New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

4 CHARMING DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS POI;
WOMEN'> WEAR

\ CHARMING DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS Fi'
w0MEN's WEAR
f. j. Denning & Co.. Broadway and Tenth St.
devoted Yesterday 10 special opening "i I'''''"
gowns and wrap, and fine French millinery and T." a
general opening Of new good, in all department, Of
their spaciol, store. \ leading feature OF the open
ing the exhibition in various parts o. we house u
the famous collection Of marble statnnfy from the
Stewart mansion, which is loaned by the courtesy oil
the present owner, Judge Henry Hhon' ms
collection includes the famous colossal figure OF
" Zcnobia in Chains by Harriet Iosmcr. the WORK
on which the fame of the great American scnip'ress
chiefly rests Thomas Ciawfoid's noble AZURE "i
Demosthcncs and his floating figure Of Flora scatter
ing Flowers in which the effect Of moh"n sc'W7
given to the carved marble occupy prominent places
on the first floor. At the Broadway entrances are
placed the group " Paul and virginia. by Joseph
Durham and the listening figure Of Nycla, the
Blind Girl Of Pompcii,7 by John Randolph Roger.
"Tbe Flower Girl" by C. Il. Ives, "Happh"' Dy
Richard II. Park, prOscrpinc' by Mai9h"h N""n'
the famous figure Of The Bathcr,' by Antonio Ian
tArSta ~ Milan, and the beautiful Fisher 'irl ny
Adam Scipionc Tadoni. are also IN the cNhipl'l"''
The Store was throng,d all day with shoppers and
sight, sccrs. In the dress and millinery pdii'I7 Oh
the fifth floor were shown costumes from al 'o
leading c0uturfcrc, in Paris. An exquisite dress
from Felix, Of rainbow hncd crepe dc 'hii' "'''
trimmed with applique pa~scmcntcrle' Oh '''"''o"
velvet. embroidered with old metals III i''''
STYLE The short skirt fell in fan fold. Inc 'lo''
bodice wa, laid in fine plchts ana hhiNhcu al 'n'
lower edge with "A cirde Of renaissance pa~s'lnehu'l'
and a harrow pa. cmcntcric band, outlining yoh'
and cuffs and nigh collar
The long loose wrap Of Sncdc co0fed crepe "
Chine was merely SHRED In To fit the figure 10 u''
! waist al the back and left to fall open III Hi"c'"
folds and was without trimming save Tor inc "I'
Tndor collar Of crimson velvet enbIodcr!cd III on
metal 4 magnificent reception dress Of pile Mn
Green brocade figured with white lacs was trnlme'
Drith fringe Of strands of SILK ball on harInonNs
color, and drapcd in artistic fashion with SOFT "l''
c,mers hair still another dress was a pale sdimoi
mink haxonaisc wool. striped In even lines ana com
ri"cd ,ci,h :, bencanc in the same delicate huc. 4.
chanting dress of white crepe de Chlnc slFP'u WIZ
satin and slrewn with purple pansles, wa uihPc'
over lavender satin yelled with plcatings Oh pom
| d'csprit. ~, .o .h.oec nrov.ilc,
| in tbe xhilit of millinery. hcantilul niue ppihc
~ Llack lace with a transparent crown wa M,
v'ith cold border and trimmed with "a bain VI iiif
Ilnssoms and purple aud gold pailslce. sun ho ~
hnnnrt was OF whlte lace, straw trimmed WIN u III
| cluster of Wild English primrose IN thcH "N'i
| veilow hues and finished with long l0"pen pow AN
,icI of forget me not blue velvet. In ~p,'la ca
| in the parors was exhibited the iamou~ nolihcc
/ rare nont d AIcncon and other laces maze lot IN
| Empress Emgcnia, purchased by 4. l. stewart an
now the property OF f.. J. Denning a co.