, 1874-03-15
FASHIONS.
The --latest Importations from
Europe.
English Jaclcts--Cashmcre Mantlcs
and DIantcfcttcs.

and HfIEfntGttGSs
=
pnInnaiees and Model Dresses =
~. --- s. 't
1he ne" eooas Ale s,,.. a4un' sna,a3 r. WI
abroad, and arc being carefn1l5 opeuea "'a
very Objectionable in " the bismarck TO Do 80
lonr en- Notwithstanding, as she did, the mani
.,os a.ro,+-iacl,ets and other fetters Of the SUI
f'es' s'Fall-3 a14u 49, .ho b,rds ~
Pfeme doooess, n'e'AA, -.
Fashion, aud Keeping the p1oulse7 " poS'
whether in grecnbacks OF On !c5al cap, Still un-
-ead i, the nockets Of our danes. How we'll
t-s]..1.- 81 49, oo dawn, What vonld thu
fhat she o'u nos go oc -. -
loss OF tne haA7eu11uo .spAooeHs'o ""7 ~ e"Ne
uame have been TO 1ashlonanle Chlca2o,
or even the living freight the vessel bore, COM
,,,-od NTH tho losg of her carco? She ia safe,
es.a e ~ hor -,od. s,o m as;,o +bro,oh
nus a'1.'eo' 'oT 49, e4s s e - :.
the customs. The advnnce-gua1d, however, is
already here,-n fow OF the choice articles 1cr
,nodels. which third-Sate dcessmakers, who can
mt eor chance to 70 to Paris. would give
-;..a. +ho;+ h.,a. ,,,-. +ha;- ares .hr+
VEL. A1''no' .ne'A AAn0' uoA '1D .s@o' Nv
anything else, to see !. pat tney afe only sho"n
to tho favored few: the fashion writer Of The
Tn1nusE. and fow vell-kuoyn, much valued,
,..-a.aa a,-rtox,o.s r. 10 r,,;,,o-e,,,, .o,.
1oos =, - ~ 49, 49,
cedeo thas 'ne 4eauane a1'a !" cncaeo
has but one rival In America ana no superior :
In regard to the style, costliuess. and elegance
- t1e rrrncnts which tbcv inooort- :. That frrn
o1 lie 81. .1' "u1u 10y p ash",.a
is Ia Ne" Ao1h no'' 'nouen 'u'S u1a5 pst'apo
eauali they DO not excel, our own CITY traas-.
OF exquisite beauty were many Of the goods
shown US; but, to commence with the outer
,r,1,a md ~ oro snhstonio, fahrics re will first
"44p7 49, - - ~ >141"@'-e :: :;
no'e ...-.. -
THE ESG14sH JACKETS.
These, made Of German cloth, the name
of which. transIated means spun-yarn,
~. bia,eat in ravo~. ar Paris cut and
mo ee' =, ~;,;..a
nsake, fasteued "ltn nu11ons u oA"1Aeu
silver, they will be the garment 1or early
epring, when heavy eaclues and furs are laid
7a rhor o,a rortact in icnt vorv n1~;n
'AAe -, r...,. :..:..a - H. .1;-t
elsaps oo"ua' VIZ .1lo.a 1-'7sAoa w. -
1T the second seam POCKETS, fe7ars, aho oroao
cuffs. OF Paris make they cost from 725 to $50,
while in German importations they can be
pouSu' ~ 49, .o3 I-. ~ 49, -.-oat
oelnn h'aiu''1'uo, Du,o *no o"o e ..1us - tIs
IN Pat1s, and makes the hunoreo ater IT. u 'ne
same cloth, the same cut, fac simile in fret;
but after all there Is . je ne sais quo1 about the
makes its Berlin competitor seem but the bou1-
geci. imitation OF its ar1stocratic prototype.
Later in the season, we are again to have the
CASHMERE MANTLE AND MlSTELETTE,
OF fchu. Hero Fancy has run wantou, and
gwen us such q wondrous variety Of bows. tabs.
jet4. laces, aud embroidery, that ono Enows
not how to describe the new mantle, talma,
Do1ma, or whatever it may be. 1mprimis,
though, the backs OF nearly all Of; them are
fastened in to the waist oy belt. The back 3s
tho objective point, ard no two garments IS ar are
made alike. One Of these was slashed to tho
waist, and had . fan- shaped plating Of Elk ID,
serted. which looked like d basque back. Folded
rovers Of Cashmere. trimmed with lace, passed
from the front over the shoulders, fell IN tabs at
tbs back, aan Vas fastened With pretty bows OF
ribbon. Lace ard insertions are profuaely used
Those in Ial- end jetted lacea predon1lnate but
q very fine lace, made Of eik with raised figures,
having the effect OF ernbroiderq, Is used for the
finer garments. An effort is being made to re-
etore silk mant1cs to favor. ard; while this is
being easily arrived at abrond. it is not probable
that il will become general in Chicago, most peo-
pie Enefer1ing the more durable Cashmere gar
r.ent. These arc in I'll prlccs, ranging from $50
70 5le0.
We hare by no means sad " goodbye to
THE rotc'AIEE. ..-,.
It is too useful and comfortable garment TO
be readily thrown aBide and go like Charity IN
its capabilities Of concealment. The ehaoolest
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