New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-10
THE FASHIONS.


during Int introduces subtle shades that one no' II
without an association Of stimulating uOp'o 49, II
Almond color the deep dead gold shaue, "n.O - - II
dnoed In that metal m ornaments exEeuy iAo % II
Of the nut; rose de china that PINK poppy 0O. II
.hoIoa Fastern foulards is much like tine uSSuo "a III
80. 49, ,a,s,,,rt milky shades sees In certain III
Ltnas 90 china. the cool Persian lilac, and warh p II
bIossom tint and beyond these the strange 1r II
and markings on white interviewer Win goa an1 - nm II
thread by cunning Turkish artinoerS' anu 100 az II
hleached tpts OF linen, silk, and gauze' "H 80, 90 H
tractively with every complexion ana e'ei'
trimming. ,..s. or home wear come II
The China silks for travelling dress OF ho,uo . s,, II
ar.t old favores soft and durable in onosA ,,s
color OF which black aud white are pioi'it' ,
-, ,han the cannon fouiards, and each CHECK soehs
- 1.- ~ rs own like the facets OF crystal
- t ., washing or tumbing will iDjure these
The width is 81 inches; the price, 81 IS yard Next
tba real pongee In differing unbeaehed shades, varying
from dust color nearly to mk'bue shade Ihese are
heavier than the China silks, and have that clnnG
limp consistency which is peculiar to Eastern silk goods
The pongee comes in loose rolls containing about ~ |
Yards at SOS pattern The corah silk Is softer han
the pongee and OF a beautiful creamy shade ana pre-
ferable every way. The pongee ana cofah are soets
over yard wide. The India grass heil very "i"e, .
tnuch thinner than ordinary linen and has wiry stl
ne.s Tar from unpleasant. however, and docs
NOT crnsh or lose its quality by washing /
ar sea air. price q 50 yard The seersuckcr
is light and thin material Of India grass ana SILK Win
the same desirable sprngy Stiffness not to be injured by
damp in any way; 10 comes gray and white, or pun
and white stripes over yard wide; the price, 81. The
deep salmon buff at S. is preferred for ladies' dresses
Tho sursucker is usually washed without ironing 10 pre-
serve the odd drawn appearance which distinguishes
from common goods. Bamboo cloth, made OF the hbers
bamboo looks like crash toweling and is about the
width sought by exquisites of both sexes ZOE
,ils and travelling dresses When made up II Is Deauu
the color precisely that Of cork, and at little aus
the rough fabric takes an admirable orape-hke
ankle while addition it is very light and soft In com"
harrison with its appearance 1t is in such demand that
the supply is nearly exhausted in the city, and though 1t
hasbeen sold for 81 so yard tell what prices
will be another season. The seersucker in the leaden
shades chosen for Summer coats has gone up to 50
yard, Il is in such request.
The Canton grapes Of creamy sofness with deep Close
crnkes the distinguished fabric at present The
ehoce OF color Is limited Black and white always TO
be found the warehouses; but rose color and lilac ana
he pure pearl blue shades sometimes imported Grape
zones in narrow rolls OF different length, from Is TO 80
yards costing $50 $780, and $500 Grape camlet is heavier
and much wider material with vellum soness Of sur
ace though the faint crnke which gives its name can
sti be distinguished. Persian lilac and deep blue are
the only shades shown and IS so yard. Scarfs Of
Japan Grape in that soft and scarlet in which ORR
entails delight sold for sashes to wear with evening
dress for g a yard The width is half yard
Crimson black and white Grape shawls are in fashion
aRahose in backfo late mourning toilets the others
draped about the figure manifestation in the cunning
folds modistes devise, for opera toilet white cape
with pointed hood, richly embroidered In quaint half
hOwerke designs with fine, deep silk frnge,i is $780, The
shavls are $50 to $780, A large crimson shawl, deeply
embroidered with fringe twelve inches long, without the
widenetted heading $780, 1t is just economy to pur-
chase these articles their value is certain and they
become hoIrlOOms of fashion.
The MANILA or pineapple lawns in their transparent
elearness and delicate texture, surpass the chambery
auzes in beauty and stogOes that of them was
~ yer known to ont. They are q inches wde OF
why nature which does not crush, wilt by damp, and
the price is small compared 70 their value y yard
Tho common patterns have white ground
gtr,ped or barred, with shadowy gray, black,
or bright eolors. Robes como brocaded in
rOsecolored stripes graduated for Hounces, to be
made with white skirt and bodice. The pattern
four yards of white and sixteen ofstrped lawn. Large
broken paids and stripes of rOse cron color pale green
gold color sold for evening dress at $50 pattern
The printed lawns win wash and look as well as eyer
The white lawns admirable for evening brides
maids dresses indeed for brides themselves, made TO
asr III tpaSslhcence they remind one Of the story
ayeor tells of the wonderful tneness OF Indian mus.
me in Court without robe, which she told him that
her maids had put upon her ten dresses Of Dac musbn
which she was wearing at the time, but which were 50
pure India silk is distinguished by it's soft wavy
y ,ad which looks as il it had mind to run into the
crapelike eumpi ITS indOent folds contrast with the
yards costs s25 skirts are imported, with deep hens
sS 3S9Ee w1 Ss Border Of gold or silver
unio wrought in the same brilliant fashion One pat.
which would have splendid effect in ballroom worn
over white sk The PTce Of these skirts is from S95 20
beauty OF the robe is not soon lost
Scarfs OF MANILA, threefOurths Of yard wide, with
ginged ends, imported for evening wear the pref
tesf are creamy white in large plads Of duh rose color
but eadbne purple aud CRIMSON are seen In sefc0Ored
brooaded lawn These are graceful evening peeu
iary light and pleasant Tor Summers price g to 40
1ie black MANILA dyed here rivals the iron grenadine
~ ts availability for Summer dresses The durability
and pervOusness to damp make especially desirable
Tor those Fronch dresses crisp and delightful with many
quilted hOunces, which are the fashion present.
The Pinespple shaws large bandkerohiefs to
oS F0SHa t1e shoulders made square o. the finest
INTO ieeP laee resembling beautiful Venice point This
Is entirely worked OF the hbers Of the shawl not sewed
on price $5. The MANILA haDdkerchefs at $50 far
oner and more frosty than real point at 5000 The center
Is eeny, cobWeb muslin and the vide border is wrought
N squares and flowers, filed with fine dots like Mechln.
lndkerchiet with three-inch border is $3s.
Alpong the novelties in Eastern goods the OF
Japanese enamel entirely different from those sold at
thsleweers by that name. These are carved ia ivory
and col0red TINS, pair OF eardrops long serrate
willow leaves OF the natural dun green with fly repos
i1k On each It's pearl wings initiating with exact home
as the hues OF life. Scarlet lady bugs and strange
are worked out ivory and amber with patient
- ing Ior these ornaments or dun silver disk is
bracelets OF beautifully carved BUSHELS and sandal
Aooe' ana inc Iurkish sweetvOOd which breathes of
roses chains OF manila hber like sandal wood veryRhf
and strong charms Tor the watch chain OF cSnicsi and
mutplied forms, idols chess boxes beetles shells and
people The new Jspanese fans are long with verv mar
row bamboo sticks waved the edges The face Of the
PsiisSy's China field Of dead gold the onter stes
are wayy, with Manufacturing flies and bugs In IL Il
raised on them The ivory fans very unlike the ~ a.
patterns, the carving done In fine tooth-wor5 In
spots, 20 give lt semransparent ehens appearance
Tooth brushes with sandalwOOd handles, arc pleasant
and cost from 70 10 cents Nail and hair brushes
'aatch may DO had From Messrs Fountain 4 Co.. 4
Ia civilized manufactures the taste now is for laces
snc muslin embroidery. From heavy silk 10 grapes aud
sg Iny musins the garnithre Is lace, gupure, gaen
sennes, meehns or the bands and flowers OF wrought
rather than lace tits season These are reniace
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