New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28


sdes and ailneD .asSes for drapins The camel. mai,
sleeves and silk rerers held 10 place by buttons %:
euns were Of eameIs hair simple yet elegant ,os.
for homo In delicate, pearlcolored, nsule4
fOuiard deep gathered ounee on the bottom BEADED
by band scaloped and pped long, full poon s,is
wrntled trimmed ss the heading otths aSaT n
this ss op s%se% the
with the recr faced Ike the waist I1 a a a
ender buttons Beside the fashionable black silk aud
the gray silks toilets are made up IN vss
gray pongees promising TO be very popular ana grace
full siciliennes, ranking with six ~, o,, r.,n.,
q difficult matter to walk or cit comfortably me ydtn
OF skirt does not exceed three yards and nall and
motion Many odd devices are used TO arrive at THE
end; tapes tied back and latterly species o. canvas
setner. The street skirt has full straight back
breadth two side cores and one gored fIon al the
belt, umbrella shape. The fancy for tablier fronts
and the rs are a %sr se aIe
high Oh the other hanging In disgona lods on .ne n
others made like drapery sash; another has sort OF
pointed apron 1t will be seem then mat oanea
as perfectly in shades OF a color the exquisite Onyx
for cameo cuttings. To find the proper shaoing, we 9
for gradation in color An innite family OF browns
comes TO us from the bright FURNISHED copper now in.
but although browns viii be worn and perhaps liked
with dubious perhaps-they will not be nearly so De
pure and iady.ke A new color in Paris is like :
crushed strawberry another OF IT. "na me
in IFS depths These toilets are made up en- CdWNa -
se shades n' several Of the Paris oonnets were trimmed
Shades Of Wine soo s%snaS
sS ssaFn S as . hs
twied stripe open stripe fine lace stripes
and polka spots, little odd japanese figures ana squa
cether for polonases the plain iron canvass erena
dine made ND into suits There are many quantcs o,
an Inferior make lasting but one season, perpetuay
rayIng and wearing rusty. The fine quality - away
dine lasting successfully for years, IS made Oh n
thread wool and retains gpod PACK eGp Sr ~ he
too highly approved this year more lusiro1s anu G
than ever graceful in its folds az the fexioc crepe &c
chine seryiceable as commoner goods imperyious 70
dust daupness, this elegant fabric makes w az Th
for the promenade for the house or Tor travens h
other brands OF heavier moar, otter alpaca and but
fslo all well known anu popular layorses, "''
The new Engish iackcts are marvels OF intricate
handicraft masses OF elaborate embroidery Draiuns,
and glitteriug with nnumerable jets Ihess are niaas
up of drap d. etc thin Summer cames hair fine Frencn
cloth in diagonal and piq'f aud species OF frehcn
Iozenge-shape, geomeucal lines and arabesgues I'D
long graceful ferns aud ronds of palms IN leIl desg.
flowers ana what not. Wherever there may happen 10
be left PLAIN space 1t Is filled IN with heavy satin suen
beaded yak lace, with similar run for the neck IN
Others Of jackets Is set guplre Insertion also
| beaded and others again arc maze up OF hIfrna's
heavy guipure hue cloth large open sleeves ana
yoke 10 matcn The swaowt Ill basque - made up INTO
"A
Ifafntng the softer finer fabrics with loose fronts
The sleeves mostly open aud larse These wraps arc
intended early Spring days until replaced ~ inc
| Summery COOL baus,e redingoies ana polonases re-
turning again in all their cool transparent beauty
some charming parures made up, adding beauty 10
the painest toilet Tue Elizabeth after The style Of
the sixteenth century consists Of puags or Transparent
muslin bOrdered around by band OF linen and nhc c
broidery the stiff muslin run IL edged with nne
narrow lace. Another parure vi the Marie stuart sye,
was made OF putting dotted with let beads TINS 49, zoo,
bordered ali around with bias band ot nen anu under
| clio tnspa is %
Seymour parure is made up in close imitation OF the
collar OF the golden fleece composed OF hne muslin ana
embroidery Applique under this collar Is "a mr. also
| embroidered Inc collar Is foe doubled linen other
partres delicate color ANA eet ble aud ialnt
shaGe OF aud OF fae oriuqnoise SILK, with
soft rufus of blonde. These are intended for black
To ali OF toilets comes attached the pretty little
af SoeE leather hy rdci More iancu styles are
| made up IN black beaded net, trimmed Win deep
buge fringe of black silk aud velvet OF black velvet or
silk deliberately embroidered ana hnsnrd WIN Dlaes
lace. They suspended by two STRAPS, embroidered
or made s2y ol rDoot y. f Wv NE 96SSre ia
made up and suspended Is matter OF taste Exceed.
SILVER thread aud having the monogram or initial OF the
owner. Crtpe de chine neekties are among elegant
novelties ends embroidered exqUisely in
iii, by machine work that the Chinese art OF EN-
| hrn,derv as seen upon antique Grape shawls, is no
longer marvel, for the machine embroidery is very
proidered mon tbe ends nrge moss rosbuds in vivid
colJrs into winch woven gold and silver threads
Beautiful aud inc aceS are worked WIN gold aud silver;
the fleet is wonderfully beautiful aud p;ices cor
| respondlngy high. The huge fan, fast growing into -
buresque fius, is returning again To It's common pro
portions new idea Is syeIed sticks but the season
is not sufficiently advanced for new Things IN fans or
paraso For opera aud carriage wraps mere Is soit,
ght Algerian cloth with me uster; into its smooth
surface woven rough stripes OF gdy coors, with
| gIinting OF golden and silver threads.
Quantities OF lace for trimming are exhibited, There
are washing Bces suitable for bIt'tes, linen grass
CLOTH and even e9lnbres' ranging lrol % cents 70
yard; the back-bcaded laces are Of every with ana
! quality guipure and inexpensive French lace Real
soon thrown aside, fashions ana fashions CO.
Black Spanish lace scarfs from two 70 four yards long
! and inner striped real glpure are very fashionable
| pretty novelty introduced from bland ENCHANTED
spain" scarf vail OF Chantily lace, sprinked with
little cut jet beads TO be brought forward from the back
OF the hat ana creessy drawn oyer tne laee lho new
| style of embroidery Is revived from passed away
masculine description by cutting hoes III muslin and
sewing around them T1is is the open eyeetho ole
eyes nowadays since TINS i all found IN the Hamburg
machine work wonderfully low prices T0is style OF
introduced cashmere, drap dete linens, aud
importers tell Us that there are 100 shades in gloves
which we all take for granted. most important item
of the toilet IL the necessity tG't tue gloves should
correspond precisely In color and shade with the cos
| tune Gray Is supposed to he gray; yet YOU VIII be
told perhaps that the lovely gray YOU feel confident Of
ette-nything but the gray to match the silver gray of
| the toilet White gloves are perfectly obsolete, as
they ought to be- but exquisite silver
drab Isabelle bait, and no end OF browns. rreebntton
gloves Will b. worn as usual until the advent OF Sum-
mer; undresscd KID gloves are always worn Tor
venience in travelling or stepping nor must the useful
castor glove be forgotten. We have been threatened
year after with resuseai0n OF black lace mittS
and hafingered gloves suggestive OF antique relies In
daguerreotype this Spring the lace mltts are really
imported aud are certainly pretty frame for white,
genmed fingers In fine kid gloves, for excellence Of
make aud perfection in Fitting, the Marie Antonette
gloves are 10 he highly recommended
New fashions in iewery give sleeve studs ia
small dark red gold balls cut in gltterug facets held
together by links and suspended by short chains four
balls allowed TO each cut. making eight balls in
The larger size comes in four balls each set of yell
low Roman gold suspended There are large sleeve studs
OF Roman gold set with sard and others with 1at gold
surface, highly polished. with OF red, diamond
cut gold in the center Others are like large buttons In
fine Etrascan laid on FURNISHED surface. The hanging
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