New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
THE FASHIONS.
Attest SPRING NOVELTIES.

nv h,s al IL may be well enough TO take look at 'o
new hat OF the present season. 1t is decidedly seq
ent Of stovepipe. TALL straight. possessing neither
Grace nor beauty. This Is the silk dress hat, with a
crown seven inches deep. Stanley brm, slightly curl
,,0 narrow binding, and with the band much wider
than that OF The price is 49, The stan
ley curled brm is also in business hat OF q
stffened felt; the crowns straight and
rather more than inches deep. This style OF hat
Will preserve rcspectabliity to the last and
prevent suspicious suggestions in regard to the
owner. Rembrandt, SOmbrcro, and all hats OF
a picturesque nature, have had their day;
the nearest approach the artistic very ne Thin
pocket hat, soft silk. lat-brmmed, with square
crown four five inches nigh sometimes two pretty
little black assels hang from the back Price, IS. The
opera turban is too useful be given up it appears
again with the rolled brm turned up all around III Is
said that not always to be condemned to Deavy
black and that by and by new hat will be introduced
OF delicate felt in several shades Of wine Color French
gray aud bronze American tastes incline greatly 10
the adoption OF English styles, English fabrics ana an
English ensemble Spring OyercOat are Of light gray,
draD or cqG iait cloth. single breasted and win
collar 20 match, lined with silk OF the same color or
farmers Another style is sack almost as long as
tho Ulster with fly front Velvet collars are no longer
seen.
The Prince Albert frock COATS made OF diagonal and
dahia cloth double breasted also Of exceedingly soft
and fine wiled san-faced serge, and another fabric
called powder CLOTH in which the paids are woven all
ccior The coats longer particularly those for
demitonette Very little heavy waddng is used ana ih
a good figure is3altogethor dispensed WITH Inc ne"
materials are very handsome Of intense bacK deepest
hue and almost an invisible wine color The collar is
invariably OF the same the sleeves are much fuller with
cuff aud edges OF all are bound There Is no per-
C,pbo change full toilette suits of black Business
suits are made Up high cut Newmarket shape long
skirt pantalOOns full at the knee, and vests as a
matter OF taste either single or double-breasted.
rather new fabric twed rough and hairy freze or
the camels hair used during the Winter for ladies' wraps
made up are called doublebreased reehng sacks Vests
mostly made to correspond with the coats double or
sugo-breastod, according the coat White vests are
made OF duck with three buttons notch collar buOned
back with single button these both with and with
out collars White duck varied by ahar stripe
OF black dark blue and notch collar kPanaloOns are
rather wider, OF full English fashiontnat is, wider at
the knee aud smaller at the foot in light and dark cas-
smere with the fantess sembance OF color in almost
invisible paids and basket-wOven patterns.
Every imaginable caprice of masculine fancy can be
fniuged in scarfs and neck-ties The old established
windsor still very popular, because it can be worn in
saiol knot with ung else give the wearer an OPP
portuny display his artistic skill In the graceful tie
Ofa bow. These simply twilled bias scarfs worn
also by women. The newest are the "Albion," in two
folded narrow scars the West End" crossed across
the chest also very narrow; the Begrayan," wide at
tho ends and gradually narrowing at the middle; the
Livingston aud "Cheserfleld." narrow scarfs sim
lar 70 the broad Monarch" of the Winter These
made up OF reps twied and gOs grain silk; the fash
ionable color is plum, with figures in buei others
are in navy blue, powder blue, deep blue with
light blue polka dots, japanese designs, rings,
zig-zags blocks. Naturally, other cOlors are
also popular in all shades OF gray, bro vn, and herb,
l0hen. aud tea green. dainty style is made up in
deep blue silk, with a lighter shade folded In on the
eigeS For full dress there delicate very tine, and
narrow ties of white lawn .,tne two ends embroidered
iualeaf of white silk. with tiny bunch Of grapes
single flower. There beautiful scarfs OF crepe de
ohrc iutest tints of buff aud creamy white. cue
tat. aud in back. Young ladies can contribute also
bias pieces of their new summer silks, p!aided or
strped for Summer ties. and also remnants OF lace
striped. plain or striped grenadines For street wear,
there aro plain, fac white lawn ties. Elderly men can
wsdr lavender ties at parties aud bows deftly made OF
heavy black silk and Ottoman reps, called the "AyOn"
The Tudor collar has depressed corners; the Lord
"NesoG" il, higher than the Tudor also depressed the
"Farrast" s turnover. Then there the plain turn
dOwn American collars. One style OF this sort is OF thin
In.n-.ho Golden Gate" The Wallack" cuff has cut
of corners the Humboldt" is widely haring; the
Eglmtou." with round corners and the well known re-
vorabc cuf still popular. For fun dress, shirt fronts
are simply plain, without tucks There may be an orna'
mcntatiOn In very delicate. graceful, embroidered
yine or a fnG wreath. rounding each button stud
hole Tde bosoms stil cut shield shape. made with
perfect simplicity and mostly with three layers OF linen.
One plit is made IL preferred there three wide
p.is, including the center one IraVenng anu hunting
shirts are shown in fine white percae, with tiny hair
stripes OF color or little dot aud other styles in dark
gray aud chocolate grounds.
Handkerchefs in white silk have coored borders Of
lavender bdff blue and wine color style ia orna-
mented large rings in coOrs to match the borders
an these rings bachelors write the names OF the fair
friends whom they hold the highest regard the fair
friends write therein their own pretty autographs.
Ihere are new and very handsome silk handkerchefs,
used alike by ladies and gentlemen, of olive, pink 6cr,
buff blue. lilac, and brown, with narrow borders Of
white These are carried hand suffered peep
forth from rcm breast pocket. COlored linen handker
chiefs have wide, white hemsttched borders others
arc white dotted with zigzlg designs, crescents
and blocks in coors and broad border 10 correspond in
color hemsttched these are mostly used for travelling
or business full dress handkerchief is OF the finest
linen or tlinen cambrc. hemstched border and
ouisely fine half fun wreath, embroidered in
corner with the initials monogram White gloves are
restored 20 favor for full dress, faintes flesh
color These invariably accompany white black ties
no other color OF glove tie Is admissible for full toilette
Gentlemen rather paSse wear lavender instead OF white
All shades OF buff nankeen, cafe dn td dTaDs and grays
era Other colors display doubtful taste.
Ia scarf rings taste in artistic beauty OF design can be
eratded by the elegance and marvellous cuttings OF
antique stones in which, foundations OF burned
ceramic are carvings in chrysophose, onyx Jasper and
ssrdopyx OF every imaginable neurological design.
Upon base vivid green is the exquisite tiny face Of
Psyche PhryRe IN rosy chacedony, bacchante In
chocolate onyx wreahed in vines The settings OF these
rings are OF dark red gold, golden with greenish
tint or In dull Roman gold with flagree setting
for the stone. The ball seevebuttons connected by
links very fashionable but generally reserved for
fun dress or men OF leisure business men find them
awkward and prefer the fiat sleeve stud. There are
rumors rufs at the wrists, and falling collars Of
finest and liuen With crayats but just
instead of being plumed like estrdges" men are
a as An air OF quiet