New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-07
THE FASHIONS.
STYLES FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR.

The greatest variety is seen IN bonnets and
other headgear There anarchy in style, shade ana
trimming. As rule, however, quaint pokes pre'a,
with pinched folded rolled brims like the hsn-Wi'es
bonnets, they modesty droop over the brow Inc
poke is size than those of the WINTER ana
the top more of level plateau than the previous
valley between two Mills therefore the trimming may
be massed on the plateau In the way OF charming
Gowerbed or the new cockscomb BOWS Inc snaii pon
ne, for church and visiting the dainty Greuze capote
large round hats basket bonnets and happy meuium
between the masculine Derby and the Enghsh turOsn
variety, completed by delicate frames Ior aoe
and flower The fashionable coors showa ie'n
ing toward raspberry strawberry red In many tones
ia by no means abandoned The elegant judo shahes o
rosy heii0rope amaranth red with shade OF purple
ananas "a pineapple colOr new delicate pronzesFon
called tige dGet, acknowledgement. all the iursu
olives mixed pale blue and pale strawberry req ana
milk peasbe1, tobacco brown aud lovely pale yehow
Of he early primrose tint. This shade, so admirably
adapted TO for its refreshing cooness Oh co'o
generally introduced IN the way OF HOVER riDoon Oh
lace or other bonnes and hats brighter pure yeow'
| called the Spanish pepta, is seen ON some OF tue
cOquettsh caps turbans In clusters OF Two, iour
| or six pompons In a panache OF ostrich Ups
With these great deal Of gold cord. braid and
| droplets OF gold beaded and "brsced with
| golden buckle Attick-wisc." Long loops of mandarin
gold woven velvet with gold embossed. set in the
box plaitings of the brm. tied together with
The Greuze bonnet which is made for occasions OF
ceremony has delicate wire foundation covered with
lace silver net embroidered with colors IN noss OF
beads shaded violet black yellow. or etted lace god
wire lace creamy lace interviewer with silver threads
Charming rs Of crepe isse embroidered with Duternes
In blue carnaton placed In front Two fris
'front.' and of the same trimming are turned
back over The style Ia seen with soft
creamy Mechn lace, or lace with gilt threads inter-
woven gold wire lace and lace with the floral designs
outlined with red threads great deal OF gold lace is
| used and delicious punches OF walnowers are on one
| side eIquisiiey shaded
FLOWERS FRUIT AND RIBBONS.
The lowers the present surpass all previous
artstes their perfection OF natural beauty
There is absence of all stiffness caused by wire,
and charm OF color Is added the natursness OF the
graceful, long yielding TO every movement Old
fashioned garden flowers and the simple field flowers
take the place OF exoos. such "a those daylight
sar the primroses gnting gold ana shaded in sofiest
green radiant clusters OF vioets yellow lilies swinging
golden cups; branches OF honeysuckle blowing fairy
horns OF vivid scarlet pale yellow dashed with red;
seeded meadow grasses and purple clover the delicate
pink and golden-hesrted sweebrer rose orange mas
turums aud gay buttercups Some OF the wreaths aud
hafwreatLs of pale, crtmped silken popPies shaded
from pink aud white shaded red. wonderfully
like nature Not less the natural clusters OF
ilacs OF finest silk and pale-yellow cowslips Velvet
psnses paest tints 10 the richest and darkest dey
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| scarlet and creamy roses, old fashioned Glove
pipks gfly flowers and Golden dande-
Hons aud crnsontpped daisies fine, so silky so
graceful. a. to be specimens Of really wonderful ART
or other styles OF bOnnetadOrning great punches
OF sken fuzzy hstes. swamp meade grasses sparkling
with dcu-drops curling tender blades OF apring wheat
and split chestnut burs In tue way OF irut there arc
perfect punches transparent white grapes with silver
green juicy red currants strawberries In tempting
bunchss and for mourning bonnets there are punches
OF black grapes and foliage, and oak leaves s
yer.tipped coronets OF black foliage and berries with
| gold tips.
The ribbons are marrow two inches in width reversi-
BILE Of velve, SATIN repped with sain or
both sides repped Some with the irrepreSsoe
moon In velvet repped ground Some OF the orna-
ens are long pins with OF square blocks OF car
pelham agate amber or round balls oil gold; others WIN
heads OF gold set with Rhine pebbles daisies tipped
with cut steel Tyre oval leaf and staTshapeh. Of i-
descent cut steel old silver In Etruscsn and carved
| sword hts. The golden Is difficult 10
| find Most OF the bonnets cmbody artistic and
exquisite manag OF coors The crowns ofmosquc
dones minarets obesks, havo disappeared. or appear
mildly In the basket wicker bonnet7 for the seaside
and country the hideous ossr bonnets made OF
| rubber tubing.
WRAPS AND MANTLEs.
The taste in Paris everything relating to the toilet
10 An essential Paris ard American life The merop
oils awaits the result In the matter OF costumes with In
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altered OF their cutting shears, particularly In
regard TO wraps or NANTES which very unique
battle a pen description dolman for example Ia
made black grnsdne lined with Capucine-a eddish
pasturtIum Of satin The genaoine ia embossed
with large velvet and hangs In deep anbrequh
points each side Of the satin covered with black wide
French lace draped from the back beo" the wast
The round the points trimmed With wide
French lace 1ounciDgs The fronts OF tho embossed
grenadne lined with the Cspucne are soped away grad
ually revealing the Capucine satin covered with full
paitings OF lace, and q graceful jabot Of trimming
lace from the neck desceDds and separating
in two parts extends back 10 join two
hollow plats behind and, falling loosely they caught
together by a large black velvet bow. glowing SOM
breness about this garment is indescribabe.
An exquisite opera cloak OF cream colored brocaded
Ottoman silk with gold thread-silk embroi-
derry and two flowers Of col0red silk lace lined
with cerise or peacl-cOl red surah SILK. which CORE
puonds with the lining. Renaissance ruff aud three
flowers Of lace forms the neck trimming. mautilla
for visiting dayreccpOns, &c is quite short and more
faucul Gesign. The sides long, the back Ia short
and extremely bonTsnt II is combination Of black
Ottoman silk. applique lace ana gronadine, deliberately
| embroidered. The silk back is nearly covered with
lace and chenille ornaments and dropping balls OF
| radiant copper-hued beads The gronadlno sides
embroidered intricate designs with Jet and copper
beads and dropping balls, and is lined with burning
copper-coored satin. double row OF lace trims the
garment around The front 10 composed OF the
dine lined with satin. and the silk front OF the
tia Is left open plated away TO the sides
| The ensemble presents a s0mbre glowing richness
doiman IL made OF extremely fne cloth Of delicate
granite blue The back sacqueshsped and is laid low
in deep psits. The rich velvet trimming is embossed
with and wrought with gold thread edged with
fine chenille golG-tipped fringe. The trimming extends
UP the back each side the shoulders the neck
trimmed with similar fringe Some very elegant man
tllas and WISHES of embroidery Of fine cut Jet
There tabers arranged OF these OF embrod
cred net lined with salmon copper dark wine-cOored
satin. Lace Is excessively used and chenille fringes.
gold or Jet tipped, satin ribbon and rich embroidered
| grenadines aud laces these early sprIng wraps.
DINNER, EVENING AND RIDING COSTUMES.
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