New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
THE FASHIONS.
NEW coLoRs. TRIMMINGS AND ORNAMENTS.

The secret OF dressing wen was 'hS oihNO
discovered by American women, who know and appre-
ciats the durability and beauty OF American satIns'
brocaded silks and figured velyets Vevetw be larg ~
manufactured with low pile and brocaded on sath
or repped grounds. These styles are also extensively
imported aud will all appear for autumn IN new ana oiu
fayorte colors such conee Tor duckirR green' WIN
changing HUGS. and ali manner OF otter chahgeaoe
coors-the grays play into the intense oue
the chameleon MOSES aud tnts oil myrtle; the Pre'p
waergreen err sson or cress with changing blue lShts
Toe popular Havana brown returns again. aiso scai
brown aud the warm chaudron or CO.. per nues iaiso
family OF grays is Represented in various s""ue A'"k
ling into tnt latest greer bro" ano DUH bu'neu 0i'"
takes precedence Of crushed raspberry when ma gone
out with scorched banana ecked green gage ana err
Gotta leaf 20 Tor takes the place OF the latter
Sandal wood and castor beaver tnts OF delicate gh'
shades are seen I'm lieu OF cafe TAFT and foimei choco
laie Every variety OF warn' "H'y' soo
and yellow tints is seen Biscuit ia"n'
miguopette aud beige complete the present
list For the rest there fabrics OF soitest "ooi
and Of silk III tints OF gold, amethyst anu sapP"io W
gov into flame or melt INTO SHADE.
Among the most III poranto the earliest imporalohs
passem erie and other trimmings take an n'ees"s
part These quite as necessary "a loe1 hcccsSo'
az foliage to the flower or tree. Ihe present eAno'
shows fnntastio richness OF chenille silk anu sain
cord and piping velvet and gtterng cutJet reproducing
ferns and rouds tufted aud tasseed pnmes bosses ID
the shane Of yisors tunnels aud peaked crowns.
SOME OF THE NOVELTIES.
wide band Is formed OF large curving leaf OF hne
chenille EDGED with arge cut-iet beadsi overlapping
THIS Is another leaf of beads and fine SATIN piping An
extremely lien design OF satin piping Is au lh "c'"
vines OF silk cord from this bends dropping my Oh
cneuile alternating heavy CHENILLE foliage; be'ow
this fall penGants OF chenille splkeshaped garland
a, opd u,es and foa &c and buds il beaded by velvet
in sugar.oaf shape all edged and sparkling
NTH cnt-iets and chenille. wide Dand Is
formed OF large leaves with serrated edges DOT
dered with ne outlets and veined SATIN cords ana oe
beautiful designs band OF Immense pansles win cut
iet cay. A. TWO Detals OF me hncst chehie' uo
other three of satin cord veined with Chenille he"
tve of double pausy Of satin piping forms bahd
from eacn drops long stem dotted with beads and Dor
dered here and there with leaves Other bands are
formed into satin piping roseties and dropphs Mhun
balls; Dragons birds wings the cnan ouche'
peaks fashioned like "a ships prov. chain mall ana Az
manner OF odd concets. are intricatey made oil hhe
chenille silk cord piping. aud beads OF all sizes
Thick cut lie ste rs n band OF Foliage Showing very
large satin cord leaves veined with hne cutJet large
pears of dull Jet ads droo9 from long stems.
EXQUISITE ,ra other styles are seen for pendants
NJ d ornaments set OF large iorgetmonois are maue
OF fine chenille aud silk cord placed In clusters
from these drop large chenille aud satin balls
and tassels three leaves OF cut]
bend over the flowers For mourning toettes there are
some fin. crocheted silk ornaments In set pieces
AMI frinces done by hand. very wide houno' Ia
marvel of due workmanship; tie oPen-work ground Is
covered VITA rosettcs crocheed with hLest ak ana
bor,iered with a vide fringe OF small balls Tue De"
fripges are exceedingly elaborate headirg u formed
of curved satin piping leaves the fringe cnrre'podd-
finished with uey crochetsd balls; woven through the
web ID fluffy of chenille. cutj" and TUFTS OF grass
fringe All conceivable designs woven into these
elaborate ricn fringes-quantcs OF dropping acOrns IN
the midst OF soft chenille and grass fringcs chenille TUFTS
and beads. Large pam-leaVcs form the headIhg Oh
wide band OF satin ppng AMI nne jets: below Is sue
cession OF Hat satin mats from wiioh depend III
ponts a very vide cutet aud nnc chenille fringe Che
nile eusers OF aclras drop htticei bars OF
chenille ard sauu cord. aud fluffy drope1s Of chenille
points and leaves airs lnier-p r'ed with large
let beads There are other bands sIrmounung heavy
ringes Of intricate ne ropes and oo7 OF chenille ana
cofd plted In turret shapr inverted pyramids, lap
nes spades Beads OF finest euet Old nerent sizes are
in for borIerings and the nges IN overlapping
head, and chenille tufts tppsd with bead each' and
cra., aud cord nugefa quarter OF 'arI or moro III
Some OF pets represent large pine cones
OF satin wrought with fine clenie Others six cord and
velvet acOrns aud haLel-ndtA
SET PIECES OF JET AND CHENILLE.
There are many varieties OF beautiful set pieces or Jet
aud chenille right aud left one OF them In iarseJet
i.av.s - outlined with very large Jot bais Another Ia
mass of cOne-suaped satin droplcts finished win Jst
drops superb trimming for a wrap Is male Of The
richest cord and chenille ID Intricate de-
gus The dro pets cluster OF large six cherries
I'm foliage silk aud chenille some OF the ourrdgers
come in sets -ght set OF these Is made OF lattced
stin and silk cord aud long oval balls and large nut
shaped chenille balls connected by double chain OF
large silk cords aud balls OF chenille garniture
adapted for velvet, silk, or cloth' Is
I'm the shape OF the lOZenge windows OF a
church. beautiful In it, black velyety depths; the fringe
OF caterpillar chenille eaca piece finished with large,
a, ham We "A cl u.tsrO
DINER and may De used Ia either that fancy die
tates, horizon ally otherwise. Cut-out velvet
arabesques largely imported and are rich and costly
Marabout bands Tor trimming wraps are unusually rich
and beautiful. The feather bands are made OF every
variety plumage, which IL fastened u Tue nadd by
solution OF percda, and 'eu INT nded Tor An mi
tridescence Of cocks AID pbeasants feathers c,rr
spond win tie u cha ueeOn fabrics for which they
aud peacocx athers also closely trimmed. are
used For evening fuldoss wraps there are
soft pink. amber or white SHADES
BLACK LACE.
The charm Of lace not altogether confined TO the
delicate creamy white airy fabric 30 loved by
women, for the black lace houncng, band.
wrought, Is exceptionally beautiful. A specimen
nearly yard wide OF the finest mesh worked heavily
with silk in small roses and blossoms. The edge Is
Droi iered with There is narrower CORE
spending style for the aud seevea narrower
stanens massed with short grass fringe. The calyx
marked out by OF silk The spanish
rose patterns are also produced handmade these
black cObwebs lace. Another fashion newly
i'm porteo haud-emoroderod black for trim
mug, glowing VITA go,en uasles or panscs heavily
worked, aud outlined with the finest god thread An.
other style mas Jlrdniere pattern emoroi9ered win
silk hue black thread lace. THIS IL also
outlined with an almost invisible gold thread. An
nque presents the effect OF GObeln apestry
done in crossstitcn, aud soft lace. the fde
colors OF shadowy PINK pale Dues, ana grsys anu hun
perfectly Carrying out the antique desgns rus Is
la widLus for trimming.
Tue nost charming OF all the delicate creations in
floral garniture intended for ball fabncs |
are graceful garlaHds OF rosebuds 10 single sprays
Of radant pink satn, naf hidden In aud Tonnage.
several SPRAYS entwned OF different species
In gowing crimsOu-the red jacquemlnot, pale Tea |
rose, pink blusa of me IA
and leaves. Smaller sprays make up tue
sets the age and sleeves hair. |
accompanied by punches OF tho natural skan
and pale blush iOse or Cluster OF rsuiaDJ
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