New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-29

upon lt s said that the coming season VIII Also 500
great change In bonnets. n tr~
Among the charming toilets recently sent from New
York was an exclusively fine white muslin The front of
the skirt was trimmed with four pufings surmounting
an embroidered ounce the back having one very deep
founce headed by three pulngs with double headings
The tablier rounded and fastened beneath the
basque with scarf Of pale violet faille Inc tapher
and pretty basque were trimmed correspond with the
skirt, with two rows OF needework insertion between
the puflngs. An elegant dinner costume OF faintes'
tint of blue faille intermxed with delicate flesh
color The front OF the skirt deliberately trimmed
with seven rues Of the blue the skirt itself being hes
color; the long pointed apron falling TO the LETT size
was edged with nutng, giving full view OF the iet
side OF the skirt The train and drapery pun OF oiue
were trimmed at the bottom with deep soailoped
houuce piped with heshcolor; this hounoe falls over
narrow gathered hounce. Tho basque OF blue Is but
closely down to the edge and has blonde run ~
the throat The sleeves are blue Marie Antoinete with
two eshcolored rufles falling toward the hand ana
bias bands OF blue. Clusters OF white daisies were
knoted here and there beautiful ball dress OF puo
fae shone through the mist OF white SILK gauzo over
dress the entire front covered with folds OF blue faie
and fluffy white ruches The overskirt forming tho
train bordered all around with founcing OF white
blonde; this train fell short tunc, trimmed Win
lace fale ruches garland OF large tea roses Tell
az the right side gracefully over the train. The tight
corseet waist fitting like corset tho hips, was cut
Vandykes top and bottom and edged with lace straps
Of alle covered with airy pufngs Of gauze took the
place Of sleeves. A large faile bow and sash ends
formed the puff at the back.
without regard to excessive heat the light and airy
fabrics destined take the place OF Winter clothing are
all lined throughout neck sleeves and skirt with six In
backlgrenadine and linen cotton for muslins and
tissues II is considered Questionable TO allow the
fairness OF neck and TO CLEAN mstiy through the
clearness Of organizes and musns or the black meshes
OF lace or grenadne. Yeti Is fashionable at large
balls and other mixed assemblies TO display to strangers
gaze arms without sleeves, and tiny strap sup
porting very dtcOieHs cOrsaRe. SO inconsistent is
fashion. But 1t is admissible to wear white
nainsook and barred muslin morning dresses or
wrappers low corset cover. Simplicity IS greatly
studied but it is the elegant simplicity OF extravaganza
and is only really noticeable IN travelling costumes
Wooden fabrics are used mostly. dress made up In
dark gray wool had front three gathered hounoes,
heading of bias putting at the third; behind wide
puag with bias band above overskirt of the same.
edged with lace of the same shade, with simulated
pockets on the back. a closey-htting basque was
trimmed with lace.
It's rumored that the Fall will sec women ap
parepty clad in coats Of mall a fine network covering
corsage and overskir heavy with closely wrought steel
beads iand when In addition to this the fronts of hats
are ornamented similar manner, helmet-wise, the
effect can he imagined The coming new boot VIII nave
the Marsees extension edge 10 the sole, with
two rows OF stitching, Rd-topped and morocco foxed
An entirely fashion in shape and design OF boots
will come this FALL called ola Belle Keogg; also
a very handsome style OF skating shoe.
Nlessrs Lord Taylor, Arnold and Constable +. Gou-
raud and johnson Brothers Will please accept thanks
for information received.