New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
CLOTH GOWNS.
SOME DETAILS OF IMPORTED COSTUMES
WHITE WOOL TRINMISGs-rINKED EDGEs-NEw

dres scs Unmarried for street wear they arc noteworthy
az q concession to the simple styles demanded by
NcwYn women Of fashion. There are still many
gay little gowns, there are pronounced styles In
hats and bonnes imported to meet tho southern and
Western trade, which demands more color; but these
style are this season bizarre than IN former days
Tho cloth dresses Will h have th med feature Oh
each seasons importation for several years are super
seeded by cashmere Henrietta cloth and light silhcn
! cloths Of soft wool Gowns Of Henrietta cloth are
shown Ia all tho prevailing cloth colors made mp in
combination with faie Francais, tenealinc ami MORE
silks. There many gowns OF soft wool in Quaker
drab, svery French gray navy blue and other dark
| shades, which are finished with trimmings ow white
| wool This Is let In pyramids of fine plcatings IN
the skirt forms the vest, and is used piping cord
on the basque and drapcry in some it forms The
entire underskir.
A stylish gown OF navy blue cashmere was male
with an irrcguarly drapcl skirt. The edge of the
undcr.kit and the drapery stitched win nd sew
Ing silk in clusters of five rows about quarter IF an
| inch apart lust above a two-inch hem. Tie under
skirt OF tho dress slashcd c'tcr -de and dis
played fans of cream white wool with red selvcd2c
the boCm. The stylish little house bodice Of this
gown finished with a white vest fastened at the
sldo under one Of the rovers Of sevoge. The col
lar also formed OF this gay selvedgc and square
buttons OF brass set the revers In groups Of three
completed tho bodice Some exquisite Hale gowns
In mixtures Of indsnct figures and In several shades
OF wood brown ma le WIN fuH cream Wnc vests,
which are held in a wild, cluster Ct honcycOmbcd shr-
rings few inches below the collar and the waist
In the entire undcrsklrt IS OF crcam-wh.c
wool, but II IS almost covered by the dr3p"y showing
only at the side where It ia often held from the waist
lno to within fifteen twenty inches of the lott ON
In fun CLOSE rows Of shirings whence 1t falls in
wide ruilo BraIdIngs of gold often
cream whlto wool when It IS used with goiion brown
or Quaker drabs sh ides allied to browns, with
tho duh blue Gobcn shades and navy lue EIalding
| OF silversicel are seen on dead white vooeEs
combined with cloths In French gray, gray sh blue and
the new green shades with grey tones
The short London coats wi ch imported in colors
| which harmonic with all shade. OF cloth viii prob
ably be- the neral choice this spring and summer for
ordinary wear; only few gowns with Jackets Of the
Same material are imported. Many long wraps
| shown we'll short coats There are rarlans With
deep capcs that obyiae the SHY OF a sleeve rag
| lans with sleeve, and cape, coming from the slcyc
! and showing only In front; and long plain coats.
! which reach to within fw Inches of the bottom
OF the dress These wap, an, I-daIy loose In flun,
and close fitting al the back and nalo Of smooth
ia'rd cloths olramrncl with wild, p; ssrmeu'cll,, Of
crochet work or bands of twisted cord- or Tat Her
| cuies brad*, bordrcd with pieotcdsed Bus,iI braid
me backs Of these wrap, u-rtlly Q1uc iGl over
the tournuic and this iulnc.s Is held various WAYS
| ,)m. iiiac- IN >h.rrrg,, sonlrilu.e5 ia lag
/ number Of standing pleas. ~omc long wraps are
! "ifA a. Tie bach Sometime, largo ro,lc, zap,
40" Haoed on the coat at tho back below the side
i".i''. I"'f' arc many gag luto wrap, for cnulch.
gong ana on'l iptai occasions that merely dra,' the
should '-, 9.a' M the Iich toilette worn beneath
/ ta-i- I.o-o wraps may be- H. I. 4 Snapshot
100 hoH rth long pointed en- is ia s,..e ,.,.. reach.
/ INK marry - tIe bottom If the dr... .lli.or ~,
/ cap ud arc fastened down ln Point back and
h"n' n iiH waist or I'm cap', iAat needy co.,r tho
/ -hp,d l. ard are -ti1. -ht on the Iss
Tho pDut., cGc, q, linpd A. m uclrl. all ,h..a,e
Wfa.- 1hn.c T. ii tendency I'D mol uf. t.. IN
-eaI tlaicr,, for vra,. ami 0,, t.. sl,..d.,s ma,
/ o. 90. of GOWN. The pointed ,,r,, flo r.i,,l it.
4 f,afur, Of man, Of fbe NOW, ioi.,,. i,.,a, ,
! wear: and i.c pointed dr,r,il,, all sl,s. ,t. r,
/ r,an,oI a,,,li.. may l.. g, ,i,.., , ..,
lc f.in.d o plcafsd ribbon. cY'rr,5., mr. .r,,.,,,
used iu tie .aii.,flr. of fine dr.. :, ma ..,.,
tom the walsh line and fall c,h,- n fo,, f,,,.. ,i
the waist or to the c',. -, III, g, .f,
4 oufl.n, n font et,, ~ .h, L,,,,c. ,,,i. , ,,,.
/ f.ni,ai.d I'D 4 .lor, no.,t l.,,, -. NO., .e,,
/ pa "'''" ''o "">'' 4 N'''i
used 10 dram. the i,nIe,. %, n. e.rl,l Gill dr.r- q,
T , I,.l a,, f., g., 49,, -,
'"' j. ana ]" """'' VIA u i'' dfApc l'H oi WOOL ar
paIt~l Pointed tlnlnincs arc u>.Si also Hr..~., ~
/ an !" s'"''
'",'' S',"'' ro" OF pnAr' cloth In contrasting
| ,,,,llu, c.,.o. a., ,,'.at -,.A ,,5
/ vll,c. d,-k ,r,,-, ,',h 80. ,i. 49,
""''"' '''N "i""" WIN re-. KAY Win white OF
! golden hio"m Even the scars Of sin used hats
/ '' ' -0f 80 wv" "" INC '"''''
l"'fo are great many Louis Mn polonn's's
among the new gowns M, style viii le especially
.i.tabl. for wool goods Ibe.e ,ol,n.f.es mo ,ri,
/ ,l,l, ,,l .t,.,t. -, ,,, .,i a. =. ~,
i 49, ''l =" '"' "'' "''"' A'"9 arr i'''
Ddch ia c'c's nom the neck to point AT tie wai>i.
aud below ito vast they arc again turned back I'm
drrurr r,V,,, to show, ia, ,r,,,.lt, 1fo.. ,C fla,
/
Ut" Iui'Ht''7 H"'c d SlltHl mp uapfFN bdt o,hrr-
wise they Ike The Marguerite poiuiai,s # dozen
vear, avp Tho (linas, o,cr tho t,,rr,,r, IN ,te.,
| - ,. IS ." W
si''"'"' - 49, al! "''u up "-" III many ME
! lcA's gathered ia Ill., close shirln-'
small touucs. sometimes called t,rl,au lonn..'s
with Tn.lIsh urban, Of a.oii, .far, ,tu I f,.,
/ ,,..en a., s,.i,., ,,., - 60 -. ., -. =,
''''" 40' SP''"S N'"' an" '"I N"N'4'e V"I h5 ia"
summer Ihr'o hats are generally Jared with soft
brnls of velvet and trimmed with windmill bnv. ~
.u,.. -
l4'"oH' or straight staining bows uoMcH ana fancy
straw shows and still other, Of ,h and velvet with