New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

custom of trailing dress skirts upon the promenade
In linen suits. Indispensable necesSaries OF every wo
mans wardrobe. Two coOrs prodomiuatc-the deheate
iet ,lross trimmed with nut-brown linen For example
the eoru yellow the golden heart OF the pansy, OF
pale as the 0ssy cOrr-silk is made In the skirt long
overskirt and short rather closely basque
Again. In the skirt and long polondiSe. These are u
med with the same and again in peated rullles anu nav
side-peaings TIE edges covered with narrow pauus "
two shades darker, stitched on handsome sun ""
in pale unbleached linen, with wide trimming llo"'ou
way, alternating with the same color OF the uee
and shade two darker. Pale green IN hhel' VI ''"
ndescrbahc green find in dried herbs OF hs' s'"'
ish olive, will be very fashionable.
superb black silk train, twas made Wlth s0''ii
at the back continued up the sides the 'front.' OF 'o ~
finished with a scallOped nounce very -! ns' ro'. ~
enade costume was in pOngce OF TWO siiuos '
rather the tintings of Autumn leaves, tHo Tho
Aouncos cd cod with silk mining OF ker sha'e lno
Aounco was kilt-peated, overapped by ano'her, .no
Meats made 10 resemble points at the cuses @'
pleatinp above is headed by narrow stdnuI"e '
the edges covered with silk bias paul luz "piV"
front ovcrskrt is trimmed to correspond also 'io
conuettish Jacket rather closely fitting very oeEa
vaInpsit OF two shades OF light and dark brown at
,racto ocat attention This had deep ounce headeu
with q wide putting edged at either SIDE WIN I'M,
faced with the lighter silk. The casaque was ulhieu
with bias folds of the darker silk piped with the hs'
aud black thread lace around the Dotlol' at 'ho o"9
sleeves, and rerers at the neck.
BASoUEs JACKETS, AND oyERDREssEs
The family OF Jackets is innumcrable The "Nilsson"
basque promises the most popular and IS rs grace
ful rs it equally well adapted for house or street wear
The Mantle Cape in black cashmere for driving or
home wear is exquely embroidered in chain stitch in
white edged with black and white fringe. This Is a
loosely fitting jacket with sleeves over which gracefully
falls deep oape price $50. There arc others without
sleeves and fringe SO Gorgeous Oriental Jackets cut
away at the for midcr days. embroidered in rch
bright colors black cashmere and white cloth An
other with the edge cut in large oval leaves embroidered
in black silk French sleeve open to the elbow, lined
with black silk, at 5. Charming little black Grenadine
Jackets lined with black silk, and beautifully embrod-
cred in colored silks for Sl2 These are especially
adapted for cool Summer evenings with thin dresses.
II oyerdresses, wcfnd finest organdy in the long train,
wi duchesse lace and insertion and fine tuckng. There
is also new material very much admired for many VIZ
tues il possesses, called "Moussene grenadine," OF
pure weness It srOngl, resembles very fine aretane
i'm texture but possesses this advantage that very
hmsy fabric that while equally transparent it Is firm
admits OF stretching and frayng, and viii wash as
well as substantial stuff This is TO be made IN
Overkrts for light ss, like the rosy hue or sunset OF
fairy r Of blue cleaning through The eecy clouds OF
summer one can imagine this eXqusitcly airy cos
tune trimmed with pinkcd rdchcs and yaencennes lace,
when Summer days long, at Saratoga or Newport
| This new grcnadine IS one yard and a half wide.
Tie favorite black iron and canvas rcnadne VIII he as
much used the l1st over
silk or in a newer sylc. the genadno dounces upon the
silk skirt and tn y50rdiSc lined with silk New ma
erals and newer trimmings are in preparation for sum
mer wear. The bright, pretty lawns ana ca,lcoeS are
tTimmed with canUIic OF Tie color or the ground sg
tSc,~igS Glory ptegine i'm at the window aud the
daisies and puses, and in the iordere are emu
lated hy the faithful comics upon my ady rove. -,
Dresses Of ght material for The promenade or for home
wear, such orgondy, lawn, linen, calico Ielcaes and
made with the waist detached rom the skirt IN tim
fabric lined with some thing soft with darts IN iront ana
IA holt hk
to the belt is tie oveTskt Another fashion of heavier
material suitable for travelling shopping or the Scnsi'
' r & g'S sfr ec oVcr tj is attached the apronfront
| the overskirt the back extremely bouGatlt For
Syes S6 and foe thu TcIsn rs Go Te are T ai,o cEs
and gauzy yet close material Sgdn' these IN grace o
cashmere for Spring and Summer Tho corsage with
few exceptions, in all the dresses upon exhibition are
adds to the delicate items of the toilette very materially
| The most charming bosom drapery is made up that
plodiSieS utmost Ingenuity can coneeiye. ENquise
standing rites Of finest muslin and lace. puings OF
tic coarccs in points, bershaUed, in square tabs Of
eNpcns i've point lace. in d"eheSse and AtanGon. a.,
Nothing con be prettier or more becoming than the
s nectes bias and iEng6d N 'Sd 'Gd d"fhsH CASA IN e66htery
bows Of satin or twilled SILK, trimmed with WINE lace
A lovely blue satin bow VIZ; covered with tune ana
digt0puc, trimmed with White lace IN 1ar5 OF nserthg
and .unCc Of Yalencieunes 6t the EDGES. ItchuS are
! Tn
are made of an kinds Of fra e fabrics In emma GRAPE
they arc exceedingly beautiful. trimmed WIN LeaFy 1c
| paint The dchu adds beauty to tie most
a pearl through hazy cloud, so with
neck with detects 70 hide. It gives borrowed perec-
tiou Very pretty fckuS made OF simple Transparent
orgaudy or the n,OUsSeiac GrCHGdtue above mentioned
oen cOrsaoc makes the gold necklace or the velvet at
the throat almost necessity. A broad band or VeNct
s worm from which is supeuded large Normandy cross
u piau gold. From gold beads, ani snake and heavy
cable chains are pendants in crosses OF coral, malacie,
ockcts OF every sc and degree in enamel or studded
i'm gold such were inGspeH able admCs 10 our fore
mothers trOusseau and the inevitable jet bead neck
| lacos.
With Paris in saclcloh and ashes, Germany is stimu-
lated to excel in gloves hence the gloves greatly in
demand and largely imported from Vienna and Ber-
n There are three fayOrite styles Of European manu-
facture the Marguertes and MarQuse, well the
seamless glove Of Herr. Meantime owing to the high
prices tho competition Is going steadily for home
/ and c0IreapOndiugly dear in all ways. Fash
| ion slows few changes in this one OF
! the most important adiuncts TO refined
olcttc All bright cOlOrs, such blue, yellow, and
green, should be avoided for the promenade, where
DrOuopcc tua in anything should never he seem If pos
silc the prevaiing color OF the costume should be
matched. Tie two and trccbUttOn glove with straight
cut OF scaOpod twO shades, mostly in vogue, and
are extremely becoming TO the hand White gloves are
obsolete; delicate shades Of primrose mauve ccFu, and
/ flesh tints take THEN place for evening wear.
| SPRING FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMEN.
/ TIE Dgrge To5f~gr