New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
ENG LISH FASHIONS FOR CHILDREN
WHAT WILL BE WORN THIS WINTER
From The London Queen.


Their little frOcks will be principally
made Of plush. for which at the present mo nsnt
there Is almost al extraordinary denim. Ina
fancy woollen SUITS OF which from time TO tlm'
minute descriptions nave OF ats app-Arsu ~ 'nea
seen color OF warm hde' wnlcn ctus't tae
xat and reflected r. ss ,s saa SIX so.s
iugs Kept the iuiuess togotner At the otcs an
drop. Of chenille aad beats Tne cuffs wers ,de with
and on tue outsle OF tue arm where sns
wa. nten ted for child o. elaveh For younger chill
Win tho acs~t Of fancy striped plush The top OF the
sleeve the eb " was ma 10 IN push. Az Tue
bacx cut TO closely resemoe the TAILS oi
| eoa: and beneath II the dress wa, In NIX Dleats
| There IS u beautiful shade OF ilght rrdhsh Drown
plush winch dnds favor for childfsus dresses.
one made OF mad JACKET opening At the BACK TO
snow SASH which was Also Carried across tho Iroht Oh
the praed wstcoa OF soft silx which NJ the cage was
frin<-d, "a allowed TO fall naturally IN ian shape
1t further adorned with very large buttons al,
frock OF this tone vas trimmed vi a neN S"ion
of rse -Ik. like series OF loops OF nraa "n .t az az
kuot, tue ends liked INTO n'nas"ne cneI Ina,
ami snk tasssl by wheh you VII see cSud ina
Another point frocK was the close esdgng OF thc
wssicoaL AMI may tes gowns An Jacsets or usnt
tone peculiarly we'll SUI ed To DARK ch!ren. ana SOM
OF tue thick double canvases have been made up with
but wide band OF veivet. pOnel piece OF RED fsncy
introduced on the oacs anu tno lt's ssrt
mInutrly pested ~ the sde me buttons usru on
TINS COSTUME we're somewhat orixlHai-'quare' oi''A
| aud engraved gold. - ,,
All tns curious mi xture OF coorng which finds such
favor elders to Ne adopted Tor cniiren
aud several dark blue plush frocks are 'ie with an
adm1ture OF red ami blue fancy fire striped velvet
The collars wide aud turning To Rnthe sashrs also wie
loosely pieated, comins low down on the hlpN. lhere
are many klnis II tunes ny older Children; the
| fronts OF turned up at he -iie ann Ilced
either with velvet or CONTRASTING material aFor.1
trim ning is tho sequin winch close resembles num
Der shells strung Oh bread Ihey e1Actiy nstcn III
color the tone Of ne dress oo.he o tno SnIa,'
M At, rails ID wool speeksd with white and, curious
ly enough. recommended AS not snownS the art
very large pearl buttons are worn ootn eaKrFot an"
cut aud with SERGE woOlen broche frequently inter
mixed.
pretty little frock for child OF tender years IS
blue serge p-ttIcos comp covered with close set
Ia tue oomtre trout. collars ani cum
trimmed ike the petticoat win Dr'n dne nS ons
oolos on ground. used for chlltren tlLhouSh
TnH t .uiI,I to tnrm nor tue usters. for winch
| semen women employ IT, For evening parties SOM
nrsty ite frocks nave been male ~hlIo c''uInerr'
for mantl.s n. ust now They are lorg
enough 10 reach 20 the nem oil ue dress are nde -u,
in cloth tniek rlhb.i sils whed th 5 are rl'nne
win plush dow the front and havs large sqdIre pOcK-
| sts at tue back or they made entirely OF push
On vsr Wi6 bgn with tue trnnHss roand
crown carried almost up {" the top anu lei 10
ponnets ana nAts male ofit Feather ponpon, aud
large loosely lO0p-d bows are pAcod on Tue u H
aud hornets The DIVA slape Is still used FOR string
| less uonnes, and these are Trim Gs with nrn st'u
wings. Bias bands u" vey't are o',ou ecu ~, a.
the top OF the crowns. and osprey iea.ner7 al ~ or
! mixed Win trlmnlngs For quite young cn' ga
froc.s wi bonnets To natch. All triunrd win AVER
Many people OBJECT 10 tho socae artistic dress
| I'M for
ness VII Gu chief feature. nas many merits when
applied children. naTe just seen s'ns pretty nttie
Garments Intended for youag people wnlcl are qnie
removed from the orin"ry ones Srss 20 Iai6fai
ami Tiers for eh%ee; one as, nv n. cSrsn IN the
NAV OF Faust" The sKirt made IN thl gauIe-
Ea striped material OF terrs-cots aud green shttrs
st me thread Of soIi nterwoven The bodice lie
in green plush OF tue corseet Orler, ooraoed WI
gold and worn over a hiEn white caem settle lhe
Sleeves were ade in pieces divided by putin1s OF
white gauze .tchng the under bodice lhe costume
was accompanied by little ciose-httlng cap OF the iorn
OF an ordinary infants monthly cap, only male 10 green
plush bOrdsrsi with gold WITH tn" II was ort'er sui'e
to fancy dress, otherwise IL cou,a oe "ort n''I
full dress ocoasona artistic dress Tor an older cho
made III thick dar. bue ne Sorarrea MIN
fur. gathered all round an ordinary nnnsemsd ski.
which opened the centre borore zach si1o with the
srris Tne bodice had tue fulness In front
each SIDE edged with fur the sleeves had the length ~
ocTei nm st The side the May dress 10
children has great deal to commend IL on Ihe scorT
simptcity upIerskirt plain, ana lull ike PIMA
fore simply drawn together oy means OF tape a. IN
neck aud Wrists the sleeves full aud loose over thls
another similarly cut garment Only MAZE as u lON
square with no sI-eves. merely band Of ribbon owe
the shoulders. with bow IN the middle: mtte s h
brodery IL introduced the baud at the top OF th
nnderdress.
Ihave Just seen some little bridesmaids frocks mad
in Mahogany plush cut after the same fashion, iaste
ing at back. the sleeves pufed with the s'raknt
ped piecea between otIen wonder tnat tne prr1
ind more favor in London. IL Is not so sHsy 10 nh
novelties OF clothing for boys OF tender age
Tine little suits mean made In plain white wooue
fabrics; they loose frocks just fastening W Gu
bacE th no trimming but sailor collar In eres
pIns pnI on after ward the square part OF til
col ar falls At ths back, the ends coming TO the front
ana tied win ribbon bow 10 make Ins sun conPe'
thers ia a ri ain turbxn cap or the same plush.
Sole souple ia the name OF msterla "nlcn Is e'
actly suited to requirements OF chlIhfeh IL -
soft yet durable silk made up in cream Tor infan.
cinaEs and p.lis.es and trimmed with wnte fox fur
IN, weather grows co will be superseded ov IN
Elder cloth. novelty which has cue ecrIt Oh sreA
iron gray and is used also for warm dressing gowns
For children IL displays a new trimuing the Apin
fleece specialize like the Elder cloth or the WeHh hri
which afur requiring co nbing when ~ oe9Snss u
softest material Imaginable. lght as AIT. Tue sol
lace and for little oos WHOM are eukea w,sn -, ~
Many mothers will hke TO near tua' pernsps gu
newest style OF frocH, as wen ~ sno ms 1
and waras. this sole soupe. quilted VITA euer 40
ana trimmed with lace; they are pretty 10 LOOK nv az
healthy aud de ightfui to wear Heotrope Is Iasnio
able color for childrcn ana cloass anu 80,
in IL trimmed with Bulgarian plush Ihls asa o"ruo
the red aud gray diagonal cloths, ana appeu W :.
caps cuns and collars Chinchilla IT, perhHp~ sns mo-
fashionable fur Of tho momeht Tor oelren at.v 70
nelIs.ea Red Ia the fashion for children rspecAy re
r.th nsssss trim nod with rod AstraKa Balls or pon
pons Of fur are novelty which ina their way 70 ~
fh,ny. in chtldren's millinery YOung England ho
Backs" which are with wide oritns AND low
intended for baby boys the front brim tut Mug on ITO
Q the face Ike the hats by tue thrro gems srm
when they sang their famous song IN oss o., S
Prabsnt" The baby boys have close cap Oh ia'e ~
n | ribbon loops under the brfm. - 49,,
, | made mostly II ruby velvet, with peated crown al
front edge with chincnila; they ut closely 10 ssrs an
face and have curtain and Ia.ty. "a: IL ca
J. watch are round with . pointed Dag enc a. me 40
" ending Ia tAssel These supersodinE sailor hhts
G ALI kinds - far children concerned Anoth
new notion 10 the colonial fur with close skh ~
:, | 6ssee. improved by comoing. This appears on u
uoBeyenosrs oosts. fsshio1shle for hoys; the
|, by the German Jews AZ a far time white. era
q fawn. and red cloths are employed for them
u THE MAN WITH A HARP.