New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

| IN. woman n. fashion, are exhibiting some really
| gorgeous gowns wraps and chapeaux that "'c ia
themselves a tribute 10 tho good taste or tneir GUS
| toners The gown Illustrated IS made OF black vel
vet The full skirt is entirely plain; the r'chhes'
| ~ the material supplies all necessary adornmeht'
| Tho round bodice however. Is richly beaded win
Jets and silver. and trimmed with rrvets OF ., wh,e
chiffon edged with a wide lounce or rear iacc, rc
hgh collar is made OF black velvet, ana os.r ,s
folds fs small tabs OF lace BACK veteI h ur,
| finishes the oodicc In the front the PACK peins
trimmed with loops OF o., ih the s Tlrt
| The exquisite hat depicted with this gown mas a
high black ye5 over e tRs crown droop four large
| white pumes while over the b,'In IN ,hc pau",
,os, i've small black feathers perfect bouquet
OF richly coiorod dahlas rests beneath the brim on
tho hair ana gives an acceptable touch or color 10
III, dainty cOnfeso ns veX his wecR for
the novelties that are on exhibition for the Horse
show are indeed unique and beautiful Many OF
the mats displayed have dainty cape or coarette
to match. and should the purchaser OF mar , OF
Crcery Co will make her one In the shortest pos
sibe time.
AT LOUISE & cos. no. %; FlFTH-AVE.
That the reputation for beauty and originality in
hats that Louise Co. have acquired IL well de-
served IS proven by tho throngs of beautiful women
who daily visit this establishment and who always
accept this firms edicts as to what ia Fashionable
I'm the millinery world truth. Such undoube1
confidence has been gained only by many seasons
of success achieved by always displaying the best
and most artistic in the way of charming millinery.
Every week. almost every day sees some new I'M
establishment, Among tho latest inportatons IS
he maas OF beige @ has m rscay shaped
brm and rather hsh crown; encirced with
We out I1t' TO o. the Srm Around this fold is loosely
arranged a quantity or black tu'le a NUMBER OF
large black ostrich feathers complete its trimming.
AT THE GORHAM MANUFACTURING COM
PANY'S, BROADWAY AND NINE
TEENTH-ST.
NJ bnau IN
table decorations should visit Gorhams silverware
establishment and view the exhibit OF Colonial
workmanship. The art OF giving dinners does not
begin and end with the cook nowadays. for appe-
tites whetted almost as much by the service
by the menu and such array OF beautiful table
pieces as is shown by the Gorham firm will be ap-
preciatcd by every hostess who wishes to make her
dinners tempting to fastidous palates The arti-
Giles displayed numerous to describe, but II
p of dc 50 he
mothers" have been aithfny reprSSduG a,do IN tho
large. and the quaint sugar baskets Of pierced sill
YER slender teapots and odd little caddes will make
VIZ ThIs exhibit is on the bird floor In ono case Is
dspayeS the latest novelties OF sded silver naid
Gets and In coffee. sugar. olive and all sorts OF odd
nnd nd g add to s table
which these sets will adorn. One especial item Of
sms pieces ms sdeU OF gold na
with coored. pearl. and valued at tlso Nancy
glass. novelty from farls, loT uoWer
vases and for fancy dishes Its beauty lies chiefly
signs outlined with gilt. Toilet articles and desk
accessories finished with miniature OF a beautiful
woman also hold prominent place In this exhibit.
and side by side with these arc displayed some cut
glass and silver toilet articles. the covers OF which
are set with large precious stones.
Opera.gass bags. made OF SILK and richly beaded !e
set with one large precious stone either matching
in color the silk used for the bag or representing
the owners favorte jewel or birthstone. Small
gold chain purses are now casped with Jewels ana
n fine gold chain worn around the neck and be.
meath the bodice allows this useful ornament TO
hang iust below the wearer's waist.
Miniature toy furniture and kitchen utensils OF
n,erced silver are used nowadays for cabinet dis.
niays. and the Gorham Company have an unusua!
Selection OF every imaginable shape OF ancient ana
modern umeA