii tr1aI'
sad bows on the shoulder. From these wais. bands
long tails may fall over tie sslt 'ariorsly trimmed
IN vefy pretty eject Bollccs Of peasant sylc. With
shoulder srap n.sLod ~ith bow 6paul,ite. axe WON
With lucly tucked white waist and sleeves close At tie
waist. JACKIE, waists have been sometimes chosen To-
young girls. but with poo- success they require
developed and natnc hight TO dillay their points
" attraction School and ri.lome dresses should he
made Of wash materials, aud tut little iany trimmings
he Gnrbaii waist being the moot sensible and COM
Portable style black six or fine slqaca aprons are "a
excellent ard u.eli completion 10 school shrs dless
ith III III walsbald. AID pockets. can be made e'eo
Tor olts.le garment Tie sacgue siil. holds f. OWL
Some OF n 20 are bgiioncd mp TIE isck hSe an old
hionod npIon; also Il to- sides and ffout furnished
pi,h tiny pockets and hanging tas.es they ale eH-
tremey stylish
Hat, are worn qui.e universally by Children sna
misses and have changed vcry'li,tle from the past
years style except that the /. somewhat big en-
and the briu wiGens 10 fronfly'y 20 shade tho eyes
Their decorations shogld Do the snplcs fine tlsto
can select. Under these hats tie hair aust hang In
cuils or Il Nature la, refused ing,es. the prc-en,
fancy is by tightly plating tho hair over night to pcg
NIT Tho consequent cimlcl pass 70 how free a' an
Arab eourser's over he shoulders
Chnlren's boots have reached perfection Of shape
and finish. Tie newost styles are made very hish
laced up the ront aud haised with tasscl' at the top
For yea. ankles ihese may be desirable ard certainly
most comfortable during the cold wet Winter wcsther
ard carly Sp.ng. bit The high heels aud Unavoidable
stiffness Il heavy boot mrst interfere with tSe vigoF-
ors Play al the lower muscles which alone insure
their beiltlfnl deycolmcnt. These boots ars also
adopted ~ hc boys aui With the gay st.ipet stock
ing showing above il "a extremely praty
Were 1t not tlat should never have done, Ne
.honld scarcely neglect -, "beby and ita fairy ward
los lor the Las. wee nesting of the domestic brood
noy no woman ever consult fasb!oR article bui let
evei : mother b. ler owa .cd,sN
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