The evening world., 1889-12-21

wrinkle is visible. Every good point of the
garment is strongly brought out. aud the
tasteful groupings with rcsrcct to Patterns
and materials add to the pleasing effect.
There is no attempt at crowding the space
but each garment in given place by itself,
40 that it may be examined carefully AMI
critically by the prospective buyer. The
attention is rot distracted hy the close
proximity of brilliant colocs and altogether
the ideal in window dressing in this branch
OF the trade seems to be nearly attaimed.
Mr.. Davis vas born in 1881, and at the
Gge of fourteen was apprenuced to tho firm
OF II. h. Hyam 4 Co., of Manchester. Eng
land, where he stud cd the art of window
dressing with ready-mnio G othinc. lie
has dressed somr nt the largest windows in
London. Manchester. Birmingham and
New York.
lie was tho first 10 dress a window III tins
city with the Albert bust, which ~ made of
papicr- nachj aud OF hln own design. The
bu~ts arc now used III almost every clothing
house OF any lepute in the United Statcs.
- Cy ale OF great assistance to TIE artist,
but lew know how TO use tntm to the Dost
lie also first introduced silks and rich
cu.urcd satin in window dressing. hut theee
ncccrS"uc' must h" used with Judgment, on
they, Will produce vulgar and meaning c,s
Display.
Exceedingly elaborate aud r.ch displays Of
clothing and other articles OF gentcmcn'r
wear nrC made by hOgcrs, Feet u Co., ut
their three Ereat Broadway stores. At their
nam store at lrincc street, the display
III their :our large windows shows hne
artistic taste IN tine ARRANGEMENT and group
lng OF CuIorS il the rCat window, hnda the
store in lower Broadway, one OF the largest
win"ows is devoted to y handsome display
OF evening die goods for men wear.
4. II. k!uE 4 Co. have mad, tue most of
their space for Christmas display at their
BIG store, Nos. 6GI-O2O Broadway, aud
have sUcCr CdCd admirably in llC.entlng tn
window show. Flue suits and q, ,urcOats tor
the WINTER season ere drnpcd m uIc window,
and III that adjoining an agreeable contrast Is
afforded by briLht-culorcd hanGingB OF
aCRriH and handktIch
Particular Gttrnton II called to the tiue
Arrangement OF the windows oi Nogel Bros,
4 ~ Forty-sccoud tt"ect and Eighth avenue.
! The entire sh0w-window space II arranged
20 as to represent holiday snow-storm.
/ The ground ~ covered with ake-belieye
snow, which looks a. natural aS the real,
aud Lgures tastciully dressed are grouped
about ample space, Garments are Aleo
draped at the bottom Of the window towards
the trout upon the Albert bnst priuciple.
| The whole display ~ impressive and attracts
much pnbllc attention.
There is regular Christmas outbreak at
Max Stadlerg store. at Broadway aud Grand
street, and the long show windows are
stuffed As iuil of goods as they can hold.
There u not 50 much attention pa II Tn get
ting artistic effects as TO bringing the goods
into view. and in this etfolt the dresser has
/ achieved an undoubted success.
/ l.. u, Thompson 4 Co.. OF M. PAS Broad.
way, show in their window tne specimens
Of EnRllSh-made clothing, aud many tind
them attractive.
Dovlin n Co., in the Stewart Building,
have their Gindows full of seAsonable cloth
ing, tastetully drAped, and display to the
| best advantage their varied assortment of
fno mems underwear and silk and satin
scArfR,
Hackett, Carhart A Co. Broadwav and