New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

quite straight and large comfortable sleeves
tunes half cape is added. Other larger wraps have
seams that nearly fit the figure and a sort of dolman
eeve mat covers without combining the arms Some Of
tne more costly are composed plush In closest ita-
81 seal and lined with the gayest of plush striped
s sn more expensive, have trimmings of handsome
Se, push, the moieskin push ostrich feather for
ine fringe and ruches great popularity is predicted Tor
'i1 very masculine Jackets adopted by young ladies'
men, made OF Scotch cloth fine tweed or English home
camoraeap @ Is they are extremely
plush collar form the only trimmings.
sEAsoNABLE COSTUMES.
Inc present fashion introduces three materials in one
uess Fine cashmeres are combined with plush and
"atereu SIX all of the shade. Open-worked self
trimming liz used extensively Oh all wool dresses Some
"a e gorgeous striped wool satines and chevots with
e"' poiuers are combined with "a plain armure
aoic Oh The darkest color Very elegant wool materials
nave stripes OF plush OF the shade OF in strongly
"suh3 Color The economical ana quaint fashion
Vi year ago is revived again of having the BASQUE
n , Vi different color from the of the
uros ss Brocades Will continue to be used as las,
i!ues ior this purpose were in many
f 10 be thrown aside, but the later edcts are in
satm svro w&'ered SILK, more antique striped plush
roncets the sharp-pointed Wien cut low the
sia m cefy pretty liHe the present bo.ice
80 across tne irOnt "a
OF Chameleon silks and satns very
% hS hnes take on the colUrs that arr de-
Tr III INC bonnet pushes OF strongest contrasts
two wae Tht seaStnes srrGs eo @eSgi
arri teing' ana side peatlns. For instance: lac
@ mas Two hounces OF kat peaIngs eight or ten inches
ScV On a loW-.rlced silk SKIRT; tlicse are Iuaoe OF
81 ipcu htuI Ihe basque polonaise is plain
sr, VITA the stripes. some lately exhibited de0d
80" CoStuhes maze from French models OF caueis'
s",i ''No very tghtly utJnh Jersey basque wItn
aii ohrttu cape REACHING nuariy the waist Inc
shrt Is simply kilt pleathg, over winch is an eabo-
tatcly aIfan ecd skirt. ~ 49, ~
CHnDREN's FASHIONS.
"o iahhons Tor children in artist view are quite
as oos'ht as those for their manmas. The exqusitey
teS'heuc Greenaway costumes their sweet guaintness
Toen perfectly adapted To the fresh little faces The
oIeenaway cloak has square yoke upon which the gar
h'eh Is mounted in shrriugs falling straight and fun
'o" ana mas puts set in the top of the sleeves The
idtue hIknaid" Is n diminutye ''Mother Hubbard ~
shrred around the neck to give the effect of a circular
soAo me lu sleeves are gathered in shirrngs around
the "rlst. These charming fashions are made into
street street wraps of handsome brocades and bright
Si'hS "NiShy trimmed with lace. The Grecnaway
api",iSe Tor the very little ones is made OF
ouIu Shiah SILK nanne This cunning little dress
II nose blouse gain at the top upon square deem
oNo' anu trimmed all around tho bottom IA gathered
Ahe lOnS, close sleeves the
hiouhu lhe form close up the arms The Nlofner
ohiP'oh ana Granny bunnets made satin ar vel
vet ana prctuy trimmed ribOon OF a contrasting
sha''e are worn by the very htte children The Have
ICON coah Is an excellent model made neeccd flannel
"'u oFlght sih Innings. IL sacuue lrimmad Win Kilt
pfallhEh, winch shoulder mt i'm circle
shape Capuchln hood and deep, rolling collar
=, Mes rs Lord y Taylor, Arnold. Constable d Co.
NJ oSs. AltAen son * Co., ana Madame Denorest, will
peusc accept thanks Tor attention