New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
x rxorrsrrE GOWN SEEN AT SIMPSON CRAWFORD

waist is enc,rcled by a wide swathed belt OF green
silk. edged at the top with q band Of mink. and
at the back wide green silk sash is fastened be-
tween the shoulders in butterfly bow, with long
ends falling nearly 10 the bottom Of the skirt
AT HAISEYS. NO. 253 FIFTH-AVE.
Extremes meet in the millinery OF the moment.
tho high picture hat and the dminutive chapeau
alike sharing Dame Fashions favor. Between
these there is no medium happy or otherwise. but
this ia hardly a matter for regret. as ono OF the
two styles Is almost certain to suit anybody and
everybody. and should any be left over they can
fall back on the toque. The specimen chosen from
Ealseys happens TO be OF the largo variety. and IL
most properly called picture hat" 1t Is made
of lace with a shrred brim and high crown. the
latter being completely hidden with large chous
OF deep pink silk. over which the lace is draped.
Between the chous is arranged a number OF black
plumes nodding outward. while the brim is turned
directly up at the back to show a number OF black
feathers and an OF rhinestones. The left
side IS finished with high, stiff ccru aigrcte.
AT BEST e. co.'s, nos 90 AND 60 WEST
TWENTY-THIRD-S ST
The Best sketch illustrates n simple and dainty
party dress for little girl. The material IL pink
and white striped silk, shot with gold and 1t Is
made with full plain skirt and bodice and con-
fined at tho waist by a wide swathed belt of pink
velvet tied at the back IN long bows and ends.
Tho neck IS cut low and finished with ruche OF
chiffon fall the short puffed sleeves.
AT yANTINE & cos. BROADWAY AND
NINETEENTH-ST.
Ching into Vantine's is like taking trip to the
Orient and those who cannot afford the latter
Injury will find the Oriental Baznar n most sur
nrisingy satisfactory substitute. when they begin
IN understand It's scope and capacity. Every de-
tail Of life beyond the Pacific Is represented there
from the humbest bit Of chinawarc to the silk in
which the Mandarln's wife is gowned. and the
costly rug upon which her sanda!led feet repose.
Even the articles Of food that appear on Oriental
tables have not been forgotten. and last week a
number OF fresh importations OF the choicest Of
thesc daintics were received. There India
condiments. preserved chow-chow. made OF mixed
fruits and costing for large jar preserved
oranges and crystallized ginger. and dainty
CONNECTION called Mdzuame or rice candy; II
comes in the plain favor and also In raspberry and
ease.fras and % cents q box. All the new
tens are also In stock. and are put up In pound
boxes at 81 n box -. . ..s,a, -, a.,
week OF Bokhara rugs ana carpets IN laree sizes.
They are In beautiful dark red shades and have
ali the iusre and effect OF silk rugs. while costing
much less
AT McREERY & CO.'S. BROADWAY AND
ELEVENTH-ST.
-,, ,,,r,s at nopular prices are always a spe-
o,aI,v n, McCreery's but they will be more so than
.y ,b,s week when n full assortment Of beaut-
a., .,r,s made OF silk. manufactured at this firms
,r mills will be placed on exhibition These
L,r,s are made of changeabe tafreta. In brown.
aon blue cardinal rose and lavender, and are
.r,,oued with a deep umbrella nounce hnished
u;h corded rufiie and having narrow DUST ruI-
" They OF generous proporu0ns.
md The silk of such excellent quality that tney
positively stand alone While iSue ths more skirts in in
Thero, ,rnwn WV and yellow trimmed with 2 corded
nouce fsm, and dust rude. at % each. while MORE