New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10
IHE FASHIONS.
INDICATIONS FOR THE COMING SEASON
MATERIALS AND pATTERNs-HATs AND BoNNErs-
RIMMINGS-CHILDREN' STYLES.

MATERIALS AND PATTERNs-HATs AND BoNNErs-
TRIyIMINGs-CIuLDREN's STYLES.
The price of materials of all cOlors and quail
ties has greatly reduced To meot the e&gchceSO OF
the season. Hints CLEANED that many OF the favor
ties Of last year viii return again, particularly 'oDa
ton costumes For the upper portion OF "heor theso
dresses fDe wool stun Is used, such as nuns
u,,o ar Kbvber cloth and the SKIRT Ia " soft silk
satin OF the oyerress may no OF silk having designs OF
tripes coral twigs acanthus LEAKAGE, foliage berries
similar TO the fine cotton fabrics recently descnned
charming shade OF blue glac6 silk has eangeabe ht 81
soft gray the stripes very narrow ihe accompany
inc silk has cheve designs described The al
WAYS popular Lousno silks reappear ann are coohen
with palmer fabric or not according to fancy lor
sldrt mr. accessories II IL best to match the color
~ the ground or the darkest color visible or
whatever at a little distance preserves tue
tone Of the costume throughout Again. iashioh
ndorSrs a strong contrast, 40 thaf 1t 10 artSilc:
bot,l. green with red brown with nasturtinm orange;
mahogany brown with blue OF golden brown Inc
Ioconard damasks and tapestries the safest for the
unintated as the charming medeys OF coors correspond
with any color that is not too light oOrt hgut ia sA'
como again in large quantities and designs aier tue oe
tifu cotton sanes damasks and repped sicilenne' III
addition to tho designs OF the medieval PERIOD wlh
flowers shells twigs. grained VEINS like those seo III o'A
small serrated leaves and crowns.
Their. will probably be return OF the Intricate handi-
craft I'm embroidery that has been 80 extensively worm
Tho danartlre OF the ungracefu hghshoudered sleeve
4, limited at that gives batshape to the back ana as
equally ungraceful sleeve will take Its pace-the ego
nutton The graceful flowing sleeve makes vigorous
et NJ reviv. II perhaps not generally understood
hot zach hideous and unbeccming fashion eagerly fol-
lowed IA invented conceal the deformty or lack OF
besuty in form Of celebrated leader OF fash
pAII AND RECEPTION COSTUMES.
Arctrn Of the Josephine and IIortenss couture IS al'
oaa9 inaucurated Tho hair ia drawn high ut the back
and fringe OF light curs falls over tho forehead 10
make il perfect there should be cluster OF hnger ptS
extending back TO the comb, and me short ooe nr ~
at me sides Of the head waved and drawn loosely back
over a band Of black velvet
HATS AND BONNErs.
In the first imporia0ns Of bonnet decorations birds are
bonoy omitted there parteres OF howers large
clusters Of mi gnoncte in all the olive AMI dead gcd
badcs hawthorne and cemati= all OF the old
f,.b,onsd howersi white and purple clover; hrkspur'
hro and mink; p.nks and buttcrcups. Wild peoples OF
brilliant scarlet and pale cOwsps in their dusty tOagei
and yio-ts of pale and OF intense purple TAI aigree'
rise in various glowing cOors from nests OF soeS mar.
nov and chenille return. for the sprrg. lending soft
s t h, and petals OF the larger bowers Inee
re some sDccmens OF cream-coOred, ecru and black
NV Hnnet crowu. embroidered with chenille and
sijk and another variety rather IKE ths SIX .sin oI
toeS inh That ia woven OF gold thread will also be
made ND for b0nnets Not before March VIII mere We
nitiv indications OF the coming seasons bonnets The
~ ho or bonnet does not always prove success but
there viii probably be several different shapes from which
to choose. ...-o.
poLoNAISE AND REDINGorF.
Tho useful and graceful poonase promises to e. almost
universally worn through tho approaching season rs
tcre ors ,ew garments that well combine use AMI
hosuty in one II will he les elaborate In style and take
an something Of the Newmarket In shape, simply cut ana
baprtno at the back in straight folds The jersey also
an Hsta3lished favorte. The Scia poona'e has very
roreful draprrv at The back and IL arranged W. iIQht
With cutaway Jacket front over PLAIN pOlOh3iSe WIN
dra,.i anron The model Is Of tapestry wool haVlnga
49, oiivr Ground on which palm leaves In pale ndis
cashmere c0lors band OF darker shade 81 green vel
~ ounlres The edge OF the Jacket front ana the Guns
collar and rosettcs which support the diaPLy = "
side are OF velvet match. Tho Velyet sart OF lo
samo color has deep hounce laid I'D prOau DoA p'cdH
around 10. = .,oo, r,,vct This d. sIrnply
y ~, gored walking skirt and long iedlhSole WIN
EwnnarL1t seams concealed py slau uspto a.
,, Tho rrdlngotc gbthtting' WIZ INC sal
49, of darts There Is seam do"h u niui,s "a
h" witch falls in double box ple3t' TO the Dolto
Of the skirt 49,, ,,,,, q, IL. tost for sAyeTll
I,t" and has proved its excellence. II Is eNteusNeS
80 for making costumes. long coats or paetots aii
ncosse dresses An elegant street costume hsde -
PaaI hrnwn nonpareil velveteen, Win trimmings -,
obrnfle The design is simply ughthtuIS Ie,uus''0
,,b mall paners and long pleated unuIapcu os no,
NJ. Arnold 4 Constable, stern brOlhefs F.. $500,
ain, G Co Aitkcu son & Co. and Madaho peuo''
viii Mica "a accept thanks for attention.