New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

farmhouse fonnced dress, and rufed naDa beIted'
forms the suit All mention OF Summer goodss DEFERRED
as this article to describe only those which VIII oe
worn during the next three months From A. T. Stewart
| * Co.
How 70 make these goods ia the next question. Short
round suits Just touching the instep worn and Wi"
be- so long as common sense has home ID the p'ans
OF women. For the house, round skirts WIN
court trains are worn In full dress, ana tha
train is removed for dancing Demtrains only are worn
for ordinary home toilet, and many discard the tram
altogether except for state occasions For street
dresses round waists arc altogether worn, the throat
lower than In Winter with band stitched on the out
side fat not standing before The pointed throat
not so open as last year. but preferred by young ad
when low II Is filed with the I,obespierre hancxerchef
of silk i'm solid color. with border OF white llnes.
shoulders bigb without trimming, save VA. Dst,
the back narrow possible the length oil tne Wast
natural and low darts made preserve the free out
Lines the form. he coat sleeve the Nara IeIa.
the Louis reaching the elbow, and open ltte up w"
back with the sleeve in two large pus ana "de Oau'
those I'm vogue. ,. nh
For the house, there two styles OF waist. me
pointed corsage with Raphael neck - becoming 70 III
figures, and is styshly trimmed win bands across Inc
front and braces the shoulder reaching from e
end OF the side darts TO point behind LiDoNseevss
with this, or very close iong sleeves. INC
figures especially If the fiat bertha IN application -
worn T d a ana 70 gS pH naa sf Worn in ali RD
OF ribbon but dark Roman sashes IN ruby, suane, ln-
perial blue and black lighted by little white and god'
are preferred to wear with the ight gray ana MnI9
suits Black velvet Is de riger Tor eeru ana heufal
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Extremely bouffant skirts are no longer preferred.
though some Spring suits are imported with them m"
new wraps a modification OF the MetterDich mantle
and the casaque. The former may be cut from an Oh
chest after the taste. The short mantle behind
falling over the arms to form sleeves retained I'D Az
sash or position sometimes fastened 10 the Just
under the drapery behind. the belt then crossing The
fronts THIS is for slim figures The easaqne, WIN
winged skirt form the only tunic 10 the dress IL Ia
form for most persons This is either hali'nttDg on
close sleeveless close oyerdress, with round cape
er The sleeveless VIII he as the season
advances. skrs are trimmed with single deep hounc'S
in peats, with series Of Medium width al the sam"
! SIZE. Double hOunces and rufnes are sewn, u'al
Is, stitched down in the middle. instead OF az
| one edge. The upper skirt Is without All apron,
| partly open and Topped very high IN the bach.
and raised half way on the sdes Inc SHIT, D.la nus
sash and ends. which now longer than last season
| sefpleatings turned one way and mixed bows OF the
material and satin are usual trimmings Double iolds'
or bock or brighter shade OF the same used for
headings These are pretty on gray. when made hi,f
white and half black-nothing iyelier can be Imagined
rich goods nut grow shabby soon Black velvet,
| wide very narrow, Is standard trimming even on
silk rbbcn folded preferable for pique il ~ not
heavy looking Crepe frnges and passemenere are Tn,
garniture for silks and crepe de chine Naenclennes ana
black thread lace white tue elegant for pouH de
sole Tue will be used, ana muslin pleatings or EN-
| brodery for trimming TO evening dresses
Grisa silks and poplns require the pars"'ore ',
folds spoken of, and diagonal plestlngs OF whte ana
white with velvet heading may he used Tor cdge
Folds Of pure white muslin, with black Lace each sde
forms charming device or Lgt gray silks. b.s D.naS
of plaid in black and white have an excellent eject
edged with points OF PLAIN sh rnches Oh "Is sn i
OF white pnked silk crossed by inch straps OF Dack Ne
vet upright mixed bows Of black slk and white satin.
the ends fr1nged. many fine folds OF white muslin ana
black velvet alternating are trimmings when may pe
used with good effect on gray Ecrn needs wtGgmpuro
and black velvet be stylish, unless shaded costume
| is worn. Notched lounces bound with velvet anu
Show The doumces may be simulated by large notohes
OF velvet round the skirt The pulled upper skirt Is ooped
by velvet bows and sash Pleated reversed tabs ON the
edge OF the skirt. finished with guipnre, and held oy
| velvet bows sometimes form hounce ShoIt Jackets
edged with guipure with heading OF sma Ve'el oOps
are admired. A., ., DE- ,his q.
meant dresses composed of different shades OF one color
Gray casaques, with skirt of bias PLAID IN D'A anl
white examples Of tins suits with Jacket npler
skirt aud lower, silver gray, Sandman ana ffehci
gray successfully. trimmed with white RIBBON ana mar
row edge black velvet. is choice design ~ ths sye
ciel blue taffeta with fOunces and deep folded head
bright nleXque or azure crossed 10y stls OF ne
ures i'm wool material wOud require bindings OF capOul
and Ver0nese green But tine ricnest union tue seasoh
affords will be the creamy ecrH with sodenchestnu say
Xix skirt of the latter and dress OF fOnlar
with bindings IN the dark shade ana lghef one Ihle"
tones are required carry the idea OF shaded COS
tune Dresses of ith inch bindings In two shades
Of chestnut on hounce and mantle may he WORE ,dIm
ingy by blondes OF every description Eeru and DioNh
ism butt with darker trimming are refined The nearer
the shades dc, yet distinct the more reehe the
Jackets for March wear half tight. without sleeves
and cape the waist. Purple, navy blue, and brown
cloth or cashmere are made III ms way. me ulmmlns
ruche OF cloth colors, pinked or bradlng OF god
I
but ardniers designs out OF style jacket OF black
cloth tine house many shaped, braided III sutahe
broiery are very pretty ana said well unless
the stamping wet. brown cloth stamped into whe.
Short jackets OF light quality OF black velvet are hand
They are cut away with short flowing show tho
beneath. Wrought with gold braid the price u 10
fancy shape for outdoor wear il OF black cloth half
tight with tabs below the beand many graduated folds
points rounding 10 the hips. The trimming u simple
three OF soutache down each fold, held by my
al
English velyeeen navy jackets, with an nch fOd OF gos
grain pipcd with satin for trimming round the edges.
collar and rcvers fastened with cord buttons, plain and
stylish, are $50 A halfgored sac1ue OF msrno 9esI;
with cape OOped behind, has border OF broad gold
braid narrower souaehe sash each side, and the cape
has black silk fringe, the heading knotted with gold
Nantes OF black cashmere are finished WIN passemeh'
terIe and heavy fringes for Spring Fine gray cash
mere is used for wrappings in Paris
street dress FOR cary epilhs Is reneh gtg soige
fouard, the seyennch hOuuoe bound with WINE sik'
headed with fold OF narrow black velvet Above lh-
four folds OF silver gray and four sttndng runies
with black and white the gray old. crossed by
fronts edged by rues plated and bound headed BY
three folds OF light gray. The back round aud cangh
velvet The waist has Hat bertha, the inner edge
bound with white two plated rufes on the shoulder
headed by folds OF pale gray nng the narrow cape and
crossed by straps cuff to match. with rufe. folds. and
velvet on the back; Iea.colored taheta pom.
extreme edge with either color drab the former
young person Ounces gathered scant aud notcbed
two folds OF pink drab. Pound apron edged
black velvet and fringe straps between toe pun
bordered with velvet braid similar straps arr'S sn"u
der ending IN ozenge shaped tab behindfch iinr
Plating and notched ruies IN two rows On sleeve Toe
bindings Of the upper skirt aud the fringe ale ~ sbt
color, the rosettes and velvet black. ,
fancy sash Is violet grain, ohenge shaped Ten
inches deep separate in the middle, the edges widely
bound with white aud gold held together Dy bows OF
headed by folds; bow Of violet and white with sh0ft
fringed ends at the top
RAUROADS-THREE RAILS TO TRACk.
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