New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

In great favor lust row. Is "A cape made OF a'ruaic
stripes OF ribbon velvet and lace insertion
Doubled oolored chiffon Is then gathered on very fu
making fall OF several inches. Very deep elbow
cuffs are made IN the same way, with fan o.
chiffon at the bottom. and finished with ribbon ard
a bow at the top. This last arrangement would b.
particularly becoming for young GIRL the bst beihs
rather more matronly in It's style.
The old fashioned custom OF removing the cloth be-
fore the dessert leaving the bare mahogany Is be'hs
revived by those who fortunate enough 10 posses
a valuable heirloom In the way OF an old table WHICH
has been kept polished with much rubbing 'nrousH
several generations. There Is something mys'eflons
beautful in the dark depths OF such piece oil WOOD
which is impossible TO Initiate In aquers and modern
veneer.
some Of the new silk pc,ticoats have tiny nounces
on the wrong side MS we'll the right; and tie
newest tailor made gowns are lined with SdA and
have little rllls OF the material underneath the
,dges Of the skirt No wonder The women seem 10
love the masses of soft silk frlilhg about thef
ankles so modest and feminine looking and 80 alto
gether dainty they. Here is description which
sounds delightfully."- fetching: A brown tailor
made costume lined with ian.coored silk with tan
colored frtlls pcIucoat OF the same soft Six Win
inv fouuces inside and outside; brown SILK stock
lngs clocksi with gold. and bronze ties tied with
brown nObOn.'
Those who are enthusiastic about their canine
ravor,tes NAV not be pleased 10 hear that d0gskn
hoos and shoes becoming quite the fashion, and
Ina, many OF these skins come nom The lost do6'
hat are killed when not Claimed by their owners
TO have an active demand for dogslins won't cause
mach anxiety 10 those who lake their pets to town.
They say that the tonnets this year viii be either
naniteslmal, or quite enormous. Hike the coal
sc,itle affairs OF $50. This revival OF that par
,icular epoch is a singular freak OF fashion. which
,,If. uill nt IL. ~ q
case NAV be- from England. The French tendency
il more toward the Empire styles ana 1t will be-
interesting to see which fashion VIII prevail.
Their. Is = new color this year which IS rich
combination Of purple and the dnller heotropc. and
ubich IS delightfllly in touch" with autumn. A
lovely costume which will be worn nj the approach
ING Horse Show is OF this color Ia rough soft camel
rslr trimmed with dark brown fur around the short.
round SKIRT with large pnfed velvet sleeves Ohat
ey.rs Of the f,rr making n slopns line from the
neck 10 the sleeves and collar Of The same f'r.
Id not AZ all Ike this modern fashion OF cnrasng
cbilds legs In sn lcg3iDgs,' said an oldfashion"d
mother II canno; fall 10 destroy freedom OF n0tOh,
and must consequently more or less Impede the c'n
lion Tho discarded "0oIci IegSinsN were iar prefer
shIe in NV opInion bu, best Of all nre warm. hand
knitted stockings without any leggnSS NJ all. Every
thing about the child's clothing should be "N warm
.,d ucbt NJ possblr Young mothers are very APT 10
.nc,s. their Utlo ones like munmle,. plitilng on ad
dl,ona LAYERS OF clothing when they 20 ont oil uoorS
and making them 80 unwiedly that they can hardly
walk much less r0np and play Instead o. 'H""s 'n'
trouble 10 change the ordinary house garments LOT
,hich.r ones Of the same number an additional heavy
flannel carmen; + drawn Oh, into which every
a,ou, the MINER par Of the legs IS stuffed; While from
abovs ,be knees down, stih lrggings complete 'hs
modern suit OF armor with which mothers seem 10 Ell
deavor TO stunt the growth OF the'r chhoreh' -
ev.ry intelligent parent would study THIS question OF
,,,,no vouno children and reducing quantity weight
ond compression while inSurlnG warmth ana adePuas
protectlon am convinced that there would 10 ie"ef
aoca,e children and far less danger during the winter
Of colds and respiratory troubles
some Of She new goods woven sufficiently
nroad 10 admit OF The skirt being seamless except Tor
s iolpIng In the back This Is cut very bias, ana Is
coyered entirely by heavy silk lined folds OF the sir'
which is purposcy turned toward the bnck TO hide the
seam.
ra,,or.made gowns OF tweed have short circular
o,o,ks Of ihc same mat erial, with shllned HOODS.
Very rough goods are the most popular Tor Walking
costumes just now.
"A practical example 81 the iDen'cicncy OF inc
modern education 10 meet ordinarS honSeno'a -
onircmenis occurred with The other day. to nv
h,me no II spokenn said the intellectual mother oi
. couple Of highly educated daughters our
,uudress was taken suddenly ill., leaving the ciothes
washed and d3mpened ready 10 IRON the nouse""A
took her place, and finished the mouse hhen' Dh'
her total Ina il,ty 10 cope with my husband =
md sons shirts and collars. tried In vain 10 hha
some one TO come BY the day, and hnniN' IN
aasperation as the men were becoming rampant
attempted q collar myself. Such limp queer
leaking rag II WIS! Come girls salo' "hS' -
tho use Of your Latin and Greek anu MI YOU,
,o,opiss II you can't even do up mans oo''a'
a., q was OF no use There was rot one among
n. VINO could manage to make the ~retened ,hmss