New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
sorsd on sOOoun. of their width and have small plats

cotton and w0rsted goods with white cord ON the sur
with folds Of light brown and silk the shades OF the
S ay ana white PIX
made with skirt and lifting overdress pointed
heading netted gray fringe silk with gray stripes
trimmed with green and gray satin folds and has the
SoPted fronts %hS the @ has
folds paetOt to0 heading mixed fringe OF green and
saK the soni u Sseed eray Snd White baneS solid
stripes has two skirts the first trimmed with two OF
brown satin and binding OF jacquard satin an inch wide
The upper skirt round and points behind the
same bands, and is edged with mixed notted fringe
cocS pnmes embroidered in brown and white on them
the three meeting under black lace macoaroon with
the neck belt with maocaro6n in front large tab and
three peacock ends behind The skirt looped by bow
at the side Price, 1925 Marseies suits for ladies and
children are made alike with skirts and small Jackets
embroidered with braid In medallion patterns and vines
graduated scolops of deep buttonhoe sch the edge
the pointed collar. aud nat sash suits OF pure
white linen dotted linen lawn, with rufed skirts and
fchus done up with fine crimpng Of the ruos stylish
for simple Summer dress and especially for croquet par
The newestithings in lace are chus. jackets etc. Of
dentele prncesse, new woolen lace much finer than
cape bows and belts Of lace instead OF the plain capes
with long ends worn In the Winter. The cape, runies
bow ana ENDS come separate SO that each piece can pe
used for Various purpOses-the bow for cOfure, the
cape for Spanish mantla II OF black Lace the ends lor
sash alone The price in lama is s25, In applique SO
Sleeveless Jackets In lace almost necessities OF del
toilet this Season. with demaduste shape skirt in deep
tabs lace belt and rosete they In lama from sll
upward Collars two inches wide, either round OF the
Cardinal, or pointed on the shoulders OF the Oxford
shape the style both In linen and muslin For those
who like neither the small colarettes in tiny points and
sCollOps will be chosen.
poor glove is the worst extravaganza one can pay
To COOL always to the large glove stores
to regular gents. The best economy TO wear kid
gloves In cool weather the fine white Lslcthread in
Summer The fashionable cOlOrs are shades OF Sultan,
dark red like garnet and wood browns for dark service
able gloves lavender stone and purple for visiting or
evening wear. box Of gloves with its fine gradations
of shade is beautiful study The delicate buff bue,Te,
salmon, and straw tns with their crmped tas-
sells entcing sight and the purple, violet lilac,
roSeac and lavender shades up to pearl gray sug
gestIons OF refinement in themselves The regulation
the duchess two button. stud glove with acng and
studs the back, or welt and band. The studs
are so polished that at sight they, have almost
.h5 briance Of diamonds on the hand The embroi-
dey ON tie hacks best in self color, but 1t comes also
threcbuttcn glove vailed, banded, and embroidered,
the Ourbut0n glove perfectly PLAIN ana ast that WIN
Of the glove These last extend to the elbow The prices
Of these goves as follows: Ordinary short SIZE i
fourbuton gloves 80 25 Among the colors are the
real green very desirable now that ladies dress so
novelty black gloves welted and embroidered IN white
The casmir is new glove Of undresSed KID as nicely
mer, the black lace gloves for mts, fine as
ehantly almost. at s' and q palr will be
ordinary wear the white thread gloves are becoming
fashionable here as they are III Europe. The silk and
80 cents The Rachel glove OF extremely Isle thread
Is rs cents aud the best OF all ordinary for ii will
wash White silk gauntles are 81 IS Riding gauntets
OF doeskn cream white fawn, shaded white tnts
with round and square cufs. This Information Is given
by the Kindness OF Mr. Francis, tO whom belongs the
credit OF originating the styles OF gloves found at A. T.
stewart Co.'s, and not 10 Mr.. Perry stated Ia this
The new style Of bonnet the Spanish mania exceeds
In becoming efect all previous modes. Fancy cap
double quilting Of black lace with Jet scqainS in the
CENTER going round tho edge spray OF fullbOwn
SDauisn blonde edg " laep
fixed 10 this kep behind falling round the face and held
bonnet which makes any Woman who wears il look rc
mantle The mandarin hat with bunch OF roses on the
top and lace vail falling all round three inches below the
brim, is tho fashionable driving hat for mldde.agod
ladies. Mandarns and brOadbrimmed hats OF pedal
side The argecrowned I1sHorn bat h the last French
fashion but II is Tar from being the exaggerated affair
Continental pretty hat Of Milan braid turned up on
both Sides far on the crown with brilliant bouquet OF
FerrerO.
Colored boots no longer worn by ladies' Their use
Is discontinued theatrical The Polish hall boot Of
Grson's French Kid, with scCllopcd top aud foXlug
stitched with white aud low heel is the style
dressed pebbed goat skin worn. A dress walking
boot OF black satin Iraneaise, with scolloped top
sonache and jet, comes at $40 Bronze kid are stil
ton tshs Imperial Bronze restores tarnshipd boots
Ing Sea Ia prdmea Snan @ e9oced h Kid as9 For
though ladies use the satin Frdnedise boot
for dancing sometimes. Plain white Md, with perhaps a
satin buckle bow, boots OF the silk the dress
with very elegant toilets 40 the Information
few notes about boys clothing may acceptable 10
mothers Small boys wear jackets OF white duck.
round. with pockets and double binding blue and
white braid, which forms figure the cuffs. Suits
comprising blouse and trousers OF duck made for s2
each but light mixed cloth suits arr much cheaper The
blouse much shorter than that worn for Spring the
edges and the diagonal band from right TO left which
ming Of twilled cotton braid The belt is trimmed TO
match One pocket cut In the blouse inch from tho
left hole The zouaye pants have little funess are
cut to shape tho knee and buckle there Mixed black and
white blue and white striped braid Is the only trim.
ming used Boys of IA wear plain mixed suits with thin
Innings, the jacket shaped slightly 20 the figure
Some suits OF iron-gay duck, an admirable
glossy material y made for southern wear.
the back aud the Tapped. Boys Of this age
wear cassimere more than linen, though for warm
coats. Boys from 10 dress coats with broad
roll faced with sk coat and vest Of dark English coating
trousers OF the same cashmere with thin lining and NO
binding The coat has the broad roll three pockets aud
neckties are the choice for young gentlemen. The
striped Windsor tie VI grenadine striped lace worn
by gentlemen The ladies adopt the narrower striped
AS for hats J. r. Terry h Co. furnish the Information
that the sailor hat OF mixed rough English straw with
wide black band, VIII be the popular style for warm
weather This durable. stylish looking affair." sugges-
tive OF stros by the rocks and country drives rides
the top OF Broadway Omnbuses thing that gay tso
Giant fellows consider appropriate Summer fun. The
eg6e OF soft drab OF stonecoOred felt for travelling
style the English Derby hat OF pearl felt with soft
crown and stin D'orsay brim, may be chosen, but
small look extngulshed In one OF these the crowns
are so large. The Derby Is an elegant hat for tall
DARK haired man over 80 but boys should not presume to
they look infante In this hat For dress hat tie irab
beaver Will DO the best choice. though CASHMERE high
square crown of white Dunstabe or Milan braid, with
ribbons OF all coos for those under eight years the
mixed Coburg with dark trimming for older ones, Is
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