New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

pretty model This has also the tight jersey shape
opening in front below the waistj and IL trimmed
with either silk or soutasche embroidery. The INA
dress Is charming little model for ehld
OF three or four years The peated blouse IA draped
over KIT peated skirt mounted on hanttng uhaer,
waist The deep collar and cuffs also peatel ana
lows OF ribbon are placed on each side combination
dresses Tor the little very popular but nre-
quenly there four fabrics. for instance. In the
Annabel costume wherein the prevailing kilt peated
skirt Is of tartan plaid the quaint closely fitting redn-
cote OF dars cameshair coIh or some fine wool nrlc.
tue Naiscoat reyers pOckets cuffs ana collar Of Ve<et
OF pl.sh' aud the sash bow or ribbon Of surah SIX
Charming little Greenaway model Is seen n the ivan
dress. Inls IL full boxpeatcd blouse with shoulder
stiaps over plain tucked waist with full sleeves
ms may be made Of soft flannel very fine wool
IaDric IN some Of the and beautiful shades tnat
seem expressly adapted for the little blossoms OF the h
man family such the shades Of blue, the rich
eecfe delicate telegraph, the dark almost black sap
Pnde DIue and there are delicious shades 9l
straWb berry red and terra Gotta; every magiuable
can IN plaid, ana bottle green. Tnere arr be-l1es
ages Where contrasting ELABORATE trimmings are not
lhe' there may be PLAN plush or velvet bands Sc, ON,
egut years OF age children pOlOnaises and jersey
Dasques, which are serylceaDle and economical lAe
SUI wraps are seen II very bright eOofs OF IN th
more delicate shades OF Almond mastc or in olive aud
Fine, green cloth or plush, without extra trmmings
va SOM handsome models the rows OF machine stl,eL-
ing and beautiful buttons all that seem necessary
for characterization.
FOR HEAD, HANDS AND FEET.
Ihere Is very little change in juvenile hats and bon
nets The quaint pozes large Deyonshre, Mother Hub
and gr,s, come again, sensIbly protecting tile small
heads from cold These made Of fur felt, beaver
plush. velvet and cloth.
Common sense has also attacked the boots and shoes
In the enforced low heel and square comfortable toe
and the arch beneath the nstep, the chdrens future Is
guaranteed "a far perfect feet and elasticity
Of motion and grace are concerned. Pebble
goat Is considered the safest ana strongest
leather Tor out-odoor use, making the unhealthy rub
Der OyershOe unnecessary.
The Monsquctare glove retains it's welcomed popu-
laflty These In length from tue medium To the
extreme OF tnriytight inches, wnch quiie reaon the
shoulder. The gloves maintain their popularity
rom their convenience. These range from three 10
eight buttons Handsome and wrists naturally adj
h. to the closely lifting gloves independent OF fashion
The tayOe cOOrs follow the styles introduce cd Tor dress
such various shades Of terra Gotta, crushed straw
berry, port wine. several shades Of olive, and AWAY
back For evening dress there l. no change IN the d
Gale pearl paes OF flesh tints lavender aud pale pr
The Cooperative Dress Association Madame Demo
rest. Lord x Taylor, James McCrcery & Co., anu IL.
ONeiu, viii please ace, pt thanks for attention