New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

and white cuipure or with black lace over ruche OF
white tue. These effects soften the style incOmparaby
sensible style of basque is of the length oil
around the skirt but for added effect it is open the
back and Sides and the turned back, rerrs
trimmed with bands Of silk, sometimes in coors edged
by gupure each sde the openings being coseu
by bows. Collar and the chest are TO be nm
ished with lace close sleeves open to the elbow, closed
with and bows.
Next to the basqune comes the half fitting jacket with
sdepieces in the back, open the hips and hehnd-ah
article so graceful auny and comfortable as to DE au-
mred by old and young, and chosen by the FORMER as
their special habit This shape just descends on the hps
and Is open the waist In square or pointed oue' IL
has better style when the back is pointed and slopes 10
little more than the depth Of the waist on the hips Win
ruAe graduated TO suit the FORM The jacket falls IN
10 the figure and is headed by large bow at the notch
behind.
The sailor Jacket is modified by a few inches
more of length and open The sleeve is flowing
or gathered into a band with deep fril at the wrist
Rerers form the outline Of square by widening ana
being cut square the lower edge, while they leave the
throat Open Sashes Indispensable and the trimming
of fringe is laid the horizontal edge only OF all
Jackets and does not extend the open seams WHICH
are finished by fat trimming solely.
Knoted fringe fine guipure, and Chantilly with many
handmade trimmings OF silk seen on Summer cloaks
Passementerie and velvet are too heavy for warm
weather French clOaks for youthful persons are Dor
dered with airy white gupure; but 1t requires as
sured taste arrange this. one requisite is that the
lace should be as lmy possible. Nothing has worse
effect than heavy lace white or black Ruehes OF Whi'e
tue are placed inside and throat trimmings es-
pecjay when lace is used Deeper lace than usual IS
chosen for garmture forming hounces rather than edg
is required to trim cloaks in this than with duph-
Gated borders OF narrow euipure or Chantlliy n,oro
one OF the fances of the season Is for white cashmere
wraps Black cashmere the choice IN WINTER, anu
white now takes its place JsCkStS Oh il % fahiopa
dered with rOsecolored or sby-Dine viewer arJ "a
bic for drives and demtoette BORDERS OF g'dee SILK i'll
fresh colOrs may be deemed more sumIner,nke. il. l..
70 cut them Princess without division at the waist
making large 6oufGnt back and shorter rounded fronts
wide rerers descending in rounded appes on the BOSOM
leaving deep, narrowponted throat Inc auI.lo 70
linen or percGe suits beted short Jacket SNAPPED 10
the form hut clOsefting. An elegant mantle LOT
mourning is Of summer cashmere or drop Ge 81 Syr not
so heavy as mantia silk delightfully."- soft and nne OF
texture the shape fitting easily in the back, Win
basque eight inches deep but loose ana cut sn
sleeves disclosing undersleeyes OF the same ma
terial. The throat is pointed with small square SIR
rSrSrs over chemisette Of tucked, clear muslin the
fru at the neck edged with black in delicate shading
rcnbd the wrist With large roued of black silk in the
center To this belongs cashmere tuno, slightly doQ
T1nt with apron edged by silk ruehe, and caught TO the
back with pulled bow Of silk similar ruehe forms
the trimming Of the Jacket; the sleeves are nned WIN
silk. The skirt Of the dress Is taiieta with four stalgh
scanty fOunces, alternately OF cashmere ana SIX.
white IN pu with fiat plating OF BLACK ropon Iol oril
black ruche around the crown; gray, hehOtrOpe ana
H % ra h2%eF with On black S TOP or Se9
delicate costume for light mourning is black
deep, black and white fringe The tight ea ,,
skirt with long draped tunio behind ana square fronts;
the back is bordered by narrow plating OF black SIX
piaitngs which border the hanging sleeves black,
lined with pale tea-rose or flesh TINT which forms the
nereal These cOlOrs used by the best
florists for funeral wreahs and well adapted for
The hat is purpsh slate color with shaded
short plume, nearly white, and long tulle scarf ,
Bonnets have already been sufficiently described
pass gloves which affairs of nice consideration in
walking toilet list Of cOlOrs has been introduced
wood and reddish mahogany, to pale Lyman ritz and
oak nts having the soft color of the new wood These
tnts are very rich and offer pleasing variety compared
the stone coors which have held therpace so long
Win the same color, or with bright tints. The new
shades miguouette green, rcr de Ied1t rcrque, sky
s s ae eera G S album l Of Every lady must
selection these shades pale gloves give the touch OF
solid cambria handkerchief or the tmy ones are the first
ncetesa true woman covet Much to the comfort OF thoe
who delight in fresh gloves, prices reduced about 70
per cent The sngebuttOn glove formerly 81 s. Is now
IL 75 and the twObuttOn glove is S. The threebutton
style with PLAIN wrist now extensively worn D! ttegattS
e 80 ana s.. Worn with plain wrists, remember
With SolanteS Of Kid and hourishes Of embroidery,
which very often mar the proportions OF really fine hand
Orcall attention clumsy spite OffashiOn woman
with bird6e hand, Overwhch her bracelets are always
dropping. ought 10 wear a single-buttOn glove I'M
less She wishes 10 appear TO have paw" Every one
with thick hand knows enough to put on long glove
to make it look slender and should not wear gioyebIace
lets, but give the long wrist its full effect.
In lieu of lavender, the old, delicious lilac is the favor
fresh light fouari nothing looks so sprnglke and re-
fined There melting shades of strlsbuf and cloud
colors for threequarter toilette ana hope that ladies'
Will choose these for the hops at the watering places
for promenade toilette Delicate noisotte and Za6crinO
shades may be chosen instead OF the straw color but for
full dress, nothing viii answer 50 wei as that faint nge
OF pure srawcOOr which appears white by gGIslight
There ia much improvement in cheap gloves, which
1T Ike Kid. Authorities say they can be washed like
cotton, but / would only venture them with benzne
There is also a mixed glove of Isle thread and silk
and s entirely But for country Wear the White thread
glove, which be washed day with ndllDruSn
I'm ones hand BASIN Is the cleanes and most COmfOrta
bic hafdozen cost only as much as one pair OF fine
Kid gloves. Riding gauntletS Of buff white, or stone
color castor soft velvet aud washable have pretty
close cuff, and deep one Untressed KID gloves have
the advantage Of being smooth inside, and feel pleasantly
Oh the hand These are not made OF damaged SKINS
but Of those whose finish not complete enough for fine
pairs .cratch OF spot on The smooth surface mars
them. but does not lnJure their durability No excuse
Is necessary for mentioning Irish popns, as that beau
@ ana Sge ma5 ( arT SS Int also C Sla S ST
ladies OF the highest rank, as one Of the most refined ma
have lately given these goods mark of peculiar favor
by ring large selections of them. The true Irish pop
lence depends the smoOthness OF weaving and the
amount Of six used The lates. popins present sur
only be distinguished by the grain from real grGS II Is
than all Europe; and it is question Of moment TO secure
the most improved qualities i?r lady customers VINO are
liberal in paying for what they want II they obtain
IT, The writer has made special request TO have samples
OF pOplns sent from Dublin which she will certainly share
with the who read TIE TRIBUNE and delight in
these serveeaoe silken fabrics much as she does
bringing the improved productions Of foreign looms
within reach Of their customers will certainly be
warded, 10 their own satisfaction This true not
OF pOpns alone, but OF other spcclaes OF The spring
teSTists retnrnine from abroad The light Sammer
tweeds for travelling an article that would be highly
priced by ladies' and would disappear Ike the tartan
water proof that was in such demand the few weeks IL
lasted in the Winter. supply OF summer flannel for
Brussels net evening dresses durable novelty that
would be most acceptable large assortment cent