New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

Al ono Of the large hotels two very fashionable
looking dame, have been luNuron-ly Installed ior me
last few weeks and although their ARRIVAL ha' '"'
been hcraldcd In the newspapers, U'l nav ''.'N'
the most fashionable women In Ncw-(orh' lh'Sc'
,ot coutcut with a first visit and formal rall, have
run in" In the most friendly way every now "'"
again during the La; fortnight All this attention
!, not to be- wondered at when il j. considered ,h"'
they are cm.s,lrics OF the great Partisan man mn'r
himself who has sent over some exquisite 'h''
dorivrc, for the especial purIo," Of Avorns MS most
esteemed New York dIstomcr- who can thlH ShoP III
lari, ~ Il were, without l"a\ng America IL - u
very convenient arrangement for those orunat" ones
who have the whcrrwthal 10 crafty Their l"h""S,
and who have only t. turn over the portfolios oil
dainty waicrcoOr sketches Of various inou's' S'"V'
their designs and suggest any changes that they de-
sire and hcrcupon their order, are cablrd immcdl-
atcly To Paris, viii, all the nccdiul measurements
II they wish To see the actual model OF Ia" garment
they desire to purchase tier. is q large assortment
Of mad"-ap7 costume 20 choose from
For the benefit Of thos, who hav" not visited thi'
petit at,iicr de Paris It may be- said that Will"
the fairies aud their adaptations are very "cm''
there does not appear 10 be- any special difference b
tween these latest CONNECTIONS Of very popular artist
and the costumes We have seen lately nj the various
fashionable function, In thu way oil r'c'p'ioh' """
weddings, The sleeves certainly ARE not any larger
II auytblny arr. rather smaller than they haN" br"n-
thn, l. willie unite rs much mat, rial l. employer, II
+ distributed over the upper portion Of the arm and
doc, not loop 30 pronounced. TIL" hlc"Ncs, moreover
ARE almo, Invariably half covered with the various
ARRANGEMENTS Of rrvcr, or runirS with which every
model is more or Joss ornamentcd. Thr>" rc\"rs are
finished with the greatest care on both Hi"~' inc u"
iurs Of a contrasting color having a very pretty
effect rs they show here and there, betrayed by
.udd,n mo,cmcnt Of the wcarcr. In fact ''ccs allies
a. ia. French Dire, shaker, call these winged arrange
mcnts are among The chief charactcristics 81 tn"
GAVIN of thr period and IL |, quite wonderful how
cr.at a variety /, shown In their arrangement ana
draining In The .allr dosage" Of h"sr PariS"nnes
wary ono of their numerous costumes had different
.houldnr effect sometimes It these very smart
,l.c.s the garments are 20 simple that they look ~
= ucv might easily b' reproduced by home dress
maker and vet Il |, in Just such seemingly arlirs'
affair, ffat the French j. NJ sails puo' Is nif to
.how usclf-a ouallty which makes imitation next 10
Impo,.illc. \ case In point was one of the abort
ir.r,i II canes 40 much worn just now. which was
only three consecutive nounc"s OF hlacH
cnm.l.s hair ,dg,d with Il narrow edge OF white
,,,Inurc coneuc, with ribbon at The throat, with
bows and long ends The who'll" affair apparently
fin, case, Thing In De world to copy. and yc, when
nos,d IN IN. shoulders had "cachet" HAT rendered
II distinctly elegant.
think vour gowns are too fus-y." said ma cilnr
Grille IN III sister, land you must spend an awful
In, nm vour cIothcs Why can't you dress like Miss
Ucr things look AZ II they cost nothing ~
all and vet sb, f. the best turned out woman have
seen"
.uov little Won men know after all !" she replied
with rreot scorn. "That beautiful simplicity mat
you admire so much costs her at least $4,000 year