New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-20

babies Little bonnets of plque have the crown IN
brodered in scaops and butoned to the front with lace
buEtons the short cape is fed with cord and t&sse OF
cotton. Price 81 S. Comca old fashioned tiny cape
bOnnets made with fronts Of corded ckntrc pulled
crown and cape of plain jaconet christening robe,
which will serve model for forty Others has taber
front Of vaencennes, hexsgons in rows, tending to
point In the center finished by deep frl Of lace; this
front lined with silk, and the whole ssplendldy
finished by knoted sash OF wide white MORE antique
ribbon.
Boys frocs are made Of light CLOTH or PLAID with mar
row skirts kilt peatDg that b the peats turning back
each side from the 'front.' Of size Small
worn with fronts square apes two inches deeper
the waist citing the back with side seams and
point in the center Full knckerbockers with square
jackets cut away enough TO show vest are worn ly
boys Of the age The Marsees suits for small boys
differ from those by girls only In beng scanter In
the skirt. frock of diamond pique Is edged with
deep r Of embroidery headed by insertion bound with
embrdery braid; buteIles and V points the waist
are made Of Insertion in open work. cuffs and knotted
sash OF insertion edging and serpentne braid
Ladies' wrappers OF white lawn made with clus-
ter Of tucks on each 'front.' edged both sides by rung
The number OF stripes Of insertion and the variety OF
tucks makes dress less elaborate Wrappers of
white Victoralawn OF good quality with Spanish ounce,
collar and cuffs Of real embroidery and tucked fronts
s7 ready made. Calico wrappers with small figures have
tennch hOunce and trimming OF bias bands Of plain or
chene cambrc, stitched in double rows in points and
plain lines upon tho frOnts Both sack and Gabrielle
backs made the fronts are always loosely gored
One OF tho Pretiest designs white cambria printed
with bright pnks in crimso color that wears well.
Any color be set by soaking the print IS minutes
before washing in pail Of tepd water with table
spoonful Of sugar Of lead dissolved init unto, of wide
line stripes and wreath stripes is a common design for
cambrics The styles above from Messrs Lord g.
Taylor.
The plain ribbons which have been the only os used
for several years. yield 10 the fancy for stripes which
shows itself in every fabric. rainbow stripe in thads
OF brilliant cOlOrs black white ground, shows vivid
ly on the whito straw bonnets worn. The narrow
stripes Of color with black or white are less admired
rich ribbon has thick cords OF gold color white on
black ground plaid rainbow white or dark
ribbons; white ribbon with eatn dents OF color on one
edge striped gros grain with halfnch fringe on enc
border; high cOlored ribbons embroidered with gothic
designs OF straw and Roman ribbons bars OF RIGA color
comprise all the styles. The fashionable trimming
ribbon about three inches wide OF soft gros grain, at
a yard.
The dress trimmings for the most part entirely
different from anything In lately. The braid en-
broidery for pique dresses is formed Of solid square
cotton braid, much rmer and dner than the pearedged
gimp used last Spring. Pque braids half an inch WIDE
Fat. with raised figure blue. pink amber ground,
the IasnOn mingled la tho patterns with pure white
tattng, are for pdues and cambrics. Figures Of
cotton gimp sell for 81 60 a dozen.
In sk trimmings there scOoped and dented satin
ribbons frnges with chintz heading, corded and gimp.
edged ribbons, gimp and fernke patterns headed with
loops OF braid satin scoops with chntz figures and
colored crimped frnges Yaregated fringe OF pursesk
handsome for the present style, which to trim black
silk suits with ppngs and bindings Of bias plaid satin of
the brightest, gayest coors the fringe is good add.
Satin ruches, silk quings OF every width are used
silk and popln Serge braid in colOrs n new article
fresh trimming for taretans and tue, that will save
great deal OF labor In preparing badresses Ia scolOped
satin ribbon with twonch ruche OF illusion on one
edge. Plaid ribbons with fringe edge is snowy
trimming four or fye inches deep ia plating OF striped
foulard in delicate colors, notched the edge and
finished with fringe ribbon heading These hounces
be attached at 10 the dress, saving than
half the trouble OF making where much decoration
used. This is Of tho newest mporatiOns ribbon
trimming gay coors has tufts Of Illusion passed through
loops the face every three inches making very anci
full garnsh Striped gros grain ribbon makes rich trim
ming for heavy pOplins and black silk.
novelty Of the year is the Of chintz rib
bons for the hair. These imported in various designs
expressly this purpose POmpadour patterns on black
Or white ground aud gold silver coors are the
choice Four yards required to trim the hair for the
ribbon passes once over the forehead and again over
the head. beside twice round the ehlgnon and falls in
ong loops from the latter
Handkerchiefs and wide scarfs Of plaid silk the
neck again In fashion, but most appropriate for
,ldery people scarfs Of Melted oss OF different widths
pure white buff rose AZURE and straw colors are charm
Dg additions to the toilet for Summer The price varies
rom rs cents TO % So according TO width Melted floss
in soft coors the head for
evening They should DO folded fanchon shape and ole
refoded to the forehead and take away
the dowdy look of handkerchief by soft fOldl; g. 2Ss
apiece. White ones, dotted with chintz colors with
crimped friIges are favorte style.
Plaid sstinhandkerchefs and ties In Roman colon are
among the novelties. Grenadine ties, with satin en-
broidery on the ends, the best for Summer Mack
tie inche wide with Persian border crimped frge
and white moss rosebud embroidered, natural sza Is
one OF the finest patterns
The mask yal is still the shape preferred; silk ons
With wreath Of flowers embroidered In natural colon
are among the Spring impOrtatOns but cannot thin
hem In fine tate. In millinery materials the granite
ule 10 novelty It Is sprnkled with dots Of embroidery
precise! like tho frosted malnes OF last season Il IA
seen In all coos, and is moro durable than the anes
rhe plu< diandnt is tue shot Of crystal dot,
Ike fine ian. Striped tulle and Grape will be- used for
iresS bomets Melted walls to draw over hats screen
ng the head round and Melted scarfs 10 throw over
anohons BY way OF garniture, seen In silk but the
prettiest noyeltys netted ace and scaeis OF fine firm
cotton. that look exactly like tho finest Leghorn cord
These are In Quantities a. the millinery houses and
VIII form the singl, trimming # some shapes
In the large stock at ono o the Wholesale millinery
houses one finds every shape raised and coroneted
anchou in straw and NeapolitaI Crimped Neapoltap.
pulled Eeapotan, straw fanchns made of three ruf.
les the back one higher than leDthers chip coronet.
pound with white satin; undressei chip, which has
iu look Eeapolitans dotted With Jet; fancy plats OF
MANILA and straw plain cOronen, With waved piece 10
70 over the chignon tho st'iklg novelties Chin
low front for those who Ike close bonnets
md with bow OF chip the clignon are also pota
,le new crimped shining braid precisely like rough
hin Is woven Of silk and is Known glaze braid linen
,raids looking as they were white washed are durable
md fashionable. fancy hape 10 more than semi.
circular and nearly fiat. OF fancy BRAID ana need. No