New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
NEWS FASHIONS.

The De Jonvile scarf is steadily growing in favor
Men have discovered that the tie and ad-
lust IL according his individual taste or fancy'
and unlike most scarfs. however it may be ued.
It looks well. new London device Is little nckei
clamp used for keeping the De Joinvie in Its fods
This saves tacking IL, and allows II to be ueo as
easily as any other scarf. Perpendicular stripes OIL
red and white on black and navy ground in soft Jas
per silks fashionable. Bright tartan p.aids, In
basket silks are also much worn. and bright Per-
sian effects continue in style.
The new London scarf. THE Gaspard.' has just
been introduced here. and promises 10 become popu-
lar II is a ',made-up' scarf, has flowing ends. Is
square and ties up like a four-n-hand The neck
band is long and therefore forms a small knot, with
ends fairly we'll spread out. The materials used
are soft silks TO avoid a stf knot Neat but bright
figures in colors dark grounds. such as black
myrtle olive wine maroon and navy, are new
The increased demand for mems dressing gowns
has developed and very attractive materials.
Soft viouna In haf-inch checks of gray and white.
brown and white, and navy and white, are very
swell" the quality OF the material setting of
the pattern and giving IL a warm. comfortable
appearance. These garments lined and quilted
throughout. They have two rows OF buttons ard
tie with heavy silk cord about the waist. The cost
est dressing gown is made OF black corded silk. lined
and quilted throughout with crimson or royal blue
surah silk. the silk cord with which this gar
ment is finished and the heavy silk girdle about
the waist matcn the HnlnS Inc latest HoNelNy IN
this way is a gown made from a steamer rug. The
patterns are large plads of brown blue or dark
crimson on black. brown or navy blue. These are
heavy and warm and are made without lining.
heavy wool girdle fastens about the waist, and the
garment closes with three buttons.
The turnover collar. introduced last year,
slowly but steadily gaining ground. The band
is two inches high. and the collar turns over Two
and "A quarter inches. just covering the band. IL
has space OF one and one eighth inch allowing
bow the popular small knot, howing-end scarf
to be tied comfortably. When 1t has the ap-
pearance OF straight standing collar. Ii vas
first introduced by prominent outitter in Lon
don The turnover point collars are getting higher
and the points larger. but they differ from tho
long popular shape in that the space at the
top is less, and ii hugs the neck more IL GER
tany looks we'll, and TO harmonize with
the closc-fittng outer garments two-anda-
half inch collar is not too high 10 be in style.
The reindeer glo.es OF unfinished leather. in
color OF sort tan-brown. are popular now. They
lined with gray squirrel which lining, unlike
lambskin. is very soft warm and ',easant the
touch. These gloves OF English manufacture.
and are quite expensive. The recent cold weather
has brought them TO the front. For cold weather
driving, new and very comfortable gloves are
Ringwoods. These hand knit ambswool OF
dark mixtures, and the palm and inside fingers are
reinforced with tan dog or deer skin These are
warm enough without lining. and come well up on
the wrist acting as pulse-warmers.