New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
TIE FASHIONS.
SEPTEMBER MODES = FABRICS FASHION FoLLIES -
CLorKs -MAYTLEs-B0NEsTs- BOOTS HAD

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Observation-Disclosures.
All Summer the merry months have been masquer-
aiding In one aEohers robes the delicate eors
and Gt perfume Of May July bszed in The torrd hocs OF
August August looked cool and pale ard rensvc in Ocio
bers misty nts and boidery Of Taindrops and SEPTEMBER
cones sury and breatkss wearing the and mantle OF
jay Last month mornings and evenings were cod az the
seaside and in tie mountains and the world Of fashion shidg
eed shverng white shoulders and turned oyward the log
ing which had gone forth gladly two or three months
ago city fuller than is usual at this season. TO the
gain Of nner and modesto and the discomfort Of the birds
Of passage WHO have luckesy flown nom pole to tTopic
However, being here hel ace brayey the serious issues Of
f., which we take 10 bcgetting clothes. AL Simmer
thcy h c ard ngtc having earned season OF rest by
unweared exertons bail dparyward But now thar the
Fall upon them there il much earnest work before
them in the gathering together bonneScape and gown OF
founce and ower and frbelow CT airy noihag without
which modeln toilet IS dcsolaton to The sight.
And our fasioAable women not sush crlvens as TO
shrink when duty calls them They will shop all day to match
the tii of ribbon tho 4 edgiDg. They will
wear pounds of pps and frs thclr small heads and
pounds OF resting their slight hps and cones of
steel grlng their slender ribs aad ba0 that arc misery
and you shall hear rom heir patient lips
Did their great bleed for liberty and
shsi not they suffer in stencei
Itis 80 early In tle seaso ard 50 warm l Fashion only
hints At Der teeiees AMI Ut present dcmen nothing q her
yotlries ba wn,canlues' All The Sumner in'fy vii DO
worn for noata 20 esrs All the pretty nu.nS and cim
brca aLd pale 81 = grenadines which have saFvived tho
their county mphgn viii bloom pfFesh Ia city draw
ing There heavy fbfcJ ia the windows and on
the Shelves oil the ins Of tie Autumn forests In the show
rooms and eases such atmosphere OF surnes
rounds them that nooy buys nnd the shopmen look weary
the elOadess ske and Veiny ayoks Earocyion svs Of
rain and chill
Plain fabrics and stripes most n DO desired Soft, plain
tins gray and drab an1 misty Auumns hues with bright
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purple Skirts Just bound With the rich c0lryasts and
sleeves trimmed oby edges So says Paris NewYok
will saytrnmRg trimming oyerywherc. for what Is ones
gown bat framework fog trimmings aud what 10 money
If show it in and RIBBONS. AL cameos aud
ehainsi Anybody may have poPlin dress IL tie Trim
ming which cos'
Suits will be worn as much evo boz the goTcd dresses
are so incouveient for the thot they banihed a
measure. The walking dress has very short skirt Gu; In
seolops yandykSA squares and over pettico Of
tho material coming little below the top OF the boot
Above the hem Of the dress tee pOttcos ars peced %
with a cheaper material OF tie hue, 20 that the
whole robe expensive than tao gored dfet made
with the usual train aad is lighter graceful and much
more convenient very odd AM ugly fashion has been
introduced which will be only by women who mistake
oddty beauty In suits il the skirt plata the waist Is
made of the color, bat striped and If the skirt be
| striped the waist is plain The effect Is Of course
bad An the materials Of Winter will be worn his year
What new ones may ye. revealed All dresses
will be gored Many made wthou. any perceptibe full
ness at the waist Others have four pli In front one
behind and each hip Others again are plain In 'front.'
and on tho hips with side pas at the back The newest
skeleton skirts made without any hoops above the knee
aud large circles OF the dress the bottom is sustained by
stiff scngs and by elmbe psttcoas with broad starehed
founces Almost all dresses made With basque bu. these
are usually lched the Dress and fastened under
belt The very ugly fashion OF wearing belts over dresses not
finished with the ro1nd waist may b. pardoned when
he ain lataah
suitable for the street. Tho pp Of which hears so
much ia simply full baslne laid in plas at the whist or
falling loosely from the shoulders, cut 10 deep points at
the hips and In short points before and behind IT Is usually
h open the hips. and point flushed with aong
tasse Its resemblance the the Roman mantle which Is
supposed 20 copy oay DO discovered by the poor Little
Marchonesss system Of making believe much Never
heess capable Of being made graceful and pretty dra
pey Tiny sleeveless jackets are made in black and in light
colored cachmere, very short, and rounded up
in heart shapes before and behind These bOderd with
lace or embroidered with gold thread edged with fringe
of gold or silver bells with small tongues which tnkle as
the wearer moves Except the collars Of circus horse
whence evidently the ashon borrowed this ornamental
tioncoud be charmngy bestowed is 70 be worn
occasions s said and the Onostentatious and
bushLg beauties will appear on Broadway thus
Double skrs ard nncs mach but the deep cutoff
AOupce 10 fashionable in thin fabrics this Sumner will be
equally worn in silks and in heavier materials To tai
women il extremely becoming and dOes not waste The
pattern Waists are still made short and still with the
side belt sashes with three broad srsgh ends at the back
edged with lace fringe and fastened with arosete 81
The sdA are extremely fashionable Swiss bOdees which
promise to be immortal made bright coors and
with long scooped end Of silk light dresses Open
Pompadour waists continue IN vogue than plain Light
bodies They are worn with chemsetes close id the neck
For matrons open waists square folded back 70 the
| belt are prescribed.
The form Of Fall wraps 10 not determined Just at present
the loose aeyc6e sacoue or the tight basque insisted upon
the hafpg bssQuine being despitefiy entreated The
pretty odfashoned straight manes TO have birth.
These VIII be made In embroidered velvet embroidered sk
muslin grenadse embroidered eaehmere, and tie ever
beautiful came sir will the scarf form excellence
Popn basques tAcques and shsws Of black white
brodered cschmere will DO also reckoned the most
distinguished garments Of the season. These basques in
white with their black badng quite conspicuous for
the street, but some Of the black shaw very elegant
CaeAnere sacques considered much desirable than
slk ths Fall or the dealers will conspire TO make
them equally costly but any damsel whose own skl can
weave the beautiful decoration may follow for small outlay
| the rich fasbiol
Bonnets display little difference. Indeed every possible
yagary Of the erownsss shape already to have de-
cared itself and nothing remains for despang variety hu
the reinroducton Of and curtain The Cstaoniae
the newest phase Of the Fanchon oblong frame vita
little earcsp very like the Peasant 80 fashion,
able three years ago. II the latest whm not 10 cover the
frame at all bat wreath Of scarlet or purple OF yoow
planes the front and tic the preposerous atom under
the chin beneath the ehgHoH nth ribbon only an ineh
and half wide Some Of these has trimmed with huge
let ornament In place Ct the stick Some fastened with
long backeaded faneif pins and have no strings at ell
Many have the tiresome and Benoon chain falling
under the chin In the most uncomfortable fashion These
chains are Of false canoes Of imitation pearls oisver hnse
OF ivory or bore OF flowers Of e Of small feathers and
each Is ugler than the other.