New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-21

whom 10 Will be becoming VIII rejoice in the creek
dress or Greek oyerskrt ana Greek fronts TO another
fashion OF dress This attempted hast In the
imported embroidered polonases caught mp high
plain side the other, embroidered, left 10 hang
straight With the late model In black silk. the over
ARRANGED with exquisite grace, high the right
sde but left straight and plain upon the other this
casions diagonal dropping curves OF drapery peculiar
and classical Tho 70 this charming dress IA
heartshaped and filed in with foaning pufings ofwhto
tule. These black silks absolutely glitter with jet,
i1 buckles, buttons and beads.
In contradistinetion to the medieval styles another
reaches us thai an attempt ~ being made IN Pts
to resuscitato the fashions OF the fret Empre--.hc
dresses shortened, sans oyerress, Sens pdner, sGAS
pointed; quantities of tny ruff ruunisg up to the
waist ana even low eorsage are limited Az or square ct
cerned, there WIZ not DC mucA 10 admhe ~
either style. 10 Is very certain that great
change has been gradually taaing place Ia the
toilette, and the spring oPsniass vii briag
tho movement 10 a elimination Whatever We mas DC
eJe about thc obvious elaboration OK .ru,,s' 80 u
Quality and trimming will test the cost. Toe iarc3
pated ruff; OF the present day were nlons ros IA ps
falling band" they called IN 1915
Taylor, poet OF 1880 wrote;
81 Nov % 5loh mount nuto the rnfc,
Ma hsl .'S .S SD' o."d cner"aasd 70 e.
has s @Ta. 2 s l st s s z on S 30 a a
We make as e4rtiess y are'
The word OandDOx - derived nom tie box used %
hold these bands SIX or e'gnt years later GENT
fell into the hspFy eonceIt OF huge neeA cloths edged wtn
rich lace certainly very much more DeCO.Dhg .LlA ,Gc
ungraceful collar OF the present perOd
70 beautiful 5prng goods, so near vet do
far only to be through the plato glass Broad
way windows. TIE calIcOes m1ryels OF beauty ll
finish and design. These are called "satin f0uiard
finish" and in quality and smooth satiny surface are
silk calcoes, aud percales alike manufactured
this style; SOFT silky, and closely Initiating foulards ~
design The newest patterns come in gPounds OF pale
delicate lavender stFewn with small sprays In back
foamgeen with ferne pale rose color anu blue Of evel
imaginable shade. There are Others OF lovely pear,
grounds over which are scattered small punches OF
flowers tied with scarlet ribbon and ecru grounds
with esuded chsne designs. The eamDrlcs arr
made gay with large polka dOts. white rings,
acOrns, and oak leaves, clover leaves aud da-
see hair stripes and pretty chintz figures others
have in relief chocolate and bun grounds, wide
imitaton-iace stripes alternating with one OF pale
piDk biue. These fabrics range IN price from th1
fouard finish per yard, TO English
eahcoes and percaes 50 inches wide at IS cents per
yard The very dark Napoleon blue, with LITTLE zigzaE
figures in Waite and other designs IN white polka spots
wall be quite popular those OF last year. and resen-
bic quite as nearly foulard silks vi the style
Then are to debate light camDucs with bun
aud pale green grounds over which IL lattice work IN
lumber with gay little Pers an designs OF climbing roses
ana lovely large morning gOfes suggestive or oprlRg
breakfasts with open windows, water crosses, raeses
and the giInt OF warm sunshine.
Cool canvas grenadines come IN palest bun, ana linen
faOrcs beside called ecru canvas. Aud sucn lovely bun
linens and lacestriped Daisies as We wore last year.
back to again. Tue buf canvas wool materials
really the only novelty. Tuere Will be great rage
for dark blue neu and TINS in poonases will be exen-
sIvey embroidered linen floss the style introduced
this Winter Of open English embroidery eyeiet holes.
Not before next month s4sl we have positive IndIca
Always prove success but there will probably be three
fTent shapes from which to choose ana ruuOr says
that at least Of these shapes viii create aOnlsn-
uent and distrust Ia fact great courage VIII be re-
CURED by those VINO venture our IN il TO run the gauntlet
VI men9 rdcue ana the possibility Ol lbS OADecOAns
ness. We shall see
rae new caprice in jewery takes back to medieval
days superb. lon2, oval penIant' IN true meliey1l
style OF nnlsl, was OF yeAoW dead god; on ls s9d a
head relief enameed in bright unts, the headdfess
10 green enamel tue costume 10 erlns1u, 'He ia9
gold on black onyx mad the head Of Marie de Medlcs
the ruff xquIsteIy carved TO resemble che nnest lace
ike tDe tiny feathered anlenu9 OF insects bearing
the closest scrutiny the unique open setting initiated
the run. With this beautiful WORK OF art, earrings
matcned. Another peh9ant ana eaIIiuys Oh creamy
cameo on black onyx u Marie lie Medics vas the only
piece OF the kind IN the late Exposition. The pearls
upon The neck, the high run and crown, bahs
description in their minute carving. Ills was
large pearls shelshaped pendant OF yellow
gould was thSHy studded In rays with '9TSaiose;
held IN tie mouth Of golden dolphin with diamond
eyes. For mourning there was shei.shaped pendant,
center, and the studded with smaller diamonds
In waehes fancy the most exquisite AttIe toys OF the
relief some OF tue cases 10 coOred gold; on Others
beautiful paintings IN enamel For example brilliant
bird OF Paradise lowering over nest OK flowers a1d
gems IN the nest repose three pure White oval
creamy ground, Morning floats in faint golden
rays upon vapOrous clouds upward, scattering
nO,n1eI Ncbf beaTs Gite sleppinc chren in her arms
STYLE Of tue beginning OF the eighteenth century is
ssye gold chAtelane studded with pearls aud dia
monds tiny watch is in the lower part, and there
other tte watches with chain pendant aud chate-
Iue ~ decately PAINTED flowers aud BIRDS In enamel
curious pendant OF ornament Tor TIE hair large
comfy, It's slender body composed OF large pearls
and rnbes. il had emerald head and garnet eyes, its
transparent wings changeable opals, spread
II to ly. unique watch Is VI oval snApe, SET with
iarSe pearls on ihe pale pearcoored emanuel of tho
ease ~ a dimpied Cup.as face win diamond wings
Ola styles revived IN bracelets Broad bands
nm ged on the under part the surface closely studded
win large gOid balls In red gold. Another style IS
llnyed with small lnteraced Elgs on the surface.
snperD pair is IN long oval rings flexible as ribbon
m <LI5 a pdE upward. Inc red
gold balls introduced TINS spring stullng neck
isces and bracelets, are cut m diamond facets The
shoned necklaces are done in pierced WORK OF
yeov gold in small blocks united by slender uaI tue
pierccd work IL surrounded by minute tr4cin,s and
snes on the gold Red gold Is fashionable than
yellow. superb pendant ana cdrdrOps OF oval shape
IN red gold were painted IN enamel cnADDy little Cupds
aud doves floating Oh PINK CLOUDS scattered HJ"tIS anu
PaTisian authorities inform us that the hair Is still
worn Exceedingly nigh, aud that there y tendency %
cushions. 20 this cOIfure Is added Tue short cuc.s
savorIug OF the IA Republican days ana again ~ the
long falling rinclets OF Marie AntOnette Sew-YOrk
poieur ASSURES that new fashion Will come up ths
of Iono Marguerite braids in lea OF GUYS the
opIng .. .I - on the forebead IN INV hat waves
and then braided in Hat, oval ehlghon Inc AalSue-
rue oaa ,a ~ The Nigh ,yIe or hsrrtssinr Is D.
culary ugraceful and altogether unOecomlngi there
fore expedients Will be adopted give better profile
tnau that produced by fat back OF the head parlieu
larry the hair IA tnin aud has strained appear
ance Some ladies' VINO comprehend the art OF han
arrangement wherein fashion and beauty agree, viii
wear a roll OF hair over which the BACK HAIR can Dc
eombed mp or gam, ornament composed or band
~ velypt or silk which will depend fringe OF JET
or huy eurs, bought by the ara, se5 OF Niger pus
short rlngcts any ornament that VIII give the BACK o.
the head desired roundness. new and very oe0u
ful ornament for the hair was yellow gold spray OI
large turquoise with sparkling diamond
heorts and long curved leaves OF diamonds. The last
style OF Hat haifdressing IS making hair powder iup0e
sble therefore Questionable The little waves are set
gum pomade, any STICKY uoKuen ana tnen II the
high turret and braIds are powdered one eau max ne
the dusty and untidy effect Decidedly Light hlHy
curIs hanging the brow, poodle doggy or not are
preferable to having ones locks Gummed st 70 the face
at the best an uncean and uncomfortable fashion
The mystery fashion lies IN caprice, while the cry
ensnge, change
GEN. HILLYER's RECORD.
TO me Ediior Of fhe TrsbuHe.
Cto. I am surnriaah that any one who