New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
THE FASHIONS.
WINTER STYLES.

LADIES' NEW STYLES IN JEwELRY-HoW ~ SN'
TApLE-CHINA AND GIAss-DiSNkh ANp
LUNCHEON sETs-AMERIcAN sILKs-fhh'"Ni
MODES IN FURs.
For men there are no Fall or spring ~
Sors an 70 speak Instead OF being "p'unou nv
r,acs tbev cont,nue I'm as sober garb as the guinea
han and AN air of quiet and taste ,ho
toilet OF a gentleman. Business sa'S "'o ''a
breasted and buttoned high. with Ves' ooi'o'po
made mostly OF English check cassne'e, 1" "s"' u
dark colors. with pantaioons TO maven inese osu 70
10 r,aae doube- breasted, II preferred, but s'pRe-
n...,aa according 10 the latest fashion. The Engnsh
v,e IN all business suits this single
eutaway coat with buttons. Another business suit
A douhe bre Jacket and panaeons maoe vi onc
fabric usually check cashmere, the vest ooo"'o
breasted. Heavy Scotch cheviots are made up e1
elusiyey in tins style. The checks are OF very que'
,or such a. tinv specks of black and white or gray
and black with the least possible thread OF dark red
A medium suit for semidress occasions. eitnef ior
evening, street, church wear, Is mostly III o"on'
diagonal English worsted goods, or the iasnionaoio
crane finish In double breasted frock snape reachnS
oute to the knees OF the same
shrc and pantaloons are left TO the choice Of the
vearer either 10 match OF fancy English CASHMERE I'D
dark gray pearl or lavender Another faDrlc mace up
IN same STYLE with doube-breasted vest is the castor
or dRusse beaver in black, blue, olive or Dfown' Win
psntaloons Of striped English cashmere.
Oyercoats are single breasted sacks, with ny fronts'
fancy diamond patern satin finish IN other styles, the
binding 10 placed on fat, aud piped with velvet Inc
fahoDa BILE material is Eysian fur beaver In handsome
shades OF deep blue and also in black surou's are very
much Of fur beaver, long, and bound as ABOVE or
according to wearers tastes For opera and other even
ing wear the Inverness peculiar for having cape ln
front There is a doube-breasted sack overcoat, also
very long with seal Astrakhan collar cuffs and fore
parts Ulster is still very fashionable ior drVlhe
travelling and rough weather. is usually made OF scotch
cheyIot. Irish frieZe or any heavy gray SUNS Inc
handsomest overcoats made Of fur beaver lined
with satin de ehSne with velvet collar and Dat BRAID ae
above described; these exceedingly stylish. very
English fashion is TO have the edges pped with CLOTH
The fashionable materials the Eysan fur beaver and
planfaced beaver All OvercOats have large, loose cuffs
bound with heavy mOhar braid Full dress suits have
no especial novelty except that coats are the regua
ton swallow tail made very long, rolled very low and
edged with hue braid The vest corresponds IN the
roll and edges. The material Is West OF England
black cloth without luster. Pantaloons can be very
light Of pearl or lavender. for strictly even
ing dress, and are medium size, cut very nearly
straight without spring at the bottom To wear black
pantaoons is altogether matter Of taste in full dress;
their material is West of England doeskin. Fashion
Insists upon a vest Of the material searfs are
excessively rich in design and color. The fashionable
Chancellor nearly the shirt BOSOM Is OF heavy
black satiu over which scattered various designs,
such as nteIlaced kuos double rings in olive aud blue
dark red and pearl and bronze green Something OF the
same style is the leopold The Prince Teek Is yet an
other shape made also the Conthlan In rich pur-
pie Of black and warm tnts OF plum and prune, with
quaint japanese Designs blocks, rings and dots The
Earl Dudley for young gentlemen, is in brighter COL
ors, such as olive, green, navy blue, and
maroon. A magnificent scarf OF heaviest satin, 4S
inches long and ca WIDE called the De Joinve, will be
very fashionable. To arrange this tie gracefully has
become an art. 1t in light bronze, purple seal
brown olive and deepest tint Of sea green; over the
surface are scattered tiny buds, designs, md
white The olive. black and seal the most elegant
The Windsor comes again in shades, and tied in
rev fashion with ring These In cltron-
green, plum. deep blue and black covered with odd
figures For small boys the same styles Of ties
worn in such coOrs as cherry, light blue, red, and
greens.
For full dress white ties only admissible, made up
IN delicate lawn. twiled silk snowy crepe
de oheRe or corded silk, the ends exqusely embfOd-
cred with floss silk. For opera and receptions are
pear tnts and lavender. Handkerchiefs have linen
ceners with silk borders and others Of alternate blocks
OF silk linen in all delicate colors imaginable.
Other styles are OF beautiful tinted Silks with broad
border Figured white silks have colored borders and
exGuistely line linen handkerchefs have wide hem
stitched borders, with one embroidered corner contain.
Ing the initials monogram, crest, sometimes single
initial SILK mu1iars Of this season are especially
elegant in styles and texture Of finest ribbed silk the
borders or one vivid cOOr the Wnte centcr5 cOse
with gay Persian tins in various designs. For
instance a deep blue border contrasted with inner
border OF lighter blue the white center was covered
with delicate tropical flowers and brilliant Autumn
leaves; here and there bright butterflies with out
spread wings perched upon a scarlet pomegranate
blossom. In others, pale pink buds covered white
ground filled in with fine black traceries The cOlors
are mostly Of such contrasts blue and pearl.gray
sealbrown with rich brOcaded borders; shaded hair
stripes Of dark red and black, deep Tyrian purple and
quaint japanese designs cream-colored, 6cru, and
drab grounds Fashionable shades in gloves drab,
brown, blue-slate russell, lavender, and white. For
church. visiting the promenade. or any semi
dress OCCASION lavender is preferred; for full Dress to
correspond with the snowy lawn tie, white only is en-
re0le. Another style this is made of dog
skin sheepskn of bright russell, with broad stitch
ing the back of black, OF red, and OF blue
Beaver. gloves for driving are lined half Of the
hand and half the inside fingers with dOgskin in
another shade. For Winter gauntlets and half
gauntets Of sealskin pair OF these, including cap
costs SEQ.
Right royal smoking jackets and dressng-gowns are
made up rich twed India silks In Oriental patterns
,ud cOor, Black covered with arabesques
Of scarlet and gold and blue with quilted silk facings;
smoking Jackets also of checked cloth, faced aud
trimmed with blue silk. An olive silk beauty had
faciugs cuffs, and collar Of deep Cardinal red, in fanc
fu quilting; others for palmer tastes are in quiet shades
Of cashmere, with wide trimmings in quilted silk. of
pretty, strongly contrasting color these cost about $780,
refinement OF shows itself in his lingerie the
shirtbOsoms perfectly plain. OF doubled linen for
common for dress occasions there is tiny, very
fne wreath Of embroidery around each button hole. or
continued down upon the edge Of the BOSOM The high
standing English collar OF the very fashionable
type is called either the Premiere the Garrck. The
points front simply rolled pressed and this
Is important pout to be observed The Tudor collar
has broken points. with one inch space only in front
The reversible cuff, with two-py center is otherwise
made very thick with end round other with the
Waack cutoff corners.
Silk undertaking account OF its heavy expense